Summer registration opens for all students Monday, March 3rd. Summer can be a great time to get ahead on credits or obtain internship or work experience. Keep in mind summer courses are very condensed so will move quickly! Talk with Kristin to explore options!
Meet Zamantha Figueroa Gonzalez from Lincoln majoring in Global Studies with a minor in Ethnic Studies. Zamantha loves Global Studies because it has taught her many ways to approach different topics, problems, and events. It has also allowed her to grow personally and academically. Continue reading…
Mar 3, Summer registration opens
Mar 14, Last day to change a full semester course to Pass/No-Pass
March 16-23, Spring Break
March 24, Priority Registration begins
Schedule your appointment now for any advising questions!
Scheduling Appts:
https://go.unl.edu/schedulewithkristin
Zoom Drop-Ins:
https://cas.unl.edu/drop-in-advising-schedule
SGIS is being reviewed as part of an Academic Program Review (APR). Such reviews usually happen every 6-7 years and are designed to assess whether the program is meeting its stated teaching, research, and service missions. As part of this process, a team composed of faculty members from outside UNL, Continue reading…
Don't miss a chance to take ANTH 212: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology this summer. Continue reading…
Join our Museum Exhibit Design course, in partnership with Saitama University. Over 5 weeks, you’ll curate Chinese Folk Textiles at the International Quilt Museum. This 5 week course will culminate in a special exhibit on 9/19/25. Build your resume and expand your worldview. Sign up TODAY! Continue reading…
Wednesday, March 5th, members of the Food Bank of Lincoln will be holding 20-minute appointments in the Student Advocacy and Support Office suite to help students enroll for SNAP benefits.
Looking for hands on archeological experience close to Lincoln? ANTH 497 will be offered in the 3 week session this summer. If you are interested in registration, please bring $175 payment made out to SGIS to Oldfather 816. We can then issue you a permission code to enroll.
Please mark your calendars for the upcoming Sommerhauser Symposium and Henry and Gretl Wald Lecture in Judaic Studies.
We are honored to welcome Wilhelmi Massay, an ICU nurse from Omaha, who has recently returned from his medical mission in Gaza. He is passionate about sharing his experiences treating wounded Palestinian civilians, specifically children. This event will consist of Wilhelmi’s presentation followed by Continue reading…
Please reach out to Dr. David Wedin, dwedin1@unl.edu, if you have interest
No Limits is an interdisciplinary student conference on issues related to women, gender, and sexuality. No Limits charges no conference registration fee. It is entirely supported by donations from academic departments and units within the University of Nebraska and the fundraising efforts Continue reading…
More details at: https://wgs.unl.edu/research/no-limits-conference/?check_logged_in=1
Connect with a CAS career coach to explore your career options, identify ways to gain experience, and prepare to apply for internships, jobs, or graduate schools. We can help with resumes, application materials, interviewing, and more. Continue reading…
Join UNL Law on East Campus to get to know Nebraska Law and what makes it special. You will have the chance to talk with Admissions, Career Development and current students as well as receive a tour of the building. Continue reading…
Join us for an informative session on "What's New in ArcGIS Online February 2025 Updates." This session will cover the latest features and enhancements in ArcGIS Online. It will include updates from ArcGIS Living Atlas for raster analytics and the new Content Store for ArcGIS. Continue reading…