SGIS Week 12 Newsletter
The Spring semester is winding down quickly! Please be in touch with any questions and keep up your hard work!
Advising Nights and Priority Registration!
See some tips for upcoming registration - and advising nights are back!
Academic Calendar
April 18, Last day to withdraw from a class
May 5-10, Last week of classes
May 12-16, Finals week
May 17, Undergraduate Graduation Ceremony
The History of Student Activism
History Club is hosting “The History of Student Activism” Monday, April 7th at 4pm in the Heritage Room of the Union. Students will hear from a number of active student groups on campus who are involved in or have ties to different examples of student activism Continue reading…
Lunch-N-Learn: Career journey and Q&A with Alum John Rood, April 11, 12-1:20pm
Join CAS for a free lunch and hear from Husker Alum John Rood about his journey from majoring in speech communication to working for the Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. and more! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd1ymZhstVnR37lPaFju5nYg2G2P0oQUlu_rM8T32I6uUqqUg/viewform
Take ANTH 212: Intro to Cultural Anth this Summer
Don't miss a chance to take ANTH 212: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology this summer. Continue reading…
Summer Field School
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.
GEOG 427 Intro to the Global Positioning System (GPS)
Take GEOG 427 this summer!
GIST 211 Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Foundations of social entrepreneurship and social impact in theory and practice.
Dissertation Survey
I am conducting a research study on How Gender Affirming Care Affects the Current Sex Estimation Methods in Forensic Anthropology. Participation will take 15-30 minutes.
https://forms.office.com/r/Ga3gBqYM9Y
-Dakota Taylor, dakota.taylor@unl.edu
Career Development and Experiential Learning Opportunities
• Teach for America: Organization Info Session, April 8, via Handshake – “Ask Me Anything” event to find out how seasoned professionals leveraged their Teach of America experience to launch their careers.
• The Washington D.C. Professional Enrichment Academy Program with University of Nebraska Continue reading…
Coffee and Connections
Looking for a group that knows what it’s like to be the first in your family to go to college? Join First Gen Nebraska for coffee and conversations in Love Library! Not a coffee drinker? We have hot chocolate! -Wednesday, April 9th, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Nebraska State Parks Hiring!
Work where you play! Find a great summer gig at a Nebraska state park, or discover new career opportunities as a park naturalist, park superintendent and more. Nebraska Game and Parks is looking for new faces to join the team, and if you love the outdoors, that could be you!
Graduating Soon? Gain Experience & Make an Impact with College Possible!
College Possible is a national nonprofit dedicated to making college admission and success possible for students from underrepresented backgrounds. The Omaha office is hiring 20 recent college graduates as Access Coaches who will be guiding high school students through the college application Continue reading…
Originally published April 7, 2025 -
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