Finish Strong: Last Week of Fall Classes
You’ve worked hard to get here; take pride in everything you've accomplished so far. As you head into the final stretch, stay focused, pace yourself, and remember that every bit of effort makes a difference.
Global Studies Student Research Showcase – Join Us in Supporting Our Students!
Join us for the Global Studies Student Research Showcase! Support GLST 484 students as they present their capstone projects and celebrate the work of our SGIS community. Wed. 12/10, 2–3:30 PM, JGMC Unity Room 212. Continue reading…
SGIS Hiring Federal Work-Study Student Workers for 2025–2026
SGIS is hiring Federal Work-Study student workers for 2025–26. Duties include office support, campus errands, and social media. Strong communication skills preferred; Anthro/Geo/Global Studies students encouraged to apply. Job #10540832. Continue reading…
Spring 2026 Course - ANTH 447 Biology of Inequality
The aim of this course is to explore the biological consequences of stress resulting from exposure to racial and social inequalities, with particular focus on African American, Latino, and Asian American populations. Online with Dr. Elizabeth Clausing Continue reading…
Academic Advising
Kristin Plath is your academic advisor for Anthropology, Communication Studies, Geography, and Global Studies. Appointments can be scheduled in Student Success Hub, https://go.unl.edu/cas_kristin
For quick questions, Zoom drop-ins work great, https://cas.unl.edu/drop-in-advising-schedule/
Meet with your CAS Career Coach
Your career coach is here to provide personalized career development support throughout your time at UNL and beyond. Updating or creating a resume, searching for jobs and internships, preparing graduate school applications, exploring major/career options - your career coach can help! Continue reading…
Spring 2026 Course - ANTH 265 Global Health
Instructor: Victoria Pate
Archaeological Technician Individual Placement
Southeast Conservation Corps (SECC) is a non-profit, AmeriCorps-affiliated organization. This individual placement is in partnership with the National Park Service and is an AmeriCorps Position. SECC empowers young adults to cultivate compassion, responsibility, and grit through community service Continue reading…
Spring 2026 Course - GEOG 370 Women of the Great Plains
The intersection of gender, identity, power, and representation throughout time and space in the Great Plains of the United States and Canada.
Instructor: Dr. Becky Buller
Format: Online
Call for Papers and Reviewers - Nebraska Anthropologist - deadline Dec 19
The Nebraska Anthropologist is an annual journal for the School of Global and Integrative Studies that publishes student papers (graduate and undergraduate) on all aspects of Anthropology, Geography, Global Studies and related fields in the social sciences, humanities, and the arts. Continue reading…
Spring 2026 Course - HRHA 440 Human Rights, Conflict and Community Changemaking
Have you ever wanted to make meaningful change, but weren't sure you had the tools to do it? Learn from the example of human rights changemakers who achieved monumental human rights advances. You'll emerge a more confident, empowered, and educated human rights changemaker, yourself!
Summer Abroad - Primatology Field Methodologies with Dr. Tim Sefczek
Ihofa Forest is a large parcel of intact tropical moist forest with 13 species of lemur, among the most in a single location in Madagascar. Students will be allowed to explore the forest in both diurnal and nocturnal settings. There are bamboo stands, wetlands, and montane forests in this location, Continue reading…
Moore Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program
The 2026 application cycle for the Moore Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program (MURAP) is open and accepting applications. MURAP is a nationally recognized summer research program based at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, housed under the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Research Continue reading…
Summer Abroad - Korean Global Wave with Dr. Chris Heselton
This program will explore a host of cultural, economic, political and social topics that have shaped modern South Korea in the context of globalization in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Students will take both the UNL course and will pick one more course to study at the host university, Continue reading…
2026 AAG Annual Meeting, March 17-21
This is THE geography conference you don’t want to miss. Join for this compelling meeting in San Francisco, California, with high-profile sessions, as well as many opportunities for networking and learning about the region. In person and virtual option - student rates too!
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