Welcome back! We hope you had a restful spring break and that you're ready to finish the semester strong! Priority Registration starts today and continues until April 9th. At this time Olivia will be on walk-ins everyday. Her office will have a sign-up sheet posted each day for 20 minute walk-ins.
Meet Sarah Parkin, junior global studies and Journalism double major from Aberdeen, SD. Sarah spent a semester in Granada, Spain and through global studies she had the flexibility to learn about different topics that relate to her future career working as a human rights reporter. Continue reading…
Join us and learn all about careers abroad with ReSource Pro, located all over United States with growth around the world including India and China. Wednesday, March 27, 3-4PM in Oldfather 827. Pastries and coffee will be served. Continue reading…
The Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs program is co-sponsoring three upcoming events:
-The Art of Dissent: Talks by Veronika Tuckerova and James LeSueur
-The Sommerhauser Symposium on Holocaust Education
-Shining Light on the Darkest Place in the World: A North Korean Girl's Journey to Freedom
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Consider taking a brand new course focused on Global Development & Humanitarianism offered online during the 8-week summer session. The course will focus on theoretical and practical approaches to development and humanitarianism around the globe with special focus on Global South. Continue reading…
Intern with Programs in English as a Second Language! Completing your Global Studies internship with PIESL will provide you with extensive opportunities to interact and work with individuals who come from all over the world. This is a great way to get practical experience. Continue reading…
The Asian Community & Cultural Center is now accepting applications for four summer internships: Grant Writing & Resource Development, Marketing, Program Development & Support, and Website & Social Media Development. Continue reading…
Established in 1986 by the U.S. Department of Education and named for astronaut and Challenger space shuttle crew member Ronald McNair, the McNair Scholars Program aims to increase numbers of underrepresented students in doctoral programs. Eight to twelve new McNair Scholars are selected each year. Continue reading…
Apply for an 8-month fellowship in New York City focused on research in Asia. Work and learn under the auspices of the Asia Society, one of the leading and most respected global organizations covering the Asia Pacific region. Apply for this all expenses paid fellowship by April 1st. Continue reading…
Learn about careers in nonprofits at "Meet the Nonprofits" held in the Union Ballroom on April 2nd. Meet and talk with professionals in the field and identify opportunities in the community.
Be a part of the growing number of UNL students who have won this Nationally Competitive Scholarship to go abroad after graduation! Continue reading…
Join the Women's & Gender Studies for their next Spring 2019 Colloquium event:
- Professor Lara Friedenfelds, "Perfect Pregnancies and Mourned Miscarriages: A History of Modern Childbearing"
4/9, 3:30pm (Sheldon Auditorium) Continue reading…
The Bridging Scholarship program will award 75 scholarships to American students participating in study-abroad programs in Japan that begin in Fall 2019. Recipients will receive stipends of $2,500 or $4000, depending on the length of their study program. Deadline is April 10th. Continue reading…
Learn about careers with U.S. Department of State. Join us for a conversation at 3:30 p.m. April 11 with Kristin Stewart, currently on domestic assignment as Diplomat in Residence. Kristin will talk about internships and different career paths towards serving as a diplomat for U.S. government. Continue reading…
Kristin Stewart, U.S. Foreign Service PUblic Affairs Officer, will be hosting 20 minute walk-ins for students from 1-3 on April 11th in Oldfather 834 as part of her visit to campus. Continue reading…
Applications are now being accepted for the Office of Administration through the Executive Office of the President. The fall internship program lasts from September 10th through December 6th. Applications are due April 12th. Continue reading…
Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs are now accepting applications for their Undergraduate Research Fellowship, due April 15th. Continue reading…
The 2019 D.C. Professional Enrichment Academy is taking applications now, final deadline is April 15th. The Academy is a free, value-added program that meets once a week in the evening and connects students with prominent DC alumni and each other. Open to all majors. Continue reading…
Summer 2019 GEOG 491: 3-Week Pre-Session, 3 credit hours. Continue reading…
ENGL 349 is a pre-session course focusing on global evolutionary events from 1968 through the lens of film. As a pre-session course it will meet everyday 1-4pm. Continue reading…