The Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor distributes the Husker Student POWER survey to all new first-year and transfer students in the fourth week of the semester. Students’ top concerns this fall include academic, social, financial, and emotional well-being. Continue reading…
The first online Teaching and Learning Symposium will feature expert Jesse Stommel, Digital Learning Fellow and Senior Lecturer of Digital Studies at the University of Mary Washington, on how to build an online community and keep students engaged. Continue reading…
This summer, the College of Law and instructional designers at the Center for Transformative Teaching worked together to help faculty get ready for remote and online instruction. Continue reading…
Introduce your students to research opportunities at the university and encourage them to apply to the Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience program for summer 2021 and academic year 2021-22 beginning Nov. 15. Continue reading…
Students often come to their instructors for insights into career opportunities in their field of interest. Candid Career, available through Career Services, provides honest career information from professionals across multiple fields in a user-friendly platform for students, faculty, and staff. Continue reading…
Seven students presented at the International Conference of Undergraduate Research on topics ranging from using mathematical equations to producing the best crops to food packaging conservation. Learn more about their presentations and how instructors can become involved in future events. Continue reading…
The university's common Student Learning Experience Survey (i.e., course evaluation) is administered through EvaluationKit, an online course evaluation software tool. Learn about key dates and deadlines for the fall 2020 semester. Continue reading…
A new guide is available in Pressbooks to help students, faculty, and staff learn more about inclusive access, including how to access digital textbook material and opt out of digital textbook purchases. Continue reading…
Undergraduate junior students majoring in the arts, social sciences, and the humanities have the opportunity to apply for a scholarship to fund their graduate studies. Continue reading…