The Teaching and Learning Symposium on March 18-19 will feature keynote speaker Bryan Dewsbury, a principal investigator of the Science Education and Society research program, which blends research on the social context of teaching and learning with faculty development of inclusive practices. Continue reading…
The CTT has created two new resources for faculty to discuss teaching challenges: the Instructional Support Network, featuring peer discussions on teaching techniques, and the Instructional Support Partnerships program, facilitating one-to-one peer conversations. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience program is accepting student applications for summer 2021 and academic year 2021-22 through Feb. 15. Continue reading…
Students can connect with internships and full-time jobs from employers across fields and industries at the spring virtual Career Fair on Feb. 23-26. Continue reading…
Campus Bookstore textbook ordering deadlines are April 15 for summer sessions, May 15 for fall semester, and October 15 for next spring. These early deadlines give Follett the time it needs to source the most affordable textbook options for students. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is offering a one-stop, online resource for students, instructors and staff seeking information on policies and procedures related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading…
Services provided by the Center for Advocacy, Response and Education; Women's Center and LGBTQA+ Center; Center for Academic Success and Transition; Military and Veteran Success Center; and the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life will be available on East Campus during spring semester. Continue reading…
UNL's course evaluation system EvaluationKIT is moving its support from an email address to a web form. The form will capture more information relevant to your issue, including your role in the system, and has the ability to attach files. You must log into the site with your Canvas credentials. Continue reading…
The Military and Veteran Success Center is dedicated to helping the university's over 1,500 military dependents, veterans, active duty, National Guard, and Reserve students accomplish their academic goals with free drop-in tutoring sessions. Continue reading…