Learn about this framework for introducing first-year scholars to five areas of support for academic success and well-being. Leaders from academic and student success units will describe how they use POWER to support their students followed by breakout sessions with faculty and staff. Continue reading…
The virtual Teaching and Learning Symposium on March 18-19 will feature Bryan Dewsbury, associate professor of biology and equity researcher, and Chad Brassil, associate professor of biological sciences and faculty director of undergraduate analytics at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Continue reading…
University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have saved $3.5 million since Spring 2019 with digital course materials through the inclusive access programs and open education resources that are part of the STAR initiative. Upcoming order deadlines are April 15 for summer and May 15 for fall. Continue reading…
The Center for Transformative Teaching has launched another round of funding for teaching grants. March and April workshops will feature the development of growth mindsets and developing an undergraduate learning assistant program. Continue reading…
A new interactive report for reviewing enrollment and grade distributions in aggregate has been published for all instructional staff. Continue reading…
Get quick tips on teaching from the Center for Transformative Teaching’s #SmallBiteReads on Twitter throughout the month of March. The series focuses on the book Small Teaching Online: Applying learning science in online classes by Flower Darby and James Lang. Continue reading…
The University Honors Program needs instructors for spring 2022 to facilitate UHON 102H: "The Science of You," an interdisciplinary, conversation-based class required for all first-year Honors students. Continue reading…
Faculty, postdoc, and graduate students are sought to serve as judges for Student Research Days, set for April 12-16. Continue reading…
Career Meet-Ups are different from career fairs. They allow students to connect with professionals from a range of fields in a relaxed, casual, and low-pressure virtual get together. Career Services is hosting two meet-ups in March. Continue reading…
Students interning in Washington D.C. this summer, virtually or in-person, can maximize their experience through guided and targeted activities designed to expand their exposure, learning and connections through the Washington D.C. Professional Enrichment Academy. Continue reading…