Register for the Fall 2022 Teaching and Learning Symposium on Nov. 11 featuring keynote speaker Patrick M. Green, executive director of the Center for Engaged Learning, Teaching and Scholarship at Loyola University in Chicago. Continue reading…
From learning communities for inclusive teaching and alternative grading strategies, to inclusive course materials at the Aspirational Teaching Institute, and a Developing a Teaching Portfolio Workshop, the CTT offers a variety of professional development programs for faculty. Continue reading…
Recently, online exam proctoring has grown in popularity. With the Ogletree v. Cleveland State University court ruling, many faculty have questions about how their course assessments might be impacted. NU General Counsel has provided guidance and proctoring best practices. Continue reading…
Deadlines for ordering 2023 textbooks are Oct. 15 for spring, April 15 for summer, and May 15 for fall. Instructors are encouraged to consider Inclusive Access programs, which can save students as much as 80% on their textbooks. Continue reading…
More than 380 employers will connect with Nebraska students over the course of six fairs, which are Sept. 20-22 and Sept. 28. Each day focuses on different industry sectors, and will host different employers. Continue reading…
The Writing Center offers free, one-on-one consultations for students at all levels, from all disciplines, at every stage of the writing process. Class workshops and "co-teach" lesson plans are also available. Continue reading…
Two of the reference managers that University Libraries supports for faculty, staff, and students are undergoing updates that will require a plug-in when used in conjunction with Microsoft Word. These plug-ins have gone through an ITS security review and are approved for use. Continue reading…
At Pride in the Workplace, LGBTQA+ students, faculty, staff, alumni, and employers will create connections and discuss workplace inclusion. The event will take place on Oct. 5 from 3-6 p.m. Continue reading…