Senior Alyx Dodds Garner of Wichita, Kan. will use her newly awarded Fulbright Scholarship to return to Germany where she spent three years during her childhood and held a summer internship. Her focus will be helping teach English at a German middle school and leading an economics club. Continue reading…
The search committee charged with selecting finalists for the Dean of Graduate Studies position has identified one candidate who it will be interviewing on-campus on April 27. Patrick Dussault, Charles Bessey professor of chemistry at UNL, will be interviewed. Continue reading…
Undergrads in a newly published UNL study said that while they were unlikely to shoplift and viewed that behavior as immoral, they were not exactly motivated to follow the laws governing digital music piracy. Continue reading…
The campus honor society that recognizes international achievements, Phi Beta Delta, held its annual Awards Program and presented "International Scholar of the Year" awards to two faculty members and two students. It also awarded a study abroad scholarship to an undergraduate student. Continue reading…
This free, weeklong experience allows computer users to choose from a wide range of scheduled events and asynchronous activities; take part in daily web seminars, discussions, and other happenings to explore mobile computing and what it means for higher education. Continue reading…
John Bender, news-editorial professor in the College of Journalism and Mass Communications, has been awarded the James A. Lake Academic Freedom Award by the UNL Faculty Senate. He will receive the award on April 26 at 3:30 p.m. at the Faculty Senate meeting in the Nebraska Union. Continue reading…
The Employee Assistance Program Women’s Support Group will provide an educational opportunity to learn about “Radical Self-Acceptance.” On April 26 Cindy Kaliff, LMHP, from Career and Life Options, will speak about self-acceptance and ways to stop judging yourself too harshly. Continue reading…