Course Spotlight: UHON 298H: Women, Leadership, & Power
Open to non-Honors WGS majors and minors!
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WMNS 202 Women, Gender, and Health (10:30-11:20 MWF)
Are you interested in learning more about gender and health? Are you hoping to pursue a career in healthcare? Are you looking for classes on important social issues? If you said “yes” to any of those questions, sign up for Women, Gender, and Health (WMNS 202)! Continue reading…
HIST 291 (Title IX Turns 50)
Learn about the landmark legislation co-authored by Patsy Mink who attended UNL in 1947, and Birch Bayh. You’ll conduct research in partnership with public Title IX programming and learn about the history of education, employment law, and gender equality in higher-ed & K-12 settings.
Course Spotlight: ARAB 306 Women in Quran
Taught by Dr. Abla Hasan
Spring 2022
TR 9:30-10:45
3 Credits
Taught in English
Advising Tip of the Week-Advising Night!
Fall Humanities Advising Night! Wednesday, October 27 @ 6-8pm in Oldfather 1007. There will be food! And goodie bags! And other fun stuff! Even if you don’t need advising, come anyway! Continue reading…
Lecture to explore themes of dereliction in LGBTQ+ photographic archive
Jack Halberstam, professor of gender studies and English and director of the Institute for Research on Women, Gender, and Sexuality at Columbia University, will deliver the lecture “An Aesthetics of Collapse” at the Sheldon Museum of Art on Thursday, October 21, at 5:30 pm. Continue reading…
More details at: https://sheldonartmuseum.org/events/%E2%80%9Can-aesthetics-of-collapse%E2%80%9D-a-lecture-by-jack-halberstam
Celebrate 2021 National Transfer Student Week with CAST
The CAST office will be celebrating National Transfer Student Week (October 18-22) with free t-shirts, stickers, and Dunkin coffee and donuts.
First Gen Career Meet Up
Oct. 21st from 4:00 to 5:30 pm in East Campus Union in the Great Plains Room
•What Is a Career Meet-Up? It’s a relaxed, low-pressure opportunity to connect with and learn from professionals in fields of interest where First Gen students can gain insight on those career fields.
Looking for Research Opportunities?
The Women's and Gender Studies website has been updated with student research opportunities. Strengthen your written and oral communication and critical thinking skills through research. Check out all the ways to become involved here: https://www.unl.edu/wgs/student-research-0
In Memoriam of Karen Dunning
Karen’s generous donations supported many student scholarships and helped sponsor speakers for our program. She was deeply committed to issues of gender justice and was a great advocate for women’s issues on and beyond our campus. Continue reading…
GET INVOLVED IN CAS
Applications are open from Oct. 11-Nov. 1 to be a CAS Student Ambassador! These undergraduate students promote pride in and develop awareness of the college's academic programs and activities with prospective students, parents, alumni, and the general public. Continue reading…
Gain Experience
Each week I will highlight experiences like internships, research, education abroad, leadership and service that you can take part of to further develop your skills and knowledge outside the classroom. Let your curiosity move you! Continue reading…
Reminder- Advising Hours
Keep reading to see how to connect with me this semester; I look forward to talking with you! Continue reading…
Originally published October 18, 2021 -
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