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January 16, 2018

While the Student Affairs office undergoes renovations, staff have moved to the second floor of the old College of Business, suite 214. The primary Student Conduct and Community Standards office has moved to Canfield 328.

Please help redirect students, faculty and staff who may be unaware of this change. Read more>>
Hear the story behind this beautiful hand-crafted jewelry marketed by honors students and sold by Resilient Women, a recognized student organization at Nebraska. For more information on the jewelry or the Child Mother's Initiative, contact Linda Major at lmajor1@unl.edu . Read more>>
If you would like to nominate an employee who has made an extraordinary impact by serving students at Nebraska, please complete nomination materials by Jan. 19. The recipient will be recognized at a reception this spring. Read more>>
One year ago the pantry opened on the third floor of the Nebraska Union. In its first year, the panty has served 311 students with a total of 1,470 visits. Read more>>
Associate Director for Campus Recreation Programming Vicki Highstreet has been selected as the 2018 NIRSA Honor Award recipient. The honor recognized her exemplary services to the Association and her impressive achievements in the field of collegiate recreation. Read more>>
Created by Counseling and Psychological Services’ Licensed Psychologist Brigham Scott in collaboration with Student Affairs, this workshop is a diversion service designed specifically for Nebraska students. The four-hour course educates about the potential negative outcomes of drinking and provides strategies to help students remain safe and avoid trouble if deciding to drink. Read more>>
The Assessment and Impact Summit seeks to strengthen our capacity as a data-informed campus to recognize and use quality information to improve the student experience. The summit is intended for staff who are responsible for implementing assessment for curricular and co-curricular activities. Consider sharing your expertise — submit your presentation proposal by March 1>>
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