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March 14, 2018

This Friday: Freedom of Expression & the Law

Josephine (Jo) Potuto of the Nebraska College of Law will join Student Affairs professionals to discuss freedom of expression in the college environment on Friday, March 16, from 8:30-10 a.m. in the Willa Cather Dining Complex, Red Cloud A. RSVP to attend Participants must have a supervisor's approval to attend. This event is sponsored by the Office of Student Affairs.

Overocker named associate vice chancellor for student affairs

Josh Overocker joined the Office of Student Affairs as associate vice chancellor for student affairs. As a member of the Student Affairs senior team, Overocker will serve as the senior leadership responsible for all matters related to administration, finance and budget, human resources, facilities management, marketing and communications and assessment. Read more>>

Student leadership opportunities

The Union Board and the University Health Center Student Advisory Council are seeking applicants. Please share these leadership opportunities with students you know. Union Board (Due Friday, March 16 at 5 p.m.) UHC Student Advisory Board (Due Friday, March 16 at 4 p.m.)

Nebraska Greek community welcomes a new Latina sorority interest group

Since summer 2017, the members of EMERALD have pursued founding a chapter of Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. at Nebraska. In February, the National Administrative Council of Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. announced that it would accept the petition of the local interest group to become part of the national organization. Read more>> .

Registration now open for the Assessment + Impact Summit – May 9, 2018

Help strengthen Nebraska's capacity as a data-informed campus by attending the Assessment + Impact Summit. This event will encourage staff to share assessment best practices, review policies with campus collaborators and hear examples of the impact and change inspired by data. Have a story to share? Submit your presentation proposal today. Read more>>

CAPS website redesign offers new resources

Counseling and Psychological Services redesigned its website this semester to better provide information about services and mental health to the campus community. See highlights>>

An update on the Student Affairs office

The Student Affairs suite in Canfield 106 is coming along. Our next move is anticipated for mid-April. We'll keep you posted as the time nears.

STUDENT AFFAIRS IN THE NEWS Free cooking event is March 14 (Nebraska Today) UNL’s Our Nebraska event focuses on diversity, interactions (Daily Nebraskan) Students of diverse backgrounds find commonality in soccer at Cook Pavillion (Daily Nebraskan) UNL’s National Eating Disorder Awareness Week promotes body positivity (Daily Nebraskan) Multicultural panel discusses career success as members of minority groups (Daily Nebraskan) UNL Protection Connection offers safe sex supplies to students (Daily Nebraskan) Registration open for Campus Rec summer camps (Nebraska Today) CAPS offers group therapy sessions to help more students (Daily Nebraskan) Commission on the Status of Women seeks student applicants (Nebraska Today) By the Numbers: Implosion cleanup (Nebraska Today)

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