Peer Mentor / Ambassador Applications Due April 8^th

 

Students who are interested in applying to be a peer mentor for this upcoming school year should apply here: Peer Mentors

Questions about the Peer Mentor Program should be directed to Jaime Mastera at jaime.mastera@unl.edu.

 

Students who are interested in applying to be a college ambassador for this upcoming school year should apply here: Ambassadors

Questions about being a college ambassador should be directed to Leslie Gonzalez at leslie.gonzalez@unl.edu.

 

Priority Registration for fall 2022 opened March 28. Schedule a time to meet with your advisor to get your class schedule ready for the fall! You can schedule an advising appointment with your academic advisor by logging into MyPlan. Or reach out to your advisor directly at:

Jaime Mastera jaime.mastera@unl.edu

Leslie Gonzalez leslie.gonzalez@unl.edu

Stephanie Kuenning skuenning2@unl.edu

The advising staff would like to remind faculty and students that the last day to WITHDRAW from one or more full semester courses for spring 2022 is Friday, April 15.

A few things you should know about “Withdrawing” from a course include:

·NEVER withdraw from a course without checking with your advisor first.

·Be sure to discuss with Husker Hub the impact withdrawing will have on your scholarships and aid packages.

·Be sure to discuss with University Housing how withdrawing may impact your housing eligibility.

·If your full-time or part-time enrollment is verified to receive discounts on your medical/car insurance or your parents’ health and auto insurance, withdrawing from classes may affect your eligibility for continued discounts.

If you have questions about withdrawing from a course, please contact a member of our advising staff.

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department Risk Dial has moved to green, and as the Chancellor indicated in his March 20 message to campus, all remaining requirements for face coverings in specific classroom settings have been lifted.

UNL’s Face Covering Policy no longer allows specific courses or sections of courses to have face covering requirements.

Instructors may continue to request face coverings, but it is not a requirement that students do so. Anyone, of course who wants to, may continue to wear a mask.

The Architecture Program has recently hosted and co-hosted several guests. Including the Professional Advisory Council (PAC), which includes over forty professionals from all the disciplines, the Master Alumni Charyl McAfee-Duncan, candidates for the tenure track building technology position and will be hosting professor of practice faculty candidates in the weeks to come. This is an exciting time for our program, and I hope you will all join me in welcoming our guests. Our upcoming schedule includes candidate talks on Monday, April 1, Wednesday, April 13 and Monday, April 18. Please look at the details in a future college email, and I’ll see you at the next talk. - David Karle

Did you know that the Interior Design Program also offers an MS in Architecture: Specialization in Interior Design (MSID) degree? And that the degree has been nationally recognized for its excellence in the last three years receiving 2022 Intelligent.com’s Best Interior Design Program of 2022 (Ranking 7^th), 2019 OnlineMasters.com Top 5 Best Online Master’s in Interior Design Program and 2019 Value College’s Top 25 Online Interior Design Programs (Ranking 9^th). The program has graduated 48 students from four different countries and 21 different states. More-

Working to boost economic growth in Beatrice, Nebraska, community and regional planning students and faculty are collaborating with the Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD) and local community members to develop a downtown revitalization plan. Last week planning students presented their suggestions to community stakeholders for improved alleys, passage ways, business and residential foot traffic and ideas for the development of vacant spaces to name a few. More-

AIAS is excited to announce the only Beaux Arts Ball in Nebraska is coming back on Friday, April 8 at the Talon Room Lincoln! Beaux Arts Ball is the unofficial formal for the College of Architecture filled with food, drinks, awards and dancing making it a “Night You Won't Want to ‘Mies!'" Students and faculty can purchase tickets for $10 from the AIAS Executive Committee (Quinn McFadden, Patrick Pineda and Jacob Urban) in the Attic/Rm 400. If you have questions, please contact us at unl@aias.org

Check out the new competition and scholarship opportunities on our website or here on Canvas.

Note: Due to the numerous opportunities available, we are listing all content on our website. See links listed above for more details.

Check out the College of Architecture website for new internship and job opportunities. 

Plus, University of Nebraska Career Services encourages you to view a few of their new Full-Time job postings at Handshake. Check them out!

Date: Apr. 25-29

Date: May 2–6

May 9-13

UNL Graduate Commencement and Doctoral Hooding Ceremony

Date: May 13

College of Architecture Graduate Recognition Ceremony

Date: May 13

Time: 6 pm

UNL Undergraduate Ceremony

Date: May 14