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Lincoln, NE 68588
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Nebraska's premier museum of natural history. Visit Morrill Hall, Mueller Planetarium, and our branch locations at Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park & the Trailside Museum at Fort Robinson State Park.

Pi Chapter of Kappa Delta was founded at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln on April 10, 1920. We pride ourselves in succeeding in our five areas of chapter excellence: academic excellence, social success, philanthropy, leadership, and membership. Our philanthropies, KD Quesadillas and Chilifest, raise money for CEDARS and Prevent Child Abuse America, and we work with local Girl Scout troops. Several of our members also volunteer, intern, or work full-time with CEDARS, our local philanthropy! Being a Kappa Delta means finding your sisters for life and making a difference in your community. Follow Pi chapter's other social media accounts: Twitter: @KappaDeltaUNL Instagram: @kappadelta_pi Tumblr: http://kdclassy.tumblr.com Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kappadeltanebra/

The University of Nebraska East and City Unions and the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center is a place that unites Students, Professors, Faculty, Staff and Coaches. It is a place to socialize and a place to study, a place to shop and a place to meet. It was brought to you by the students, and built for the whole University .

We are the ladies of Delta Gamma - Kappa Chapter at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Twitter: @DeltaGammaUNL Instagram: @deltagammaunl Tumblr: deltagammaunl

Kappa Alpha Theta was founded in 1870 and proudly holds the title of the first-ever Greek letter fraternity known among women. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow Kappa Alpha Theta exists to nurture each member throughout her college and alumnae experience, and to offer a lifelong opportunity for social, intellectual and moral growth as she meets the higher and broader demands of mature life. Members of Rho strive for the highest scholarship and the widest influence for betterment throughout our community. We are involved in activities throughout the Lincoln community, on campus, and within our own chapter. We have traveled the world through study abroad programs, created connections with business leaders through internships, and held leadership positions in many organizations on campus. Rho Thetas keep their schedules busy, but always find time to strengthen our sisterhood and have fun.

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The College of Business Administration at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln educates more than 4,000 future business leaders to Start Something with its 10 undergraduate majors and five master’s programs. Opening in 2017, its new 240,000 sq. ft. building at 14th and Vine Streets will feature interactive learning in state-of-the-art classrooms, one-stop student support services and cutting-edge technology. Established in 1913, it is the only doctorate-granting business college in Nebraska.

The Fraternity is and shall be a secret fraternal organization, whose purpose and aim shall be to promote fellowship and mutual trust among its members, to uphold the traditions and ideals of the University of Nebraska, to encourage excellence in Scholarship, and to instill in its members the highest ideals of Christian manhood and good citizenship.

The LGBTQA Resource Center is one of the programming and outreach areas for Student Involvement. The Resource Center is a welcoming environment that provides an inclusive space for people of all sexual orientations, gender identities and expression. We strive to create a center and campus climate that is welcoming and inclusive for people of all orientations and identities. We hope to move beyond safe and inclusive spaces to brave spaces, where people are comfortable enough to have respectful conversations about challenging topics! The LGBTQA Resource Center is staffed by: Pat Tetreault, Ph.D. Assistant Director of Student Involvement and Director of LGBTQA Programs and Services and the LGBTQA Resource Center Stephanie Blair Graduate Assistant Derrick Gulley Volunteer Coordinator Audrey Nance Education Coordinator Marc Woodman Library/Resources Coordinator Ty Zink Outreach Coordinator

Making all the International Students at the University of Nebraska- Lincoln become more Involve.

The University of Nebraska East and City Unions and the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center is a place that unites Students, Professors, Faculty, Staff and Coaches. It is a place to socialize and a place to study, a place to shop and a place to meet. It was brought to you by the students, and built for the whole University .

Sustain UNL is a recognized student organization on the campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that advocates for environmental sustainability. We work closely with other sustainable organizations on campus, such as the Environmental Sustainability Committee and the Environmental Leadership Program. We host various events throughout the school year, to help encourage a more sustainable campus. Sustain UNL is currently working on a long term project, to get involved, contact and follow us at the following: Twitter: @SustainUNL

Kappa Alpha Theta was founded in 1870 and proudly holds the title of the first-ever Greek letter fraternity known among women. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow Kappa Alpha Theta exists to nurture each member throughout her college and alumnae experience, and to offer a lifelong opportunity for social, intellectual and moral growth as she meets the higher and broader demands of mature life. Members of Rho strive for the highest scholarship and the widest influence for betterment throughout our community. We are involved in activities throughout the Lincoln community, on campus, and within our own chapter. We have traveled the world through study abroad programs, created connections with business leaders through internships, and held leadership positions in many organizations on campus. Rho Thetas keep their schedules busy, but always find time to strengthen our sisterhood and have fun.

The Center for Great Plains Studies is an interdisciplinary, intercollegiate, regional research and teaching program chartered in 1976 by the University of Nebraska Board of Regents and administered in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Center administers the Great Plains Art Museum.

Transfer Student Services are designed to assist new transfer students in making a successful adjustment to the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. UNL is committed to creating a positive experience for transfer students. As higher education changes, we know that more students transfer in and out of multiple institutions. Our goal at UNL is to create a seamless transition for students and be proactive in supporting students to resources.

We are the ladies of Delta Gamma - Kappa Chapter at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Twitter: @DeltaGammaUNL Instagram: @deltagammaunl Tumblr: deltagammaunl

An Art Exhibition Gallery featuring three separate spaces, two side galleries at 1200 sq. ft. each, and a center gallery of 1000 sq. ft. all with full track lighting. The gallery presents exhibitions from late August through early May every year. In Fall the gallery presents a Senior Capstone Exhibition in December, in Spring, the gallery presents an Undergraduate Student Art Exhibition, Master of Fine Arts Students Exhibitions, and a Senior Capstone Exhibition, all scheduled March through May.

Our department offers Nebraska's only comprehensive program of higher education, research and service outreach in computer science, computer engineering, and software engineering. The CSE Department in housed in Avery Hall and the Schorr Center for Computer Science and Engineering. We are made up of around 400 undergraduate students, 150 graduate students, and 50 faculty and staff. We have state-of-the art research and instructional labs, and a student resource center, as well as many active student clubs and organizations. Undergraduate students can take advantage of our Residential Learning Community in Abel Hall, or our Honors Program for exceptional students. Most of our students participate in internships during their career, some study abroad, and all have the opportunity to speak out in our student advisory panels. Our graduate students collaborate with our outstanding faculty to research new and innovative areas of computer science and engineering.

The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice affords its students a unique mix of high quality educational opportunities presented by a diverse faculty widely recognized as experts in their fields. The School forges meaningful partnerships within the community that each year produce a broad array of valuable internships and compelling research projects. Undergraduate degrees can be followed by graduate studies and a doctoral program that is nationally ranked and recognized.

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At the Department of Classics & Religious Studies, we recruit high-achieving students who are excited about intensive, active research, education abroad opportunities and subjects that never go out of style. Studying the “Classics” means learning many disciplines, including history, investigation of the Latin and Greek languages, the development of literary genres, themes and traditions, and the evolution of philosophy, religion, science and the history of ideas. We provide students with an excellent background to pursue graduate work in classical languages and literature, classical archaeology, ancient history, religious studies, literary scholarship and other humane disciplines. The broad and humane education they receive serves as excellent preparation for careers in law, medicine, journalism, ministry, business and education.