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THE GOODRICH PROGRAM HAS MOVED! We are now located in the CPACS Building Room 123. All phone numbers and email addresses for faculty and staff remain the same. For additional comments and questions, please contact the Goodrich Program at 402-554-2274.
We accept applications between November 1 and February 15.
The Goodrich Scholarship Program began in 1972 with funds from the Nebraska State Legislature. It is named in honor of Omaha's former State Senator Glenn Goodrich, who authored the enabling legislation.
The overall intent of the Program is to provide a college education for Nebraska residents, who otherwise could not afford it, while offering them a broad and meaningful experience in general education.
For more information about the program and how to apply explore our Web site.
Applicants who receive a Nebraska state Regents or NU-PATHS scholarship are not eligible for the Goodrich Scholarship. Questions should be directed to the UNO Office of Financial Aid.
Contact us
Goodrich Scholarship Program
University of Nebraska at Omaha
6001 Dodge Street
Omaha, NE 68182
Phone: 402-554-2274
Our offices are located in CB 123, on the UNO campus at 6001 Dodge Street.
For more information about the program, please contact:
Dr. Jerry Cederblom, jerryced@mail.unomaha.edu, 402-554-3478
or
Ms. Penny Nordahl, pnordahl@mail.unomaha.edu, 402-554-2875.
Goodrich Program Recipient of 2001 Hesburgh Award Certificate of Excellence
The Goodrich Scholarship Program (GSP) at UNOmaha was recently honored with a national certificate of excellence for its faculty development efforts to enhance undergraduate teaching and learning. The program is the recipient of a Certificate of Excellence in conjunction with the 2001 Theodore M. Hesburgh Award for Faculty Development to Enhance Undergraduate Teaching and Learning. Goodrich faculty and university officials were presented the award at the American Council on Education's annual meeting in Washington, D.C.
TIAA-CREF created the Hesburgh Award to reward successful, innovative faculty development programs that enhance undergraduate teaching and help inspire the growth of of other such initiatives. It is named in honor of Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, president emeritus of the University of Notre Dame, a nationally renowned educator and world humanitarian.
L to R. Back Row: Michael Carroll, Jerry Cederblom, Imafedia Okhamafe, John H. Biggs, TIAA-CREF Chairman, L. Dennis Smith, University of NE President, Lee B. Jones, University of NE Executive VP & Provost. Front Row: Pamela Smith, Barbara Hewins-Maroney, Donald Dendinger
Last updated 8/1/2008 by Melanie Kiper, webmaster.
