http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/ The University of Nebraska at Omaha Radio News Line is to provide expert voices (UNO faculty and staff) on topical events important to Nebraska and the Midwest, as well as the nation. RSSgenr8 from XMLhub.com en Copyright 2005 Fri, 12 May 2006 10:00:00 -0500 Fri, 12 May 2006 10:00:00 -0500 http://www.unomaha.edu/img/misc/rss_feed_uno.gif http://www.unomaha.edu/ 100 53 The University of Nebraska at Omaha tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu The University of Nebraska at Omaha Radio News Line is to provide expert voices (UNO faculty and staff) on topical events important to Nebraska and the Midwest, as well as the nation. The University of Nebraska at Omaha Radio News Line is to provide expert voices (UNO faculty and staff) on topical events important to Nebraska and the Midwest, as well as the nation. Tim Kaldahl tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu UNO | Radio News Line No http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20070918_EOM.mp3 Carol Rose is the employee of the month for September. She works in the dean's office in the College of Business Administration. Podcasts Thu, 27 Sept 2007 08:30:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Carol Rose is the employee of the month for September. She works in the dean's office in the College of Business Administration. Carol Rose is the employee of the month for September. She works in the dean's office in the College of Business Administration. 00:04:20 Employee of the month Business Administration http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20070402_aqr.mp3 Dr. Brent Bowen from the University of Nebraska at Omaha discusses this year's Airline Quality Ratings, which were released April 2. Podcasts Mon, 02 Apr 2007 09:30:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Dr. Brent Bowen from the University of Nebraska at Omaha discusses this year's Airline Quality Ratings, which were released April 2. Dr. Brent Bowen from the University of Nebraska at Omaha discusses this year's Airline Quality Ratings, which were released April 2. 00:07:33 Airline Quality Ratings http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20071231_honors.mp3 A group of honor students at UNO are enjoying a unique set of classes. The content in their English, history and religion courses are now linked. This new approach not only makes the classes more interesting, but the students are building a community. Two course instructors are interviewed in the audio feed below. Podcasts Wed, 31 Jan 2007 10:30:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No A group of honor students at UNO are enjoying a unique set of classes. The content in their English, history and religion courses are now linked. This new approach not only makes the classes more interesting, but the students are building a community. Two course instructors are interviewed in the audio feed below. A group of honor students at UNO are enjoying a unique set of classes. The content in their English, history and religion courses are now linked. This new approach not only makes the classes more interesting, but the students are building a community. Two course instructors are interviewed in the audio feed below. 00:12:27 Honors Courses and Students http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060822_blohm.mp3 While high school seniors should be enjoying their final year, it's never too early to start thinking about college. Jason Blohm, assistant director for UNO Rescruitment Services, offers a great deal of practical advice for high school students and their parents in this podcast interview. NOTE: This is a true podcast file. This interview is more than eight minutes long. Podcasts Tue, 22 Aug 2006 10:30:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No While high school seniors should be enjoying their final year, it's never too early to start thinking about college. Jason Blohm, assistant director for UNO Rescruitment Services, offers a great deal of practical advice for high school students and their parents in this podcast interview. NOTE: This is a true podcast file. This interview is more than eight minutes long. While high school seniors should be enjoying their final year, it's never too early to start thinking about college. Jason Blohm, assistant director for UNO Rescruitment Services, offers a great deal of practical advice for high school students and their parents in this podcast interview. NOTE: This is a true podcast file. This interview is more than eight minutes long. 00:08:31 College Search Planning http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060731_drozd.mp3 Any UNO's Center for Public Affairs Research has just issued a new report on state population trends. The '2005 Nebraska Population Report' points to a continuing and expanding divide between rural and urban counties. CPAR Research David Drozd discusses the findings and explains the importance of the research work. Podcasts Mon, 31 July 2006 10:30:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Any UNO's Center for Public Affairs Research has just issued a new report on state population trends. The '2005 Nebraska Population Report' points to a continuing and expanding divide between rural and urban counties. CPAR Research David Drozd discusses the findings and explains the importance of the research work. Any UNO's Center for Public Affairs Research has just issued a new report on state population trends. The '2005 Nebraska Population Report' points to a continuing and expanding divide between rural and urban counties. CPAR Research David Drozd discusses the findings and explains the importance of the research work. 00:08:28 Nebraska Population Research http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060614_iit.mp3 Any discussion of the global economy and its future includes the importance of India. The University of Nebraska at Omaha has a new and developing relationship with one of that country's premier institutions – the Indian Institutes of Technology. Dr. Deepak Khazanchi explains how UNO and IIT are now working with each other and what will be going on in the future. Podcasts Wed, 14 June 2006 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Any discussion of the global economy and its future includes the importance of India. The University of Nebraska at Omaha has a new and developing relationship with one of that country's premier institutions – the Indian Institutes of Technology. Dr. Deepak Khazanchi explains how UNO and IIT are now working with each other and what will be going on in the future. Any discussion of the global economy and its future includes the importance of India. The University of Nebraska at Omaha has a new and developing relationship with one of that country's premier institutions – the Indian Institutes of Technology. Dr. Deepak Khazanchi explains how UNO and IIT are now working with each other and what will be going on in the future. 00:12:37 India Higher Education http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060512_election.mp3 Nebraska's primary election results are now final. Loree Bykerk, the chair of the UNO Polticial Science Department, in this interview breaks down what happened in the races for Nebraska's U.S. Senate seat and for governer. Bykerk, who has closely followed state politics for years, says the primary results for governor were espeically interesting. Podcasts Fri, 12 May 2006 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Nebraska's primary election results are now final. Loree Bykerk, the chair of the UNO Polticial Science Department, in this interview breaks down what happened in the races for Nebraska's U.S. Senate seat and for governer. Bykerk, who has closely followed state politics for years, says the primary results for governor were espeically interesting. Nebraska's primary election results are now final. Loree Bykerk, the chair of the UNO Polticial Science Department, in this interview breaks down what happened in the races for Nebraska's U.S. Senate seat and for governer. Bykerk, who has closely followed state politics for years, says the primary results for governor were espeically interesting. 00:07:16 Nebraska primary election http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060502_job.mp3 Spring graduation not only is a time for university and college students to celebrate, it is also the season they look for full-time jobs in career areas they are (hopefully) interested in. Bill Swanson, the director UNO's Office of Career Exploration and Outreach, talks about the employment outlook for graduates in Nebraska, preparing for interviews, and common sense job hunting advice. Podcasts Tue, 05 May 2006 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Spring graduation not only is a time for university and college students to celebrate, it is also the season they look for full-time jobs in career areas they are (hopefully) interested in. Bill Swanson, the director UNO's Office of Career Exploration and Outreach, talks about the employment outlook for graduates in Nebraska, preparing for interviews, and common sense job hunting advice. Spring graduation not only is a time for university and college students to celebrate, it is also the season they look for full-time jobs in career areas they are (hopefully) interested in. Bill Swanson, the director UNO's Office of Career Exploration and Outreach, talks about the employment outlook for graduates in Nebraska, preparing for interviews, and common sense job hunting advice. 00:11:17 Graduation job hunting http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060414_robinson.mp3 Methamphetamine drug abuse continues to be a issue that especially concerns rural states. Nebraska is no exception. Hank Robinson, the director of UNO's Juvenile Justice Institute, has extensively researched the topic. In this interview he explains how meth comes to Nebraska and what are the best practices to address meth addiction. Podcasts Fri, 14 Apr. 2006 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Methamphetamine drug abuse continues to be a issue that especially concerns rural states. Nebraska is no exception. Hank Robinson, the director of UNO's Juvenile Justice Institute, has extensively researched the topic. In this interview he explains how meth comes to Nebraska and what are the best practices to address meth addiction. Methamphetamine drug abuse continues to be a issue that especially concerns rural states. Nebraska is no exception. Hank Robinson, the director of UNO's Juvenile Justice Institute, has extensively researched the topic. In this interview he explains how meth comes to Nebraska and what are the best practices to address meth addiction. 00:02:52 Meth addiction treatment http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060222_dufner.mp3 A service learning class brought high tech help to small businesses in South Omaha last semester. A professor and a student recruiter from the UNO College of Information Science and Technology explain. Podcasts Wed, 22 Feb. 2006 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No A service learning class brought high tech help to small businesses in South Omaha last semester. A professor and a student recruiter from the UNO College of Information Science and Technology explain. A service learning class brought high tech help to small businesses in South Omaha last semester. A professor and a student recruiter from the UNO College of Information Science and Technology explain. 00:02:49 Service Learning South Omaha http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060201malcolmx.mp3 The Fifth Annual Malcolm X Festival will be held Feb. 15 and 16 at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. This year's festival will focus on "The Black Woman: Past, Present and Future." Professor Peggy Jones explains. Podcasts Wed, 01 Feb. 2006 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No The Fifth Annual Malcolm X Festival will be held Feb. 15 and 16 at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. This year's festival will focus on "The Black Woman: Past, Present and Future." Professor Peggy Jones explains. The Fifth Annual Malcolm X Festival will be held Feb. 15 and 16 at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. This year's festival will focus on "The Black Woman: Past, Present and Future." Professor Peggy Jones explains. 00:02:16 Malcolm X Festival UNO Women's Issues Radio News Line http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20060106_abdouch.mp3 The Neighborhood Center works with individuals and neighborhood associations on community issues. Podcasts Fri, 06 Jan 2006 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No The Neighborhood Center works with individuals and neighborhood associations on community issues. The Neighborhood Center works with individuals and neighborhood associations on community issues. 00:02:17 Ron Abdouch neighborhood http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20051110_white.mp3 Making time for wellness and fitness can be difficult, especially for women who are balancing both family and work. UNO Assistant Professor Jennifer White studies fitness and wellness issues and has some practical advice. Podcasts Thu, 10 Nov 2005 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Making time for wellness and fitness can be difficult, especially for women who are balancing both family and work. UNO Assistant Professor Jennifer White studies fitness and wellness issues and has some practical advice. Making time for wellness and fitness can be difficult, especially for women who are balancing both family and work. UNO Assistant Professor Jennifer White studies fitness and wellness issues and has some practical advice. 00:02:21 wellness fitnessJennifer White UNO http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20051020_shorb.mp3 The library at a university serves more than students and faculty members. And collections today include everything from online journals to DVDs in addition to books. Steve Shorb, the dean of UNO's University Library, explains. Podcasts Thu, 20 Oct 2005 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No The library at a university serves more than students and faculty members. The library at a university serves more than students and faculty members. And collections today include everything from online journals to DVDs in addition to books. Steve Shorb, the dean of UNO's University Library, explains. 00:02:34 UNO library Steve Shorb http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20051005_a.mp3 Starting the higher education selection process early is the message from David Cicotello, the director of New Student Enrollment Services at UNO. High school students and their parents have a wealth of information available to them. Podcasts Wed, 5 Oct 2005 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Starting the higher education selection process early is the message from David Cicotello, the director of New Student Enrollment Services at UNO. High school students and their parents have a wealth of information available to them. Starting the higher education selection process early is the message from David Cicotello, the director of New Student Enrollment Services at UNO. High school students and their parents have a wealth of information available to them. 00:01:58 David Cicotello UNO enrollment http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20051005_b.mp3 In part II of this special Radio News Line, David Cicotello explains why campus visits can make all the difference in the college decision-making process for high school students and their parents. Podcasts Wed, 5 Oct 2005 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No In part II of this special Radio News Line, David Cicotello explains why campus visits can make all the difference in the college decision-making process for high school students and their parents. In part II of this special Radio News Line, David Cicotello explains why campus visits can make all the difference in the college decision-making process for high school students and their parents. 00:02:20 David Cicotello UNO enrollment http://www.unomaha.edu/news/radionewsline/aud/20050914_schumaker.mp3 Alice Schumaker, an associate professor in UNO's College of Public Affairs and Community Service, and a colleague from a Norwegian university have a unique educational exchange going on this semester. Students in their classes are meeting and discussing class work over the Internet. Podcasts Wed, 14 Sept 2005 10:00:00 -0500 tkaldahl@mail.unomaha.edu No Alice Schumaker, an associate professor in UNO's College of Public Affairs and Community Service, and a colleague from a Norwegian university have a unique educational exchange going on this semester. Alice Schumaker, an associate professor in UNO's College of Public Affairs and Community Service, and a colleague from a Norwegian university have a unique educational exchange going on this semester. Students in their classes are meeting and discussing class work over the Internet. 00:02:43 Alice Schumaker UNO Public Affairs