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Research and creative activity designed to enhance our community and beyond.

The Teacher Education Department at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is dedicated to the vitality of scholarly activity.

As a metropolitan university, the University of Nebraska Omaha benefits from diverse intellectual approaches. While our scholarship is led by distinguished faculty, it depends on the participation of our students who, while making intellectual contributions to scholarly and artistic efforts, acquire the knowledge and skills that prepare them to be successful leaders during and after their time at UNO.

View a growing list of the Teacher Education Department's research and creative activity.




Featured News: UNO's Ticket to Space

At UNO, high-altitude balloon launches from campus are a common occurrence. And it’s a sight to behold every time. When weather conditions are just right, Derrick Nero, an associate professor for the College of Education, Heath, and Human Sciences, leads students in his class to the Pep Bowl — a landmark stretch of lawn near Arts & Sciences Hall — to launch a balloon to 100,000 feet. High-altitude balloons provide students with a launchpad to conduct experiments in near-space and have sparked collaboration between UNO researchers.

Read about UNO's ticket to space

UNO Associate Professor Derrick Nero, Ed.D., conducts a high-altitude balloon launch with his class in the Pep Bowl.

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