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Tuesday, September 18, 2018
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CPAR welcomes a new director: Josie Gatti Schafer
The College of Public Affairs and Community Service is pleased to welcome Josie Gatti Schafer as the new director of the Center for Public Affairs Research.
CPACS Leaders in Action on Campus
Empowering future leaders, fostering inclusive collaboration, creating innovative solutions—the mission of the College of Public Affairs and Community Service—shines through to three faculty and staff members as they take on new leadership roles on campus.
International Relationship Influences Nebraska Youth
Youth voices were heard loud and clear at the 41st Annual Nebraska Juvenile Justice Conference, thanks to an international relationship that started a year ago.
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SPA Now Offering Certificate in Emerging Nonprofit Leadership
The Certificate in Emerging Nonprofit Leadership helps potential leaders develop and hone their managerial and leadership skills as they prepare to take on high level leadership responsibilities.
Kulig and Richards to Join School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Faculty
UNO's nationally-ranked School of Criminology and Criminal Justice will welcome two new faculty members in the fall of 2018. Teresa Kulig, Ph.D. and Tara Richards, Ph.D. will both be joining the School as assistant professors.
Goodrich Faculty and the Willa Cather World
Goodrich faculty, Todd Richardson, is the co-director for the 63rd Annual Willa Cather Spring Conference in Red Cloud, held May 31-June 2, 2018.
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