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Wednesday, July 18, 2018
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Professional Development Opportunities for Mental Health Professionals
The Grace Abbott School of Social Work is offering more than 18 professional development events in 2018.
Alpha Eta Rho Members Tour Cirrus Aircraft Headquarters
In March 2018, five members of UNO’s chapter of Alpha Eta Rho were offered the opportunity to travel to Duluth, Minnesota, to visit the Cirrus Aircraft headquarters.
Annual Promoting the General Welfare Conference a Success
In March 2018, the William Brennan Institute for Labor Studies (WBILS) sponsored its 19th annual Promoting the Welfare conference in UNO’s Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center. Nearly 100 union members, community members, and the public were present to learn about the issues dear to both organized labor and the general welfare of the nation.
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NCJR Studies Restricted Housing for Juveniles
NCJR has published a research brief outlining recommendations for best practice standards for the use of restricted housing with juveniles.
Christine Billings: Director of the Division of Continuing Studies
The Division of Continuing Studies welcomed a new director in March 2018: Christine Billings.
CPACS Graduate Programs Ranked Highly by U.S. News and World Report
In their 2019 “Best Graduate Schools Rankings,” U.S. News and World Report identified UNO’s College of Public Affairs and Community Service as the home to five top-25 programs, four of which are in the top 15 in their field.
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