Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center News

Tuesday, May 22, 2018

Featured

Safe Communities

An opportunity for community members to work with Live Well Omaha in creating a shared definition that best addresses safe communities as a health condition, May 30.

2018 Service Learning Seminar

K-12 and UNO educators can sign-up to join the growing cohort of experts in service-learning instruction at the 10th Service Learning Seminar, July 9-13.

Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center Rain Garden

The Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) Rain Garden represents the best of community partnerships and campus faculty, staff and student engagement while creating a beautiful biodiverse habitat for butterflies and people.

The Maverick Minute: Barbara Holland and the Metropolitan University Mission

Chancellor Gold interviews Distinguished Professor of Community Engagement and Friendly Maverick, Barbara Holland in the Criss Library.

News & Public Events

CADRE Conference

2017-2018 CADRE Teachers will showcase their impact on students by sharing the action research that they implemented during their first year of teaching; May 29.

Understanding Dementia and Developmental Disabilities

Learn about the many forms of dementia and how they present in persons with developmental disabilities, August 23.

UNO Community Invited to Give Input On University's Strategic Plan

As a part of UNO’s strategic planning process, you are invited to review a draft of potential changes to the UNO Strategic Plan.

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Contact Us

If you are sponsoring a special or public event happening in the CEC or would like to share a news tip or story please let us know.

Robyn Loos
Special Projects Associate

Email: rloos@unomaha.edu
Phone: 402.554.2173

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