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The Division of Innovative & Learning-Centric Initiatives seeks to listen to the needs of the UNO community, to align our projects to the campus’s strategic goals, and to serve faculty, staff and students with enthusiasm and high-quality service. We embrace UNO’s culture and rich history of shared governance through the counsel and guidance of two faculty advisory committees.


Online Development & Leadership Committee

This group provides feedback related to developing online courses and leading online programs, supporting learners who enroll in online and flexible offerings, and considering policies and processes related to online learning. The committee meets monthly on the third Wednesday from 2:00 to 3:00 PM.

Staff Coordinator:

  • Dan Hawkins, Director of Online Development

Committee Members:

  • College of Arts & Sciences
    • Randy Adkins, Ph.D.
    • Julie Pelton, Ph.D.
  • College of Business Administration
    • Lynn Harland, Ph.D.
    • Steve Schulz, Ph.D.
  • College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences
    • Melissa Cast-Brede, Ph.D.
    • Philip Nordness, Ph.D.
  • College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media
    • Tomm Roland, DMA
    • Kevin Clouther, MFA
  • College of Information Science & Technology
    • Paul van Vliet, Ph.D
    • Brian Dorn, Ph.D.
  • College of Public Affairs and Community Service
    • Teresa Kulig, Ph.D.
    • April Paschall, Ph.D.
  • Criss Library
    • Claire Du Laney, MSLS
  • Office of Academic Affairs
    • Sarah Edwards, Ph.D.
  • Graduate Studies
    • Julie Blaskewicz Boron, Ph.D.
  • Institutional Effectiveness and Student Success
    • Sammi Kaiser, Ph.D.

Academic Technology Committee

This group provides feedback about the strategic portfolio of academic technologies used for teaching and learning at UNO including feature updates, pilots, ongoing assessment of tools, change management, and faculty communication. The committee meets monthly on the third Tuesday from 3:00 PM to 3:50 PM.

Staff Coordinator:

  • Rick Murch-Shafer, Director of Academic Technology
Committee Members:
  • College of Arts & Sciences - Dana Richter-Egger, Ph.D.
  • College of Business Administration - Anne Herman, Ph.D.
  • College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences - Sara Churchill, Ed.D.
  • College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media - Russ Nordman, MFA
  • College of Information Science & Technology - Martina Greiner, Ph.D.
  • College of Public Affairs and Community Service - Yiwei Zhang, Ph.D.
  • Criss Library - Monica Maher, M.S.

Exploratory Studies Team Bootcamp Training on Monday, August 5, 2022, in the CEC.

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  • Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives
  • 110 Eppley Administration Building
  • 6001 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE 68182

  • Email: innovate@unomaha.edu

  • Phone: 402.554.2020

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Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives

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  • Omaha, NE 68182
  • 402.554.2020
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