The Bullseye

Week of October 26

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State of the University Address

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. will deliver his 2020 State of the University address virtually; Oct. 28.

This Week

Top 3 Things to Know

Get caught up and prepared for the week with these important news items.

UNO Fall Planning

The "Fall Forward" planning page is a one-stop shop for all students, faculty, staff, and guests on what to expect for Fall 2020 campus operations.

Forever a Maverick

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., will step down from his role as UNO's chancellor on June 30, 2021 and assume a new and expanded set of duties as executive vice president and provost of the University of Nebraska System.

Spring 2021 Courses Now Available

Early registration for courses offered in the spring semester is open to all eligible students. Learn more about additional enrollment times and how to sign up for classes.

Fun Fall Fest

With Homecoming 2020 postponed to spring 2021, Fun Fall Fest will provide social programming and engagement opportunities for UNO students; through Oct. 29.

First-Gen Days: The New Traditional Student

This series of virtual events will celebrate and support first-generation students; Oct. 27 - Nov. 6.

CAPS Virtual Support Hour on Zoom

On Tuesdays, UNO Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) counselors will share resilience tips, listen, and encourage connection; the next event is Oct. 27.

October Chancellor's Forum

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., will host a virtual forum with special guest Jane Meza, Ph.D., interim executive director of the UNO Office of Health Security, to provide campus-wide updates and responses to questions from the campus community; Oct. 27.

Upcoming STEM TRAIL Center Events

Learn more about how to participate in upcoming programming hosted by UNO's STEM TRAIL Center, this week, and get a preview of what's on the horizon for the Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters.

Wear Black Give Back

UNO and the University of Nebraska Foundation will celebrate the very first UNO giving day to raise needed resources for scholarships, colleges and programs, student groups and activities, inclusion and wellness, athletics and much more; Oct. 28-29.

Human Rights Forum: Human Rights, Sacred Land, and Food Sovereignty

A discussion about the Tri-Faith garden project as a means of land stewardship and interreligious cooperation, in conversation with Native American perspectives on land and food sovereignty; Oct. 29.

Campus Forum: Campus Conversations on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

"Mentoring Students of Color and Cultivating a Pipeline," led by Yolanda Flores Niemann, Ph.D., will discuss strategies to create a more inclusive and equitable campus environment; Oct. 29.

Curious People, Big Ideas: Enhancing Patient Experiences through Technology

Ann Fruhling is an expert in technology and human interaction. She will help us understand how technology is enhancing patient experiences; Oct. 29.

2020 Marian Ivers Community Service Leadership Award

This award recognizes the actions, commitment, and leadership of currently enrolled UNO students who are addressing issues affecting our community; apply by Oct. 30.

1-Check Championship for Students

Identifying symptoms of COVID-19 is important. Pair your daily use of the 1-Check UNO App with friendly competition against fellow Mavericks to win prizes; sign up by Oct. 31.

October is Disability Awareness Month

Test your knowledge of disability issues, including laws, best practices, and UNO policies, for your chance to win a 15% off coupon from the UNO Bookstore.

Best Practices for Cybersecurity Awareness Month

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, making it a good time for everyone to review best practices for staying safe online.

Students: Share Your Opinions on Voting and Civic Engagement

With the general election just days away, this survey aims to understand student opinions about voting in the election and civic engagement more broadly; survey closes Nov. 1.

1-Check UNO Now Available for Android and Apple iOS Devices

If you are showing symptoms that could be a sign of COVID-19, the app quickly connects you with testing and support options.

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