New Semester Guide

Enrollment for the Spring 2022 semester continues through the start of classes. Already enrolled? Check out the sections below for helpful information as we begin the semester. Don't miss Durango Days Take Two; Jan. 24-28.

Navigate this guide:

• Three Things to Remember
• Tools and Tech
• Key Support Services
• Durango Days (Jan. 24-28)
• Get Vaccinated This Winter
• Coming to Campus
• Stay Connected to UNO

Three Things to Remember

1. Get Your Textbooks and Supplies: Textbooks are available for purchase or rental from the UNO Bookstore, in-person or online. Computer equipment is available for checkout from the UNO Help Desk. Make sure to check MavLINK and your course syllabus for a complete listing of what you'll need for your courses.

2. Check Canvas Early and Often: Login to Canvas daily, starting with the first day of classes or before if the course content is available. Use the syllabus to help plan ahead and pace yourself to complete the semester strong. You can also use the calendar in Canvas, the one included in your email, or any other planner to stay on track and get ahead during the session.

3. Ask For Help if You Need It: Don't be afraid to reach out to your instructor or your advisor about questions or concerns you may have about your courses this semester. Your instructor's contact information will be provided in your course syllabus. You can find your advisor on the Academic Advising site, or schedule an appointment with your advisor on MavTRACK. Campus mental health resources are also available to all Mavericks.

Tools and Tech

We've got you've covered with helpful tips about the most common tools you'll use in your classes. Confused about which tool to use? Below are the most common student tasks and the tech tool(s) to help you complete the task. Reach out to the MavTECH Help Center with any software or computer questions you have. Explore the UNO Online Learning site for additional resources and information.

Key Support Serivces

All of the support services you've grown accustomed to as a Maverick are also available to you remotely as well as in person. Check out the links below for information on how to access key services in-person and remotely, and where to get the help you need to stay on track at UNO.

• Academic Advising
• Academic Advising for Students and Scholars on F and J Visas
• Academic and Career Development Center
• Accessibility Services Center
• Cashiering and Student Accounts
• Computer Science Learning Center
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
• Criss Library and KANEKO-UNO Library
• Financial Support and Scholarships
• Gender and Sexuality Resources Center
• Graduate Studies
• Housing and Residence Life
• Math and Science Learning Center
• Maverick COVID Response Website
• Maverick Food Pantry
• MavTECH Help Center
• Military and Veteran Services
• Multicultural Affairs
• Nebraska Medicine – UNO Health Center
• Office of Research and Creative Activity
• Parking and Transit Services
• Service Learning Academy
• Speech Center
• University Registrar
• UNO Bookstore
• Writing Center

Get Vaccinated This Winter

Being fully vaccinated, which includes getting a booster shot, is the most effective way to keep our campus safe and keep our community healthy. Our Office of Health Security team is partnering with the Douglas County Health Department to bring back walk-in vaccination and booster clinics to campus in January and February. If you are not fully vaccinated, please consider taking some time to help our community slow the spread of COVID-19. View the latest COVID-19 guidance.

Coming to Campus

Explore the many ways to get to, from, and around campus.

Stay Connected to UNO

We're here to support you throughout the semester. For helpful resources and the latest news and events information, keep an eye out for the Bullseye hitting your inbox every Sunday evening and follow UNO's official social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube.