Top 3 Things to Know This Week

We know you have a lot going on. That's why University Communications is piloting this new weekly Maverick Daily and Bullseye story. Keep reading for need-to-know updates to make the most of your time on campus.

For Students

1. There's a Fair for That

Looking for a full-time/part-time job or internship? Maybe thinking about studying abroad? There's a fair for that. This week includes a plethora of fairs for you to check out. From the College of IS&T to the College of Business Administration, even Study Abroad. Take a look at the events calendar to find more information and make sure you're prepared by taking advantage of services provided by the UNO Academic and Career Development Center.

2. Stay Informed

Don't miss the chance to learn more about what's in store for UNO at this week's Chancellor Forum on Friday, Sept. 20. Learn more.

3. Freedom of Speech and the Right to Vote

How much do you know about the First and Nineteenth Amendments. Two great panels featuring informed professionals can tell you everything you need to know as UNO celebrated "Constitution Week." There's even opporutnities to register to vote. Learn more.

For Faculty/Staff

1. Stay Informed

Don't miss the chance to learn more about what's in store for UNO at this week's Chancellor Forum on Friday, Sept. 20. Learn more.

2. Thank You for All You Do!

Chancellor Gold would like to thank UNO employees for their hard work and dedication to our students and campus. Be sure to stop by the Eppley Administration Building (on Dodge Campus) or between Mammel Hall and PKI (on Scott Campus) on Thursday for a special summer treat. Learn more.

3. Can't get enough STEM?

The official launch event for the University of Nebraska at Omaha STEM Teaching, Research, and Inquiry-based Learning (TRAIL) Center features a whole day of STEM related events that include keynote speakers Nobel Laureate Carl Wieman and entrepreneur and author Alaina G. Levine. Learn more.