UNL Graduate Studies

The Big Ten's Premier Summer Research Program | Announce | University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska Summer Research Program from undergraduate research to a doctoral degree In 2017, Zach Shomo was an undergraduate at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania with no ties to University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) or Nebraska. But when Zach was selected to participate in the Nebraska Summer Research....

Kona Ice! Dogs from Domesti-PUPS and UNLPD! Join Graduate Student Assembly! Say hello to the Deans! Swag!

Chat with BikeLNK, CAPS, Husker Pantry, UBT, Libraries, Statistics, and many more organizations to learn about their wonderful services and how they can help you with your graduate experience.

Seaton Quad, 10am-12noon for the Graduate Student Welcome Resource Fair. See you there!

Welcome to our Graduate Teaching Assistants!

Join from 8:15am-1:00pm for panels and pedagogy.

Nebraska Student Union Auditorium

. UNL Graduate Studies is hosting a Welcome Resource Fair on August 18 from 10am-12noon at Seaton Hall Quadrangle.

The annual fellowship and awards nomination deadline is February 20.

Graduate students are encouraged to contact their department faculty or staff to be considered for nomination. Learn more about the fellowships, awards, and nomination process.

Annual fellowship and awards nomination deadline is Feb. 20 | Announce | University of Nebraska-Lincoln Students are encouraged to contact their department to be considered for nomination. The Office of Graduate Studies is pleased to call for nominations for its annual Graduate Recognition Awards, Folsom Awards, current Graduate Student Fellowships and Postdoc Awards. The online nomination form is now...

Grab your Nebraska grad gear and a latte at Seaton Hall from 10:30 a.m. to 12 today!

We’re on the third floor and eager to welcome our new and returning grad and professional students back to campus.

NAME: Terry Arvie
HOMETOWN: Omaha, NE
COLLEGE: College of Business
MAJOR: Accounting

WHAT DOES GRADUATING FROM NEBRASKA MEAN TO YOU?
Graduating from UNL means that I have a degree that is respected across the country.

PLANS AFTER GRADUATION:
I plan to start my career at Lutz Financial in Omaha, Nebraska. I will also be working on passing all four parts of the CPA exam.

After graduation, I am most looking forward to getting some real-world experience, starting a new chapter in life, and making a lot of money.

The best thing about being a Husker is getting a quality education from the college of business that is respected across the country.

THANK YOU MESSAGE:
Dear Mrs. Charlie Foster,

I want to thank you for being who you are. You're one of the kindest people I've met on campus and have been a consistent, positive light during my time here. I'm going to miss you!!

Thanks,
Terry

Congratulations to all who have earned their advanced degrees, and finally get to hold it in hand today! The Office of Graduate Studies and the many people who have been in your support networks over the years are proud of you and which you all the best.

Here are some of the many new alumni who are now part of a global community as Huskers with doctoral, master's, and law degrees from Nebraska.

Tag your grad and congratulate them below! 🥳🎓🎈🎉

New and returning graduate students can join us to kick off the semester during the Graduate Welcome Fair from 1-3 p.m. in front of Seaton Hall. Grab freebies, snacks and snow cones, and information on support and resources for graduate students!

Congratulations, Marissa and Megan! From the Summer Research Program to your doctoral commencement, we have been thrilled to have you at Nebraska!

Meet Sydney Allen, a member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe from Rapid City, South Dakota who recently graduated with her master's in civil engineering. On and off campus, she’s making a difference in Native American communities.

“One goal I set — when I decided to get my master’s degree — was to someday teach at a tribal college. Specifically, I want to teach math and/or physics. Tribal colleges are generally two-year programs and are absolutely essential in preparing students for a four-year program. People sometimes shy away from pursuing STEM degrees because they don’t think that they are naturally good at math or physics, but I think that is a myth. Anyone who has a passion for it, and is willing to put in the effort, can succeed. That is why I want to teach at a tribal college — to give students a strong base in those subjects and raise their confidence levels. That way they are better prepared to successfully complete a STEM degree. Native people bring a unique perspective and we need more of us in a position to share that perspective and be heard.”

Read her Q&A ›› http://ow.ly/F6Q150GOlNF

The Graduate Studies staff celebrated LGBTQA+ History Month at the 9th annual event. It was a great evening for the Husker and Lincoln communities!

LGBTQA+ History Month is observed annually in October to recognize and celebrate the achievements and contributions of the Le***an, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Asexual community and those who support, nurture, and advocate.

Today, the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department announced new requirements for face masks indoors. UNL will be implementing this requirement beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, August 25. Face masks will be required in all indoor spaces. ›› go.unl.edu/8gw6

Debra Hope has been appointed associate vice chancellor and dean of graduate education at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, and we're looking forward to aiding the momentum of innovation and student success!

Hope named dean of graduate education Nebraska's Debra Hope has been appointed associate vice chancellor and dean of graduate education. Pending approval by the NU Regents, Hope will assume the new post on Sept. 1.

A farewell reception for Tim Carr, associate vice chancellor and dean of graduate education, will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. today at the International Quilt Center. Remarks begin at 4 p.m.

Carr farewell reception is Aug. 16 A farewell reception for Tim Carr, associate vice chancellor and dean of graduate education, will be held at 3:30-5 p.m. Aug. 16 at the International Quilt Center.

Congratulations to the many graduating master's students and doctoral candidates who are the leaders, teachers, researchers, and community members of today and tomorrow! Best wishes as your journey continues. 🎈🎓🎉

Take a look at the most recent update for the upcoming fall semester and remember to get vaccinated to protect yourself and others!

There's still time to register to win some amazing prizes through the COVID-19 Vaccine Registry. ›› http://go.unl.edu/vaccineregistry

Today, Chancellor Green provided an update on COVID-19 protocols for the fall semester, including one required round of re-entry testing for all UNL students, faculty and staff, info about on-campus vaccine clinics and details on the vaccine registry: go.unl.edu/g4mr

If you're a Husker who's received their final shot, then you can register in the voluntary COVID-19 Vaccine Registry to be eligible to win a range of prizes (like dining dollars or Husker volleyball tickets)! ›› http://go.unl.edu/VaccineRegistry

The university’s voluntary COVID-19 Vaccine Registry is now live online and open for any Husker who’s received their final shot of the vaccine. Register now so you’re eligible to win a range of prizes (like dining dollars or Husker Volleyball tickets). ›› go.unl.edu/VaccineRegistry

Today Chancellor Green announced our voluntary vaccine registry for Huskers and the opportunity to win exclusive grand prizes (resident tuition, trip to Ireland). Read more about the plans to help continue to protect our community from COVID-19 at go.unl.edu/ye4w.

Following scientific conclusions and safety recommendations from the CDC, the City of Lincoln and Lancaster County, today, Chancellor Green provided an update on campus COVID-19 safety measures regarding face masks, social distancing and capacity in campus venues: go.unl.edu/CovidUpdate

To enhance safety at the in-person graduate commencement ceremony, all graduating master's and doctoral students planning to participate should be tested on May 4 or May 5.

Schedule your test ASAP for a safe, healthy commencement: http://covidreport.unl.edu/portal

You can schedule your saliva-based COVID-19 test now through the Safer Community App or online using the COVID-19 Testing Portal linked above. Vaccine status is not a factor in whether or not you need to be tested.

Student Research Days are in full swing, and you can dive into the presentations with just a click!

Take a look at the impressive research and creative activity that our graduate students do every day: https://bit.ly/3dZLcO4

Student workshops, video showcase slated for Student Research Days The Office of Research and Economic Development and the Office of Graduate Studies will celebrate the research and creative accomplishments of University of Nebraska–Lincoln graduate and undergraduate students with a slate of events taking place April 12-16.