Student Life: Recent Episodes
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This video offers an overview of Student Life, highlighting the Husker Student Power framework, and includes messages from Vice Chancellor Anderson and Associate Vice Chancellor Overocker. It introduces Student Life's complex, student-centered departments focused on success both in and outside the classroom. With nearly 700 full-time staff and over 1,500 student employees, every individual and interaction plays a key role in creating a welcoming and supportive campus environment. The video also emphasizes Student Life's culture of continuous development, employee benefits like tuition remission for employees and their dependents, the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), and the division’s commitment to safety practices.
We would like to express our deepest gratitude to each of the 1,578 student workers in Student Life at UNL.
Meet Reeed Cady, a Physics Education major at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln who recently won the Outdoor Adventure Center’s “Vertical Ascent” challenge. Over the span of seven days, Reeed climbed a total of 34,782 feet, securing 1st place and tripling the distance climbed by the 2nd place winner. His dedication and determination stood out not only in the final results but throughout the entire event.What makes Reeed’s story even more remarkable is that before coming to UNL, he had no traditional climbing experience. It was during one of UNL’s introductory climbing courses that Reeed discovered his passion for the sport. From that point on, he fell in love with climbing culture. He began researching gear, planning trips, and spending countless hours on the walls at the Outdoor Adventure Center. His commitment and enthusiasm have made him a familiar face among staff and fellow climbers alike.Climbing quickly became more than just a hobby for Reeed; it became a way of life. Through climbing, he’s learned valuable lessons about perseverance and problem-solving, which are skills that have translated directly into his academic journey in Physics Education. Whether it’s pushing past a tough problem set or figuring out the best route on a climb, Reeed applies the same mindset: assess the challenge, trust the process, and keep moving forward (or up). His journey is a testament to how passion and hard work can open new paths—both on the wall and in life.
The mother of two UNL students left a voicemail thanking university staff for putting on an event that her daughters really enjoyed.
The mother of two UNL students left a voicemail thanking university staff for putting on an event that her daughters really enjoyed.
The mother of two UNL students left a voicemail thanking university staff for putting on an event that her daughters really enjoyed.
Sophia Thomas shares her experience working with Intramural Sports and relevant skills gained for her future.
Kara Peightal shares how she's grown thanks to Husker GROW and her job with Intramural Sports.
Viangri Sontay Lopez shares how the Nebraska College Preparatory Academy (NCPA) opened her eyes to leadership opportunities in New Student Enrollment.
Yahaira Castro shares her experience in joining Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. and its impact on her leadership experience.
Alexis Goodenberger shares the value of her experience as president of Christian Student Fellowship, a Recognized Student Organization at UNL.
Alex Neill shares the value of his leadership experience as a Learning Community peer mentor and serving on the Student Advisory Board for housing.
Clarissa Mason shares how her experience as a peer mentor in the Learning Communities has offered relevant skills to her anticipated future in medical school.
By reflecting upon the challenges of the past year, Student Affairs shows how we cultivate student success through engagement, well-being and a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Hunter Godina observed a friend struggling with mental health and suicidal ideation, which led to his choice to work with Big Red Resilience & Well-being to become a REACH suicide prevention trainer.
Batool Ibrahim shares her most transformational experience as a student, founding the BSU Care Bags initiative during the summer of 2020.
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning) Please note, this is the last planned session of this series.
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
For departments and organizations thinking about hosting in-person events this semester, it’s important that you keep up with Directed Health Measures to help promote a safe environment and keep within university compliance. Join Assistant Vice Chancellor TJ McDowell each Wednesday at 3 p.m. for a quick update on the latest policies and to get answers to your event planning questions in the age of COVID-19. (Zoom: go.unl.edu/eventplanning)
Celebrating the outstanding contributions of staff and individual units, Student Affairs hosted a virtual celebration of the Inspiring Excellence Awards on June 5, 2020.
More than fifty viewers around the world tuned in virtually on April 25, 2020 to enjoy the amazing singing and music talents of UNL’s international students during a karaoke and dance party organized by the International Student and Scholar Office (ISSO), Student Involvement and the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources' Office of Global Engagement.
The 1.5 hour party featured fifteen acts - performed live or on pre-recorded video - by Huskers located in Cololmbia, India, China, Rwanda, and the United States. The entire event was emceed by D-Wayne.
A brief summary of the services provided by the Women's Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Reid DeSpiegelaere (UNL '11) connects his experiences and skills gained from extracurricular involvements to his work in the non-profit world.
This presentation is for parents and students to learn about fraternities in the Interfraternity Council at Nebraska and how recruitment works.
Learn about fraternities and sororities in the Multicultural Greek Council and National Pan-Hellenic Council and how their membership recruitment works.
Learn the steps involved in earning a Certificate in Civic Engagement and how the process works.
A summary of why students should consider the Certificate for Civic Engagement program.
A summary of why students should consider getting involved through the Certificate in Civic Engagement.
This is a brief introduction to the Student Affairs Staff Council at the University of Nebraska-LIncoln. Learn more at http://stuafs.unl.edu/staff