Presentation from Stu and John Maseman with Honors Flight about Veteran's Day Activities

The Chancellor's Commission on the Status of People of Color is interested in hearing from faculty of color on issues and topics that impact your employment experience at UNL. Their conversations will be informal sessions directed toward the development of action items for the Commission in its advisory role to the Chancellor. To register, contact Jody Wood 472-0085, jwood2@unl.edu.

Dr. Julio Betancourt, Sr. Scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey, Tucson, AZ.

I2E Club – Every 2nd Tuesday of the Month UNL Kimmel Education and Research Center 5985 G Road, Nebraska City, NE I2E Club - Inventors, Investors, and Entrepreneurs – November 10, 2009 at the UNL Kimmel Education and Research Center, 5985 G Road, Nebraska City, NE. I2E Club provides an open and supportive networking forum for inventors, investors and entrepreneurs of all ages. Through a collaborative effort between the Nebraska City Area Economic Development Corporation (NCAEDC) and Center for Rural Affairs REAP program, (Rural Enterprise Assistance Project) of Lyons, Nebraska.. The Program “So You Want To Buy A Business” beginning at 5:30 p.m. until 8:30. This is the first in a series on business transitions focusing on what you need to know before buying a business and who you need on your team when looking at a business for sale. The evening will feature sections on “Are you an entrepreneur? Who do I need on my team? What do I need to be prepared? And is a franchise for me? Reservations are highly encouraged. Please call (402) 873-4293 for a reservation. The program is free to the public. Individuals interested in either buying or selling a business are encouraged to attend. For more information about the I2E Club or any of its programming, contact Dr. Connie Reimers-Hild at the UNL Kimmel Education and Research Center at 402-873-3166 or creimers2@unl.edu. Visit our web page, www. kimmel.unl.edu or the I2E Facebook page; simply search I2E Club.

Partnership with the UNL School of Music provides multidisciplinary art programming on Tuesday evenings.

"A Must See!" - The New York Times One of the top dance companies in the world, the Paul Taylor Dance Company has challenged the accepted and jumped head first into controversy. PTDC's upcoming programs feature both new and longstanding favorites that range from the classically-inspired to the contemporary and socially charged.