UNL's College of Engineering welcomes middle school students and their teachers to explore engineering careers and programs we offer. Our student organizations lead hands-on activities that apply math, science and creative thinking skills.

Michael Henzl, Department of Biochemistry, University of Missouri

I2E Club – Every 2nd Tuesday of the Month UNL Kimmel Education and Research Center 5985 G Road, Nebraska City, NE Own or Start a Business! Grow an Idea! Invest in Innovation! It’s a safe, contagious, innovative environment where you will connect with other like-minded individuals who share and support your dreams, efforts and similar interests! Schedule: 5:30PM Networking Social- Sponsored by Tri-Valley Bank and Auburn Development Council 6:00PM Program by Lora Damme, President of Tri-Valley Bank titled "Talk to Your Banker". She will share with us helpful suggestion of a down-to-earth or common sense discussion of developing and maintaining a relationship with a banker. 7:00PM "Inspirational Moment and Rescue Me" by Bill Hawkins- Farmer Bill will talk about his entrepreneurial spirit of his years of experience collecting and growing natural things and marketing them to the public. Fee: $10 per evening or $45 for a year’s membership Contract: Dr. Connie Reimers-Hild -- 402.873.3166 – creimers2@unl.edu

Colin G. Campbell is Chairman and President of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation which, in 2007, convened the World Forum on the Future of Democracy. The Forum brought together international and national scholars on democracy and government officials, politicians and advocates who have played a role in democracy's advance. Colonial Williamsburg is a partner in the celebrated "By the People" series which has engaged thousands of people in conversation about America's role in the world and other vital issues. As a product of this partnership, in early 2008 PBS aired "Dialogues in Democracy," a documentary based on a national conversation with emerging leaders and influential Americans about fundamental citizenship. At the same time, Colonial Williamsburg debuted iCitizenForum.com which uses global technology to initiate a worldwide dialogue about the roles, rights and responsibilities of citizens in a democracy. Visit http://enthompson.unl.edu.

Dr. Mickey Huff of Project Censored will be joined by a panel of UNL faculty and the editor of the Daily Nebraskan for a discussion of media censorship.