"Insects as Teaching Tools," Talk presented by Doug Golick, Assistant Professor, Department of Entomology

Featuring P. Stephen Baenziger, Professor and Nebraska Wheat Growers Presidential Chair, Department of Agronomy and Horticulture. Free and Open to the Public. Reception following. For more information visit research.unl.edu or call 402-472-0030.

Live Webcast at research.unl.edu

The UNL Dept. of History invites current and former refugees as well as community members who work with refugees to join students and professors in a unique community-based history project. Share your stories, the history and culture of your home country, and your refugee experiences. Bring your photos, documents, letters, heirlooms, traditional clothing, or any other items that tell your story. With your permission, your items will be photographed and included in a unique, online archive that will be available for free to the public. The goal is to create a resource to help others better understand the rich and diverse histories, cultures, and experiences of Lincoln's refugees. Two opportunities to share your items. Sunday, Oct. 28th , 12-4pm at College View SDA Church, and Thursday, Nov. 1, 4pm-7pm at Center for People in Need. Free and open to the public

Rhoda Howard-Hassmann, who is Canada Research Chair in International Human Rights at Ontario’s Wilfrid Laurier University, will present the symposium’s keynote address. This year's Hendricks Symposium theme is "Human Rights and Human Security in Conversation"

Join us for a "Reel Talk Session" featuring "Bro Code," a documentary that provides insight on how contemporary culture creates an idea of masculinity, and challenges us to evaluate our views on gender roles and the code.