Counseling and Psychological Services presents the training "Service Member and Veterans on Campus" as a part of a University Counseling Center Core Competency Program. The training will be Thursday, April 19 in the Nebraska Union from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registration begins at 8 a.m.

Ted Bonar, Psy.D., is the Director of Training Programs for the Center for Deployment Psychology and will lead the training. The CDP is a non-profit, tri-service center funded through a grant awarded by the Uniformed Services University of the Health Services to train military and civilian behavioral health problems.

This clinical core competency program addresses the cultural and clinical concerns of service members and veterans on campus. A comprehensive overview of military-connected individuals’ experience is presented and will include day-to-day challenges, protective and risk factors, and treatment of behavioral health concerns on campus.

All practicing mental and behavioral health clinicians, trainees, and clinical students in a higher-education campus community are encouraged to attend the full day. Non-clinical campus personnel are encouraged to attend the full morning and through the Large Group Outreach Exercise.

Registration is required for all attendees. Registration deadline is April 12. Continuing Education Credits for mental health professionals may be available for the full-day program. The cost for attendees desiring 6.5 CE credits is $30.

This training is sponsored by University Health Center, Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Affairs, Student Veterans Task Force and the UNL Parents Association.

Contact Sandy Clonch to request a registration form at 402-472-7450 or sclonch2@unl.edu.

After you have migrated to Office 365, come learn the basic tasks for Outlook’s mail, calendar and contacts. Take a look at how to use Outlook Web Access and using Lync for instant messaging.

The process of secondary forest regeneration in tropical regions is poorly understood, with few long-term, permanent plot studies. Since 1997 we have been monitoring annual vegetation dynamics of trees and seedlings in lowland areas of northeastern Costa Rica that were formerly used for cattle pasture. Despite pronounced changes in forest structure, species density and species richness of tree species showed little change over 13 years and species composition of trees in 20-45 year old secondary forests remains distinct from mature forests in the same region. In contrast, seedling richness and composition has converged with mature forests in the area. I discuss trends in community assembly of seedlings and trees during succession in relation to functional groups and phylogenetic relatedness. Landscape composition and local neighborhood effects exert strong effects on patterns of tree recruitment, growth, and mortality.

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Especially for Graduating Seniors and Grad Students. Workshop--Understanding Employee Benefits; Repaying Student Loans; Biggest Financial Mistakes College Grads Make. Bonus: Learn Dave Ramsey's 7 Steps for Financial Success! Free Dave Ramsey "Foundations in Personal Finance" workbook for every attendee.

What is driving the high costs of college tuition? What are the social, economic, and global implications of increasing college debt for American students? Professor Edward St. John (University of Michigan School of Education) will be addressing these and similar questions at this forum.

University Theatre presents "The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940" by John Bishop. A wildly comic romp poking fun at the more ridiculous aspects of show biz by untangling the mystery of the Stage Door Slasher.

Performances are April 12-14 and 18-21 at 7:30 p.m. in Howell Theatre.

Season Passes
$50 regular; $40 faculty/staff and senior citizen
Each pass allows the pass-holder FOUR (4) admissions to any University Theatre production. Passes are non-transferable and non-refundable.
Passes must be presented at the Ticket Office to redeem for tickets to specific performances. RESERVATIONS ARE RECOMMENDED for performances.


Individual Tickets
Ticket Information: Lied Center Ticket Office: $16, $14 faculty/staff, senior citizen, $10 students with ID

Lied Center Ticket Office
301 N. 12th
402-472-4747,
800-432-3231
Open 11:00 AM - 5:30 PM, Monday - Friday
and one hour prior to performance in the Temple Theatres Lobby

In addition, you can purchase tickets online here:
http://http://unltheatretickets.universitytickets.com

Ticket information: $16/general, $14/UNL faculty, staff & seniors, $10/students with valid NU ID. Lied Center Ticket Office-402-472-4747. Sponsored by Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film University Theatre.

Tickets: $8/Adults Presale,$12/Adults at door,$5/children 6-12, Free/children 5 and under. Watch for tickets around Lincoln or at the Lancaster Event Center. Sponsored by UNL Rodeo Association.