Healthy Huskers will be Peer Educators working to support the mission of the University Health Center. HH’s are selected from the undergraduate student body at UNL and are comprised of students from varying academic majors, backgrounds, perspectives, and life experiences. HHs strive to make a difference in the lives of other students by educating them on many important wellness topics including alcohol, healthy eating, safer sex, sleep, stress, etc. HHs educate other students about health and social issues in order to increase awareness, encourage safer behaviors, make informed choices, and enhance the health and well being of their peers.

The time commitment required to be a HH is 3-6 hours per week. This includes: the academic class & homework, staff meetings, office hours, organizing and delivering programs and presentations, and ongoing training. HHs receive an hourly wage for work related requirements, not for attending class.

UNLPD will offer a free Brown Bag session titled "Situational Awareness". This session will cover topics from severe weather to active shooters and disucss what options you have to be safe in these incidents.

Feel free to bring your lunch.
Any questions please contact Officer Pembleton @ 402-472-2222 or apembleton2@unl.edu

(Will reschedule at a later date) "Illuminating Chemical Interfaces with Plasmonics", presented by Professor Jason H. Hafner, Rice University. Also sponsored by NCMN. Open to the public.

The Clayton Yeutter International Trade Program is presenting a series of six visiting scholars during the 2012-13 school year. Clayton Yeutter has a distinguished history in international trade including serving as U.S. Trade Representative from 1985-88. America negotiated the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement during his tenure, a precursor to NAFTA.

This event is free and open to the general public.

The regional premiere of Tony Award and MacArther "Genius" Grant-winner, Mary Zimmerman's breathtaking new adaptation of Voltaire's CANDIDE.
An optimist's journey through the best of all possible worlds featuring the celebrated music and orchestrations of Leonard Bernstein with contributions from the greatest lyricists of the 20th century––from Stephen Sondheim to Dorothy Parker.

Performances:
Thursday, Feb 21; Friday, Feb 22; Saturday, Feb 23 at 7:30 pm
Sunday, Feb 24 at 3:00 pm
Kimball Recital Hall
Tickets: Adults $20, student/senior $10. Available thru the Lied Center box office, 402/472-4747 or 1-800/432-3231.

§ OPERA PRE-TALK
A pre-performance talk will be presented by
Alisa Belflower, director of Candide in the
Lower Level of Kimball Recital Hall, 45 minutes
before each performance.

Newly adapted from Voltaire by Mary Zimmerman. Music by Leonard Bernstein. Book originally adapted from Voltaire by Hugh Wheeler. Lyrics by Richard Wilbur. Additional lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, John Latouche, Lillian Hellman, Dorothy Parker, and Leonard Bernstein. Contains some mature content. Directed by Alisa Belflower. Conducted by Tyler Goodrich White. Tickets: $20/General Admission; $10/Students, Seniors. Call 402-472-4747 for tickets. UNL School of Music & Johnny Carson School of Theatre & Film