BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//UNL_UCBCN//NONSGML UNL Event Publisher//EN X-WR-CALNAME:University of Nebraska-Lincoln CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T140000Z UID:163247-909908@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220228T144616Z ORGANIZER;CN=Kate Engel:MAILTO:kate.engel@unl.edu SUMMARY:An Unexpected Change\, An Art Exhibition STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:We are thrilled to welcome artist Jamie Stephenson back to NIC! Jamie's work is on display in the Link (2nd floor) through April 27. \n\n Born in Macon\, Georgia\, Jamie became a third generation barber and has e njoyed cutting men’s hair for nearly 20 years. Jamie's desire for a new challenge led him to painting abstract art. Much like a haircut\, abstract art allows Jamie to express himself with different textures\, depth and s tyle. \n\nPainting is a means to express creativity Jamie didn’t realize he had. He enjoys watching a painting develop and using intuition to brin g it to completion. Jamie likes trying new techniques and experimenting wi th different color schemes. \n\nJamie has participated in several group sh ows in Lincoln and has artwork in Ampersand Guild in Georgia. He loves bei ng able to make commissioned pieces for individuals by listening to their ideas and keeping their vision as a focal point on their canvas.\n\nJamie currently lives in Lincoln and recently retired from barbering full time. He enjoys painting and being a stay-at-home dad to his two young daughters \, Adilynn and Genevieve Joy. Jamie's wife\, Marilyn\, is currently in gra duate school pursuing a career in nurse anesthesia. Jamie and his family e njoy the Haymarket Farmer's Market\, the Lincoln Children's Zoo and the co mmunity vibe that Lincoln offers. \n\nThis art exhibition is free and open to the public daily from 9\:00 a.m. - 8\:00 p.m. LOCATION:Nebraska Innovation Campus, 2nd Floor Link Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163247/ DTEND:20220330T010000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T140000Z UID:163786@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220323T171614Z ORGANIZER;CN=Anna Oetting:MAILTO:aoetting2@huskers.unl.edu SUMMARY:Pickup a Free Reusable Bag STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the Office of Sustainability’s move to Canfield 59. Stop by our new office space to pick up a free reusable bag. Make the #sm artchoice by reducing\, reusing\, and recycling! LOCATION:Canfield Administration Building North Room 059 URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163786/ DTEND:20220329T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T153000Z UID:161641-781653@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20211220T143131Z ORGANIZER;CN=Counseling & Psychological Services: SUMMARY:Let’s Talk - Military and Veterans STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Are you a student who is curious about counseling and if it’s the right next step for you? Maybe you are concerned about someone else? Do you just want an additional perspective about something you’ve been t hinking about?\n\n“Let’s Talk” provides students easy access to brie f\, informal\, and confidential consultations with professional mental hea lth providers from CAPS. There is no fee for UNL students. This time is re served specifically for students who are military and veterans.\n\n“Le t’s Talk” is a brief\, informal consultation and is not appropriate fo r addressing crisis situations. If you are in immediate crisis or experien cing significant distress during regular business hours (Monday through Fr iday\, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.)\, please contact CAPS at (402) 472-7450 and ask to s chedule a Crisis Care Appointment. If it is after business hours\, please call (402) 472-7450 and Press 4 to speak to the on-call counselor. Always remember that if you are in imminent danger to yourself or others\, please call 911. LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room Military & Veteran Success Center, Room 16 URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/161641/ DTEND:20220329T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T160000Z UID:163514@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220311T223559Z ORGANIZER;CN=Abbey Ragain:MAILTO:abbey.ragain@unl.edu SUMMARY:Hi\, How Are You? Day STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Stop by our tables outside the union and engage in dialogue abo ut mental health and suicide prevention. BRRWB will be joined by CARE\, LG BTQA+ Center and Women's Center providing activities centered around well- being to participate in and prizes to give away!\n\n Follow us on Instagra m at @unlresilience to watch for similar events. LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163514/ DTEND:20220329T180000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T170000Z UID:163399@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220304T163608Z ORGANIZER;CN=OASIS:MAILTO:oasis@unl.edu SUMMARY:Dish It Up featuring Tania Israel STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:The Office of Academic Success and Intercultural Services (OASI S) is committed to providing a safe and engaging space for UNL faculty\, s taff\, and students to participate in meaningful and informative dialogue. Dish it Up is an interactive weekly conversation where individuals can sh are their personal views\, learn from others and engage in civil discussio ns concerning current events\, topics affecting students' lives\, UNL\, an d national/international happenings.\n\nThis Dish It Up is designed to all ow individuals to share their personal views\, learn from others\, and eng age in civil discussions centered on political polarization in the US bein g at a record high.\n\nThis event is sponsored by the University of Nebras ka-Lincoln College of Arts and Sciences through the Thomas C. Sorensen End owment\, the Public Policy Center\, and the Office of Diversity and Inclus ion.\n\nJoin the conversation using the link below\: LOCATION:Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center Room Unity Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163399/ DTEND:20220329T170000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T170000Z UID:163685@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220321T160058Z ORGANIZER;CN=Oasis:MAILTO:oasis@unl.edu SUMMARY:Dish it Up Featuring Tania Israel STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday\, March 29\, Dish it Up will feature Tania Israel fo r an interactive discussion on political polarization. Join the conversati on from Noon to 1\:00 p.m. in the Unity Room at the Jackie Gaughan Multicu ltural Center or via Zoom at go.unl.edu/dish.\n\nThe Office of Academic Su ccess and Intercultural Services (OASIS) is committed to providing a safe and engaging space for UNL faculty\, staff\, and students to participate i n meaningful and informative dialogue. Dish it Up is an interactive weekly conversation where individuals can share their personal views\, learn fro m others and engage in civil discussions concerning current events\, topic s affecting students’ lives\, UNL\, and national/international happening s.\n\nThis Dish It Up is designed to allow individuals to share their pers onal views\, learn from others\, and engage in civil discussions centered on political polarization in the US being at a record high.\n\nThis event is sponsored by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Arts and Sci ences through the Thomas C. Sorensen Endowment\, the University of Nebrask a Public Policy Center\, and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.\n\nJoi n the conversation using the link below\:\nhttps\://go.unl.edu/dish LOCATION:Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center Room Unity Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163685/ DTEND:20220329T180000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T180000Z UID:163429@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220307T163922Z ORGANIZER;CN=Petrina Suiter:MAILTO:petrina.suiter@unl.edu SUMMARY:Fulbright Workshop STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:The Council for the International Exchange of Scholars is offer ing a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program information session led by Peter Vand erwater\, Head of Outreach and Recruitment for the Institute of Internatio nal Education\, on March 29\, 2022 from 1\:00 p.m. - 2\:00 p.m. via Zoom. This session is intended for UNL faculty members interested in applying to the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program.\n\nFulbright U.S. Scholar Program inf o\: https\://cies.org/us-scholar-awards\n \nThe Fulbright Program is the U nited States government's flagship international educational and cultural exchange program. The global network of Fulbrighters fosters mutual unders tanding between the United States and over 160 partner countries\, advance s knowledge across communities\, and improves lives around the globe. Each year\, the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program provides approximately 800 gran ts in more than 130 countries to support teaching and research in a wide v ariety of academic and professional fields. \n \nLink to register for the session\: https\://apply.iie.org/register/UniversityofNELincoln3.29.22\n \ nFor more information contact Petrina Suiter\, external recognition and aw ards coordinator\, at petrina.suiter@unl.edu. LOCATION:Virtual Session Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163429/ DTEND:20220329T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T190000Z UID:163126@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220222T211111Z ORGANIZER;CN=Andy Little:MAILTO:alittle6@unl.edu SUMMARY:School of Natural Resources - Coffee and Conservation STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Presented by Tim Youngquist\, Agricultural Specialist\, STRIPS Program-Iowa State University\n\nThis webinar is designed to help the Univ ersity faculty/staff and state/federal/NGOs expand their knowledge and awa reness of natural resource conservation efforts across the state and beyon d. The structure of the webinar will be approximately 15-20 minutes for th e presenter followed by 40-45 minutes of discussion. This will include dis cussion of ways we can collectively work together as a Conservation Commun ity/Conservation Team to achieve landscape-level conservation success.\n\n https\://go.unl.edu/coffeeandconservation\nContact Andrew Little for the p asscode. LOCATION:Zoom Discussion Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163126/ DTEND:20220329T200000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T210000Z UID:163470@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220308T222404Z ORGANIZER;CN=OASIS:MAILTO:oasis@unl.edu SUMMARY:Bridging the Political Divide\: Optimism for Moving Beyond Polariza tion STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Political polarization in the U.S. is at a record high. As ange r\, fear\, distortions\, and social media drive the wedge ever deeper\, wh at hope is there for maintaining connection within families\, friendships\ , workplaces\, and communities? Dr. Tania Israel\, Professor of Counseling Psychology at the University of California\, Santa Barbara and a Fellow o f the American Psychological Association\, can offer solutions. Grounded i n evidence\, experience\, and skills\, she will share practical and resear ch-based strategies to help bridge the political divide. Her approach to b uilding understanding will leave you informed\, optimistic\, and empowered to take action.\n\nTania Israel is a Professor of Counseling Psychology a t the University of California\, Santa Barbara and a Fellow of the America n Psychological Association. Dr. Israel’s award winning book\, Beyond Yo ur Bubble\: How to Connect Across the Political Divide\, Skills and Strate gies for Conversations That Work grew out of the skill-building workshop t hat she developed and delivered to hundreds of participants following the 2016 election. It draws on her strengths as a psychologist and community c ollaborator to prepare people to engage in dialogue across political disag reement. Dr. Israel has facilitated educational programs and difficult dia logues about a range of topics\, including abortion\, law enforcement\, re ligion\, and sexual orientation. Her honors include 2019 Congressional Wom an of the Year (CA 24th District)\, Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Aw ard for Excellence in Mental Health from the California Asian & Pacific Is lander Legislative Caucus\, and Emerging Leader Award from the APA Committ ee on Women in Psychology.\n\nThis event is sponsored by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Arts and Sciences through the Thomas C. Soren sen Endowment\, the Public Policy Center\, and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.\n\nRegister using the link below\: LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163470/ DTEND:20220329T210000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T210000Z UID:163515@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220311T224019Z ORGANIZER;CN=OASIS:MAILTO:oasis@unl.edu SUMMARY:Bridging the Political Divide\: Optimism for Moving Beyond Polariza tion with Tania Israel STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday\, March 29\, join Tania Israel for an interactive di scussion on “Bridging the Political Divide\: Optimism for Moving Beyond Polarization.” Join the conversation in-person in the Unity Room (212) i n the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center or via Zoom from 4\:00 to 5\:00 p.m. at go.unl.edu/tania-israel. (Please note the updated location to the Unity room.)\n\nPolitical polarization in the U.S. is at a record high. As anger\, fear\, distortions\, and social media drive the wedge ever deeper \, what hope is there for maintaining connection within families\, friends hips\, workplaces\, and communities? Dr. Tania Israel\, Professor of Couns eling Psychology at the University of California\, Santa Barbara and a Fel low of the American Psychological Association\, can offer solutions. Groun ded in evidence\, experience\, and skills\, she will share practical and r esearch-based strategies to help bridge the political divide. Her approach to building understanding will leave you informed\, optimistic\, and empo wered to take action.\n\nTania Israel is a Professor of Counseling Psychol ogy at the University of California\, Santa Barbara and a Fellow of the Am erican Psychological Association. Dr. Israel’s award winning book\, Beyo nd Your Bubble\: How to Connect Across the Political Divide\, Skills and S trategies for Conversations That Work grew out of the skill-building works hop that she developed and delivered to hundreds of participants following the 2016 election. It draws on her strengths as a psychologist and commun ity collaborator to prepare people to engage in dialogue across political disagreement. Dr. Israel has facilitated educational programs and difficul t dialogues about a range of topics\, including abortion\, law enforcement \, religion\, and sexual orientation. Her honors include 2019 Congressiona l Woman of the Year (CA 24th District)\, Asian and Pacific Islander Herita ge Award for Excellence in Mental Health from the California Asian & Pacif ic Islander Legislative Caucus\, and Emerging Leader Award from the APA Co mmittee on Women in Psychology.\n\nThis event is sponsored by the Universi ty of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Arts and Sciences through the Thomas C. Sorensen Endowment\, the University of Nebraska Public Policy Center\, and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.\n\nRegister using the link below\: \ngo.unl.edu/tania-israel LOCATION:Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center Room Unity Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163515/ DTEND:20220329T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T210000Z UID:163552@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220315T151728Z ORGANIZER;CN=Diana Bonham:MAILTO:dbonham2@unl.edu SUMMARY:CBC/RBC seminar - Dr. Eranthie Weerapana\, Boston College STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Cysteine residues are critical to the catalytic and regulatory functions of diverse proteins including proteases\, oxidoreductases and ki nases. Although the majority of catalytic cysteine residues are well annot ated\, the identity and endogenous functions of regulatory and metal-bindi ng cysteines are poorly understood. Regulatory cysteines are often located distal to the catalytic or ligand-binding sites of proteins and regulate protein function through posttranslational modifications\, such as oxidati on. Metal-binding cysteines provide coordination to a variety of metal ion s\, including zinc and iron\, and are essential to maintaining the structu re and function of diverse metalloproteins. Oxidation and coordination to metal ions result in distinct changes in cysteine reactivity\, and we have developed a suite of chemoproteomic approaches for monitoring these cyste ine-reactivity changes directly in cell lysates and living cells. Our effo rts have generated a suite of chemical probes to investigate cysteine func tion\, and unearthed previously uncharacterized functional cysteines impli cated in catalysis and regulation. LOCATION:via Zoom presentation Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163552/ DTEND:20220329T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T210000Z UID:162572@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220131T195524Z ORGANIZER;CN=Joy Castro:MAILTO:jcastro2@unl.edu SUMMARY:IES Spring Celebration 2022| Screening\: Asian Americans\, Episode 2\, “A Question of Loyalty” STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Asian Americans\nThis 5-hour documentary film series\, produced by Renee Tajima-Peña\, delivers a bold\, fresh perspective on a history that matters today\, more than ever. As America becomes more diverse yet m ore divided\, how do we move forward together? Told through intimate and p ersonal lives\, the series casts a new lens on how one group of Americans\ , who were long excluded and considered outsiders\, have played a central role in shaping the nation’s story. Asian Americans premiered on PBS in May of 2020. The series is narrated by Daniel Dae Kim and Tamlyn Tomita\, episode producers are S. Leo Chiang\, Geeta Gandbhir and Grace Lee.\n\nEpi sode 1\: “Breaking Ground”\nMonday\, March 28\, 4pm CT\, Lied Commons\ n\nIn an era of exclusion and U.S. empire\, new immigrants arrive from Chi na\, India\, Japan\, the Philippines and beyond. Barred by anti-Asian laws they become America’s first “undocumented immigrants\,” yet they bu ild railroads\, dazzle on the silver screen\, and take their fight for equ ality to the U.S. Supreme Court.\n\nEpisode 2\: “A Question of Loyalty ”\nTuesday\, March 29\, 4pm CT\, Lied Commons\n\nAn American-born genera tion straddles their country of birth and their parents’ homelands in Ja pan and Korea. Those loyalties are tested during World War II\, when famil ies are imprisoned in detention camps\, and brothers find themselves on op posite sides of the battle lines.\n\nEpisode 3\: “Good Americans”\nWed nesday\, March 30\, 4pm CT\, Lied Commons\n\nDuring the Cold War years\, A sian Americans are simultaneously heralded as a Model Minority and targete d as the perpetual foreigner. It is also a time of bold ambition\, as Asia n Americans aspire for the first time to national political office and a c oming culture-quake simmers beneath the surface.\n\nEpisode 4\: “Generat ion Rising”\nThursday\, March 31\, 4pm CT\, Lied Commons\n\nDuring a tim e of war and social tumult\, a young generation fights for equality in the fields\, on campuses and in the culture\, and claim a new identity\: Asia n Americans. The war’s aftermath brings new immigrants and refugees who expand the population and the definition of Asian America.\n\nEpisode 5\: “Breaking Through”\nFriday\, April 1\, 4pm CT\, Lied Commons\n\nAt the turn of the new millennium\, the national conversation turns to immigrati on\, race\, and economic disparity. As the U.S becomes more diverse\, yet more divided\, a new generation of Asian Americans tackle the question\, h ow do we as a nation move forward together? LOCATION:Lied Commons Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/162572/ DTEND:20220329T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T220000Z UID:162297-909793@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220120T234918Z ORGANIZER;CN=Anna Wigtil:MAILTO:awigtil2@unl.edu SUMMARY:Drop-In Library Research Help STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:“Drop in” to talk with a library expert about any of the fo llowing topics…\nCiting sources in APA\, MLA\, or Chicago style\nFinding scholarly\, peer-reviewed articles for a paper you’re writing\nSearchin g for materials in the library catalog and databases\nUsing Google Scholar more effectively\nRequesting items from other libraries\n…and much more !\n\nGo to https\://unl.libguides.com/dropin-help to see times and locatio ns.\n\nIf you’re unable to attend the drop-in\, you can make an appointm ent with a librarian here\: https\://unl.libguides.com/find_your_librarian / LOCATION:Adele Coryell Hall Learning Commons Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/162297/ DTEND:20220330T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T220000Z UID:162565@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220131T154912Z ORGANIZER;CN=Joy Castro:MAILTO:jcastro2@unl.edu SUMMARY:IES Spring Celebration 2022| Screening\: Skate Manzanar STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Produced in collaboration with Martin Wong and Michael Louie of the culture and politics zine Giant Robot\, Renee Tajima-Peña’s docume ntary short Skate Manzanar is a meditation on skateboarding\, civil libert ies\, and memory. Skate Manzanar was filmed at the cusp of the new millenn ium\, 60 years after Japanese Americans were forced from their homes on th e west coast and imprisoned in concentration camps during World War II. Ov er 10\,000 were incarcerated at the Manzanar camp in the California desert \, and though the site looks abandoned\, the history is very present. The skateboarding depicted in the film represents Martin Wong and Michael Loui e’s artistic interpretation of the site and its intergenerational reach. Skate Manzanar was originally produced for the multi-media performance pi ece “Amnesia\,” created by the artist Roger Shimomura. LOCATION:Lied Commons Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/162565/ DTEND:20220329T221500Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T223000Z UID:156769@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20210505T134359Z ORGANIZER;CN=Taylor Livingston:MAILTO:tlivingston3@unl.edu SUMMARY:CAS Inquire\: All Speakers Panel Discussion STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:The entire 2021-2022 CAS Inquire Panel convenes to discuss this year’s event and answers questions from the audience.\n\nTo attend virt ually\, register at\: https\://go.unl.edu/casinqMAR LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room Swanson Auditorium URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/156769/ DTEND:20220329T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T223000Z UID:162542@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220128T212728Z ORGANIZER;CN=Joy Castro:MAILTO:jcastro2@unl.edu SUMMARY:IES Spring Celebration 2022\: “A Pilgrimage\: Fifty Years of Ethn ic Studies at UNL” STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Norma Elia Cantú is Norine R. and T. Frank Murchison Distingui shed Professor of the Humanities in the Modern Languages and Literatures d epartment at Trinity University. She received her bachelor’s and maste r’s degrees from Texas A&I at Laredo and Kingsville\, respectively\, and her Ph.D. in English from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. At Laredo State University\, later renamed Texas A&M International University\, she taught and served as Chair and Interim Dean. She was a senior arts admini strator with the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington\, DC and wa s Acting Chair of the Chicano Studies Research Center at the University of California at Santa Barbara. Her scholarship focuses on issues of borders and boundaries\, whether in academic disciplines or the geopolitical bord erlands of Mexico and the United States\, all through a Chicana feminist t heoretical lens. LOCATION:Zoom Webinar Room 969 6106 3744 URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/162542/ DTEND:20220329T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T223000Z UID:163047@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220218T152208Z ORGANIZER;CN=Logan Kahler:MAILTO:lkahler2@unl.edu SUMMARY:Officials Training\: Softball STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Come and work with us in Intramural Sports and be an on-field o fficial. Please attend the training meetings of the sport you would like t o officiate!\n\nNo prior experience is necessary.\n\nAll attendees are enc ouraged to wear a face-covering unless actively exercising\, observe physi cal distancing\, and wash hands often. LOCATION:Campus Recreation Center Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/163047/ DTEND:20220329T233000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220329T230000Z UID:162457-792425@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220125T215158Z ORGANIZER;CN=Abbey Ragain:MAILTO:abbey.ragain@unl.edu SUMMARY:Canceled\: Drop-In Spaces for Coping with Burnout STATUS:CANCELLED DESCRIPTION:Feeling burned out from trying to navigate school and life duri ng a pandemic? Want to talk about it? \n\nDrop in to chat over Zoom on Tue sday’s from 6pm-7pm! \n\nThis is a no-commitment-required way to find co nnections and support during this time. Just show up! You can join at any time\, and stay for as long as you want within the hour. \n\nThese drop-in support spaces are led by a team of your peers that are trained mental he alth ambassadors to offer space to connect with other students and feel su pported. \n\nThese spaces are for open\, casual conversation about how we are all feeling\, changes we wish to see on campus\, tips on how we get th rough the day\, and anything you just want to talk about! \n\nAll undergra duate students are welcome. \n\ngo.unl.edu/dropinspace LOCATION:go.unl.edu/dropinspace Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/162457/ DTEND:20220330T000000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220330T000000Z UID:162373-792400@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20220121T212141Z ORGANIZER;CN=Counseling & Psychological Services: SUMMARY:Students with Children Support Group STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:This group is intended to be for UNL student of all levels and genders. Sessions will run each Tuesday from February 1 through May 10\, 2 022.\n\nCaring for a child while attending college can present unique chal lenges. This group will focus on providing collaborative support and encou ragement for parenting students who are working toward their degree. This group will provide an opportunity to\: \n• Learn parenting skills \n• Connect with other parents \n• Gain support and feedback from peers\n\nS essions will start with a brief presentation of a skill related to parenti ng followed by discussion. Students interested in participating should cal l CAPS at (402) 472-7450 to schedule a 20-minute group screen to participa te. LOCATION:Zoom Room URL://events.unl.edu/2022/03/29/162373/ DTEND:20220330T010000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR