Meeting
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Lancaster County 4-H Teen Council Meeting
Date:
3:00 pm
Location:
Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County conference rooms
The Lancaster County 4-H Teen Council is a leadership organization for youth in grades 7–12. New members are welcome.
This event originated in Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County.
Ongoing Events
Activity
All course withdrawals noted with a grade of W on academic record for Fall 2021
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All Day
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Academic Calendar
This event originated in Academic Calendar.
Other
Hispanic Heritage Month
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All Day
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This is in observance and not an event on campus.
This month corresponds with Mexican Independence Day, which is celebrated on September 16, and recognizes the revolution in 1810 that ended Spanish dictatorship.
This event originated in Diversity at UNL.
Other
LGBT History Month
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All Day
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This is in observance and not an event on campus.
A U.S. observance started in 1994 to recognize lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender history and the history of the gay rights movement.
This event originated in Diversity at UNL.
Other
National Disability Employment Awareness Month
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All Day
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This is in observance and not an event on campus.
This observance was launched in 1945 when Congress declared the first week in October as “National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week.” In 1998, the week was extended to a month and renamed. The annual event draws attention to employment …
This event originated in Diversity at UNL.
Other
Shemini Atzeret
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All Day
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This is in observance and not an event on campus.
A Jewish holiday also known as “The Eighth (Day) of Assembly” takes place the day after the Sukkot festival, where gratitude for the fall harvest is deeply internalized.
This event originated in Diversity at UNL.
Other
Simchat Torah
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All Day
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This is in observance and not an event on campus.
A Jewish holiday, marks the end of the weekly readings of the Torah. The holy book is read from chapter one of Genesis, to Deuteronomy 34, then back to chapter one again, in acknowledgement of the words of the Torah being a circle; a never ending …
This event originated in Diversity at UNL.