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ORGANIZER;CN=CAS Career Development:MAILTO:cascareers@unl.edu
SUMMARY:CAS Career Drop-in
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Jump on Zoom to ask any of your career-related questions and re
 ceive resume support by a College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) Career Coach. D
 rop-ins are great for completing a career coach meeting assignment\, too. 
 Sessions last 15-20 minutes. Drop-ins are every Wednesday and Thursday fro
 m 1-3p. If you would like to meet longer\, schedule an appointment (https\
 ://go.unl.edu/coachappt). We look forward to supporting you!
LOCATION:Zoom (https://go.unl.edu/cascareerdropin)
URL://events.unl.edu/cas/2025/03/13/186802/
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DTSTART:20250313T183000Z
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ORGANIZER;CN=RDAR Center:MAILTO:rdar@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Seminar Series - Carrie Oser
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Register\: https\://unl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3Tv0kQ3ZQOe
 ZZPVn4jIaeA \n\nJoin us at our March Seminar Series event featuring a pres
 entation by Dr. Carrie Oser on “Substance Use Treatment & Recovery Among
  People Involved in the Criminal Legal System in Rural Areas\: Examining t
 he Role of Social Networks.” \n\nSocial networks are an important\, yet 
 overlooked\, factor in addiction health services research. No known studie
 s examine geographic differences in egocentric social network characterist
 ics among people receiving prison-based substance use disorder (SUD) treat
 ment and continuing their recoveries after community re-entry. Using socia
 l network and qualitative data from both rural and urban criminal legal sy
 stem (CLS)-involved individuals and CLS SUD treatment staff\, this present
 ation aims to\: 1) identify differences in social network characteristics 
 among rural and urban individuals with CLS involvement\, 2) examine how th
 ese social network differences impact treatment and recovery\, and 3) prof
 ile a new mHealth social network intervention tailored to support people i
 n recovery with CLS-histories residing in rural counties. \n \nDr. Carrie 
 Oser is a University Research Professor in the Department of Behavioral Sc
 ience in the College of Medicine at the University of Kentucky. She serves
  as the Associate Director of the Center for Health Equity Transformation 
 and the Substance Use Research Priority Area. As PI\, Dr. Oser has been NI
 H-funded for two decades and published over 150 papers on addiction health
  services\, health disparities/equity\, HIV\, social networks\, implementa
 tion science\, and substance use. \n\nThis event is FREE and OPEN to the p
 ublic. Registration\: https\://unl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3Tv0kQ3ZQOe
 ZZPVn4jIaeA
LOCATION:Zoom (https://unl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3Tv0kQ3ZQOeZZPVn4jIa
 eA#/registration)
URL://events.unl.edu/cas/2025/03/13/186787/
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ORGANIZER;CN=Kawasaki Reading Room:MAILTO:kawasakireadingroom@gmail.com
SUMMARY:March Book Club\: 'Mogera Wogura'
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our March Book Club from 3 to 4 p.m. March 13 in th
 e Kawasaki Reading Room\, Room 302 in the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Cen
 ter. All students are welcome. Tea and snacks will be served. This story i
 s about a mole’s day and the interactions he has with human society. We 
 also discover the peculiar side of the human species that he meets.
LOCATION:Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center Room Kawasaki Reading Room 301
URL://events.unl.edu/cas/2025/03/13/188654/
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