Are you a new/newer teacher? Are you a seasoned teacher wanting to refresh and sharpen your skills? Do you teach Personal Finance? Would you like to earn financial education industry certification? Are you interested in revising an existing Personal Finance course to add more rigor? If so, consider attending Nebraska’s Personal Finance Institute, to be held at the University of Nebraska-Omaha July 13, 14, and 15, 2021.

K-12 teacher participants will each receive a $300 stipend. Only K-12 teachers are eligible for the stipend. Meals are included but participants must pay for their own lodging. A room block is reserved at the Aksarben Courtyard Marriott for those who wish to stay overnight. To be eligible to receive the $300 stipend, attendees must participate in all aspects of the Institute, including pre-work, evening meals and W!se certification pretest and exam.

The Personal Finance Institute is limited to the first 30 completed registrations. Personal Finance Institute application and submit your $100 refundable deposit. Your check will be held and returned to you the final day of the Institute.
Register at https://forms.gle/982rrh7eQDu29sfc6

If you have any questions, please contact:
• Dr. Jamie Wagner, Director, UNO Center for Economic Education, jfwagner@unomaha.edu
• Dr. Jennifer Davidson, President, NCEE, jdavidson2@unl.edu
• Mary Janssen, Career Field Specialist, NDE, mary.janssen@nebraska.gov