Twelve students from the College of Education and Human Sciences will be recognized as Chancellor’s Scholars during the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s undergraduate commencement ceremony May 18 at Memorial Stadium.
As she prepares to graduate with her bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders, Jenna Rogers has left her mark by turning her passion for working with people with disabilities into an annual camp and research that will continue to make an impact at the university and in the Lincoln community for years to come.
Three students from the College of Education and Human Sciences were among the Husker graduate and undergraduate students awarded prizes for their scholarship and presentation skills at the 2024 Student Research Days Poster Sessions and Creative Exhibitions.
University of Nebraska researchers joined practitioners, administrators, community partners and policymakers April 23 for the 2024 CYFS Early Childhood Research Summit, which highlighted the latest research to advance early childhood education and development.
After more than 20 years at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lisa King, a project associate within the Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies (CYAF), is retiring.
Five students from the College of Education and Human Sciences were among those honored during the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s annual Ivy Day ceremonies April 13.
Earlier this month, students from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's hospitality, restaurant and tourism management program traveled to Augusta National Golf Club to provide hospitality services at the 2024 Masters Tournament. The group of 10 students traveled with Associate Professor and HRTM Program Director Ajai Ammachathram to the event April 4-16. It was the 10th time that Husker students have had the opportunity to help at the Masters. Three of those students - sophomore Abby Cantrell, junior Lydia Tobin and freshman Lyv Williams – share about their experiences in these blog posts.
Sheree Moser, assistant professor of practice in the Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies, has announced her retirement after a distinguished career at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that began in 2009.
