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13 Sep 2024    

Counseling and School Psychology Clinic services open to campus

The Counseling and School Psychology Clinic has immediate openings for faculty, staff, students and their children to see counselors who are in training within the school and counseling psychology graduate program.

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image of waiting room at Counseling and School Psychology Clinic (Loren Rye, Pixel Lab)

13 Sep 2024    

Counseling and School Psychology Clinic services open to campus

The Counseling and School Psychology Clinic has immediate openings for faculty, staff, students and their children to see counselors who are in training within the school and counseling psychology graduate program.

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12 Sep 2024    

Racial Literacy Roundtables hosting first session Sept. 18

Six Racial Literacy Roundtables events have been scheduled for the 2024-25 academic year, beginning Sept. 18.

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The Nebraska Center for the Prevention of Obesity Diseases through Dietary Molecules, led by Janos Zempleni (pictured), has received a five-year, $5.8 million renewal from the National Institutes of Health’s Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence Program. The funding will support the center’s efforts to solidify its research base and prepare to thrive in the long term. (Craig Chandler, University Communication and Marketing)

11 Sep 2024    By Tiffany Lee, Research and Innovation

UNL research center looks to future with $5.8 million NIH renewal

A University of Nebraska–Lincoln research center with a unique strategy for fighting obesity and related diseases has received a third and final round of funding from the National Institutes of Health.

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The Nebraska Center for the Prevention of Obesity Diseases through Dietary Molecules, led by Janos Zempleni (pictured), has received a five-year, $5.8 million renewal from the National Institutes of Health’s Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence Program. The funding will support the center’s efforts to solidify its research base and prepare to thrive in the long term. (Craig Chandler, University Communication and Marketing)

11 Sep 2024    By Tiffany Lee, Research and Innovation

UNL research center looks to future with $5.8 million NIH renewal

A University of Nebraska–Lincoln research center with a unique strategy for fighting obesity and related diseases has received a third and final round of funding from the National Institutes of Health.

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The project research team includes, front row from left: Loukia Sarroub, Alex Mason and Sarah Staples-Farmer. Back row from left: Randy Farmer, Natalie Koziol, Debbie Minter and Eric Buhs. (Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

10 Sep 2024    By Chuck Green, CYFS

Research supports vulnerable youth in the journey from expulsion and juvenile detention to graduation

A multidisciplinary team of researchers, educators and administrators is working to develop sustainable, effective programming to support youth transitioning back into the classroom from detention, expulsion and other out-of-school placements.

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The project research team includes, front row from left: Loukia Sarroub, Alex Mason and Sarah Staples-Farmer. Back row from left: Randy Farmer, Natalie Koziol, Debbie Minter and Eric Buhs. (Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

10 Sep 2024    By Chuck Green, CYFS

Research supports vulnerable youth in the journey from expulsion and juvenile detention to graduation

A multidisciplinary team of researchers, educators and administrators is working to develop sustainable, effective programming to support youth transitioning back into the classroom from detention, expulsion and other out-of-school placements.

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The project research team includes, front row from left: Loukia Sarroub, Alex Mason and Sarah Staples-Farmer. Back row from left: Randy Farmer, Natalie Koziol, Debbie Minter and Eric Buhs. (Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

10 Sep 2024    By Chuck Green, CYFS

Research supports vulnerable youth in the journey from expulsion and juvenile detention to graduation

A multidisciplinary team of researchers, educators and administrators is working to develop sustainable, effective programming to support youth transitioning back into the classroom from detention, expulsion and other out-of-school placements.

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The project research team includes, front row from left: Loukia Sarroub, Alex Mason and Sarah Staples-Farmer. Back row from left: Randy Farmer, Natalie Koziol, Debbie Minter and Eric Buhs. (Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

10 Sep 2024    By Chuck Green, CYFS

Research supports vulnerable youth in the journey from expulsion and juvenile detention to graduation

A multidisciplinary team of researchers, educators and administrators is working to develop sustainable, effective programming to support youth transitioning back into the classroom from detention, expulsion and other out-of-school placements.

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a sculpture of a man reading to a child on a bench outside Teachers College Hall with Carolyn Pope Edwards Hall in the background

04 Sep 2024    

51 CEHS faculty and staff achieve service milestones

More than 900 faculty and staff at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are being honored for achieving a service milestone, including 51 from the College of Education and Human Sciences.

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