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Institute attendees collaborate on an educational exercise.

01 Jun 2015    By McKenzie Swanson

CEHS, TLTE lead the way in critical language education

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is one of the best places in the United States for education and teacher professional development in critical languages. If you don’t believe it, just ask Professor Ali Moeller. Moeller, a professor in the Department of Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education in the College of Education and Human Sciences, is co-director (along with graduate student Sheri Hurlbut) of UNL’s STARTALK language immersion programs, which have been funded through STARTALK for the past four years.



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Photo of Jane Dusel-Misfeldt

27 May 2015    By Brad Stauffer

Columbus teacher selected as Battey Award recipient

High school students often dread taking a chemistry class. But not Jane Dusel-Misfeldt's students.

On Friday, May 29, the Scotus Central Catholic High School teacher from Columbus will receive the 2015 Freda Battey Distinguished Educator Award. Presented by the College of Education and Human Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the award recognizes excellence in teaching and comes with a cash award for both the teacher and school. It will be presented at a luncheon in the Nebraska Union.



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Science olympiad medals

15 May 2015    By University Communications

CEHS co-hosts National Science Olympiad Tournament

More than 5,000 middle- and high-school students, educators and parents from across the nation will attend the Science Olympiad National Tournament at UNL through May 16. Opening events today (Friday, May 15) include a STEM Expo and an Executive Egg Drop.



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Sue Swearer and Students

15 May 2015    By Leslie Reed | University Communications

Swearer bullying research featured in 'American Psychologist'

A leading researcher says remedies for school bullying remain elusive, although four decades of study have yielded many more clues to its devastation.



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Sue Swearer and Students

15 May 2015    By Leslie Reed | University Communications

Swearer bullying research featured in 'American Psychologist'

A leading researcher says remedies for school bullying remain elusive, although four decades of study have yielded many more clues to its devastation.



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various snapshots of cehs students, faculty, staff and events

08 May 2015    

CEHS Year in Review - Snapshots in Time

"A good snapshot keeps a moment from running away."  
- Eudora Welty

It's impossible to capture an entire school year in a two-minute video, but we can take snapshots in time. We hope that you will enjoy looking back on some CEHS activities from the 2014-15 school year, and perhaps it will keep these moments from running away.

Thanks for a great year. Don't forget to celebrate your successes!

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Urubamba (detail view), 2006. Photo courtesy of the artist.

08 May 2015    

Jan Myers-Newbury: A Touch of Kismet - Quilts, Color, Pattern, Chance exhibition talk

Jan Myers-Newbury will speak about her work on Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. in Room 11 of the Human Sciences Building on East campus.  The talk is free and the public is invited.  A reception will follow in the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery.
"You would think that, as many times as I have unwrapped a pole after dyeing, I would become ho-hum about the results.  But it never fails:  I can't wait to see how each piece turns out.  I guess that's because I've realized I only have a certain amount of control and the rest is kismet."


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Urubamba (detail view), 2006. Photo courtesy of the artist.

08 May 2015    

Jan Myers-Newbury: A Touch of Kismet - Quilts, Color, Pattern, Chance exhibition talk

Jan Myers-Newbury will speak about her work on Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. in Room 11 of the Human Sciences Building on East campus.  The talk is free and the public is invited.  A reception will follow in the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery.
"You would think that, as many times as I have unwrapped a pole after dyeing, I would become ho-hum about the results.  But it never fails:  I can't wait to see how each piece turns out.  I guess that's because I've realized I only have a certain amount of control and the rest is kismet."


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01 May 2015    

Jha presents for National Tourism Week

In honor of National Tourism Week, May 2-10, 2015, the Grand Island Convention and Visitors Bureau sponsored a presentation by Dipra Jha, assistant professor of practice in the Department of Nutrition and Health Sciences. Jha teaches hospitality, restaurant, and tourism management and speaks frequently at conferences and conducts training programs for a variety of organizations.



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01 May 2015    

Jha presents for National Tourism Week

In honor of National Tourism Week, May 2-10, 2015, the Grand Island Convention and Visitors Bureau sponsored a presentation by Dipra Jha, assistant professor of practice in the Department of Nutrition and Health Sciences. Jha teaches hospitality, restaurant, and tourism management and speaks frequently at conferences and conducts training programs for a variety of organizations.



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