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14 Dec 2012    

Graduate students led by Bill Lopez are taking modern technology to the grave

Graduate students led by Bill Lopez are taking modern technology to the grave.

After guiding classes on tours through Lincoln’s Wyuka Cemetery for more than 15 years, Lopez and students in the Master’s of Elementary Teaching program have researched the history of select graves and made that information available electronically. The information is accessed online through Electronic Quick Response Codes posted at Wyuka and a smartphone.



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14 Dec 2012    

The Scarlet interviews Marjorie Kostelnik, dean of CEHS

The Scarlet interviews Marjorie Kostelnik, dean of CEHS

Next year is our 10th birthday as a college. In that time, we’ve tripled our grant activity and almost doubled in size. We are also giving our students a more holistic experience.

Read the rest of the story in The Scarlet.

 



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07 Dec 2012    

Qiaozhu Su, NHS, presents next NGN Seminar Talk

Qiaozhu Su’s talk entitled, “Cellular stress signaling in hepatic very low density lipoprotein metabolism and insulin resistance,” will be given at noon on Wednesday, December 12, in the Columbine/Goldenrod room in the Nebraska East Union. A brown bag lunch with beverages and dessert will be provided. The talk is sponsored by the Nebraska Gateway to Nutrigenomics. 
 



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06 Dec 2012    

Trout receives Early Career Research Award

Alex Trout (SECD) has received the Early Career Research Award given by the Council for Exceptional Children, Division for Research. The CEC Division for Research recognizes the critical role of research to both current practice in and the future of the field of Special Education.



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06 Dec 2012    

CEHS Staff Council invites you to a holiday luncheon in support of the Food Bank of Lincoln

CEHS Staff Council invites you to a holiday luncheon in support of the Food Bank of Lincoln. Alynn Sampson, program coordinator of the Food Bank, will be our guest speaker, providing information about the programs and work the Bank does.



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03 Dec 2012    

Parallel Circuits, an exhibition at the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery

Parallel Circuits, an exhibition running from December 10 to January 18, 2013, at the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery, evolved from the Department of Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design Graduate Seminar course Design Perspectives and Issues. With anemphasis on the evolution of Do It Yourself culture and advancements in technology, students explored the DIY culture examining historical and contemporary texts, including how to instructional magazines, online video tutorials, and personal experimentation.



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30 Nov 2012    

CEHS helps UNL retain "top-producing" status for Fulbrights

In 2012, CEHS produced four Fulbright scholars, helping highlight UNL as a top-producer of Fulbright scholars. You can read more about each CEHS student: Mallory Slama, Stephanie Herzog, Brian Renfro, and Loni O'Grady.



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27 Nov 2012    

Molfese and Rudasill share toddler study with local media

"The University of Nebraska launches new research trying to find out why some toddlers simply won't doze off.

Tori Molfese , UNL chancellor of child youth studies, said toddlers should be getting about 12 hours of sleep, but said some parents just can't figure out how to get that done.
“It’s one of the natural things parents have questions about,” Molfese said.



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27 Nov 2012    

CEHS students earn five Phi Upsilon Omicron

The College of Education and Human Sciences received 5 out of a total of 45 national scholarships from the Phi Upsilon Omicron National Office (a national honor society in family and consumer sciences). This is the largest number of awards going to a single institution.  CEHS ranked first in the country in garnering scholarships for our undergraduate students.

 



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26 Nov 2012    

TMFD students present designs in Honolulu competition

Two TMFD students, Yang Yu and Abby Dames, represented the department on Nov. 16 at the ITAA Juried Design Competition in Honolulu.

Their designs looked exciting and richly crafted as theythe models moved along the runway.

The award for top graduate student design went to Yang Yu for her “Mod” suit, created in Line development.



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