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Celebrating Juneteenth

The Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Department of Black Studies are seeking volunteers for Omaha's annual Juneteenth celebration; float decorating on June 17, parade and Freedom Festival on June 18.

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UNO Students Join NSRI as Strategic Deterrence Interns

Three students across political science, mathematics, and economics will learn alongside members of United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) as they defend against threats to national security.

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CAS Faculty Recognized for Technological Innovations in Teaching

Cecilia Tocaimaza-Hatch, Ph.D. and Tara Toscano were recently awarded the Outstanding Innovation in Teaching with Technology Award at the 2022 Digital Learning Showcase.

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UNO on Spotify:

Pride Playlist

Enjoy this playlist made in collaboration with UNO's Queer and Trans Services Student Agency.

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UNO Bookstore Sale

Ready for the College World Series? Enjoy 20% off UNO headwear and apparel to wear to the games. Shop the sale in-store or online while supplies last; through June 17.

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Note: The UNO Bookstore will be closed for inventory June 20-24.

Graduate Studies Thesis and Dissertation Formatting Workshop

This free workshop is for graduate students who are working to complete and submit a thesis, Ed.S. field project, or dissertation; June 21.

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📅 HAPPENING THIS WEEK

Flag Lowering for Boyd Littrell

📅 June 14

"On the Inside" Group Show Speaker Event

📅 June 13

⏰ 1 P.M.
📍 On Zoom
✅ Registration Required

Safe Space Training Available

📅 June 17

⏰ 9 A.M.
📍 Zoom
✅ Registration Required

Deadline: Annual Reviews Due This Week

📅 Complete by June 17

Visit the Omaha Farmers Market

📅 June 19 (and Sundays through Oct. 16)

⏰ 9 A.M. to 1 P.M.
📍 Aksarben Village

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⚾ COMING SOON

UNO and the College World Series

The countdown is on until this year's College World Series! UNO has more than a few connections to the CWS. Stay tuned throughout the series for great stories and coverage.

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