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The CADRE Project recently received national recognition from the Council of the Great City Schools (CGCS).

The Midlands Sexual Health Research Collaborative (MSHRC) is excited to announce the official launch of Huespring, a leadership development program tailored to LGBTQ+ early career professionals.

Teacher Education alumna and early childhood educator Melany Spiehs is making a big impact on the 110-plus preschoolers at Spring Lake Elementary through projects she developed during her graduate program.

A recent research retreat event connected faculty from the Department of Biomechanics and the College of Information Science and Technology (IS&T) in hopes of creating more research collaborations.

On Saturday, Nov. 9, faculty from UNO and UNMC are bringing high schoolers from around the region to UNO's Biomechanics Research Building to participate in the Perry Outreach Program.

In one of the most innovative research facilities of its type in the U.S., Associate Professor Dr. Dusty Slivka, director of the Exercise Physiology Lab, is preparing students for research careers.

Career-focused Dual Enrollment Model strengthens student-to-teacher pipeline, addresses a lack of diversity in the field.

This spring, eleven College of Education graduates were recognized by area school districts with awards for exemplary teaching.

Faculty and administrators from UNO’s College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences selected for Networked Improvement Community to address shortages, lack of diversity.

UNO Biomechanics featured on the premier episode of NET Television’s new series about Nebraska innovators.

Through a unique fellowship program, UNMC's BHECN provides Department of Counseling graduate students with stipends, experience at specialized internship sites.

A new degree program in the College of Education is growing the field, providing high-quality skills to Omaha’s early childhood workforce.

Beyond the Flannel Board recognized with prestigious Teachers’ Choice Award from Learning Magazine.