News Archive

The MOVCENTR started a monthly newsletter in the fall of 2020. The newsletter features stories from the Junior Investigators, the Pilot Project Awardees, the Research Cores, and COBRE collaborators.

It's been a busy year for UNO Biomechanics. Read the highlights in the 2019-2020 annual newsletter.

Is the public education that Ruby Bridges fought to integrate a relic of the past? Connie Schaffer, Ed.D., uncovers the story in this piece from The Conversation.

From the completed expansion of the Biomechanics Research Building to one of the largest grants in UNO's history, learn more about the research and innovation from our Biomechanics team.

From working alongside public officials during news conferences to helping with communication exchange in the activities of daily life, the UNO Sign Language Interpreter program is preparing students to enter a critical career field.

Aspiring teachers join special cohort, learn history and effects of redlining in Omaha.

What does it take to lead during challenging times? Dean Nancy Edick visits with CEHHS campus leaders Dr. Elliott Ostler and Vanessa Chavez Jurado about leading through change.

For community health worker and graduate student in the School of Health and Kinesiology, Touki Phommakhanh, access is at the center of her work.

A required course for Counseling graduate students was recently revamped to emphasize advocacy, community support for marginalized communities.

UNO’s Center for Research in Human Movement Variability (MOVCENTR) is proud to announce the Pilot Project Awardees for the 2020-2021 academic year.

The College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences (CEHHS) is excited to share an update about the Educator Preparation Programs.

Alumna Rachel Catlett, a school counselor at Westridge Middle School in Grand Island and 2019 Nebraska School Counselor of the Year, shares her experience in the Counseling master's degree program.

The College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences is proud to present these recent and forthcoming book projects by our faculty experts

Meet the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences faculty who have been appointed to new leadership positions for Fall. 

Huespring, a project of the Midlands Sexual Health Research Collaborative, has released a Resource Guide to support the community in these challenging times.

The Teacher Scholars Academy is a select group of high-achieving teacher candidates who embody leadership qualities and commitment to their communities.

Undergraduate student Brooklyn Larimore, a nationally-recognized tobacco prevention advocate, explains why vaping and e-cigarette use is a major concern among healthy young adults.

Kabao Lor’s work in the community through six service learning experiences has helped her prepare for a future career in Speech-Language Pathology.

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