UNO students, faculty, staff, and projects exemplify a commitment to community engagement. Their work represents the breadth of UNO’s involvement in various causes.
Creating partnerships where information and expertise are shared and applied for the common good. UNO's dedication to academic community engagement shines through the people of UNO and touches on all of the values that we have established. Our students, faculty, and staff work within the Omaha metropolitan area to create change through innovative and exceptional ways.
Check out some examples through the stories below.
Collaboration in Action
Meeting the Global Community
Our students are travelling the world learning, teaching, and sharing. Here are some of their stories.
Real-World Experiences and Learning
There's no better way to learn than by actually doing. These stories show UNO students in action.
- Unified Fitness has the Power to Bring People Together
- Nebraska Heartbeats and the Healing Power of Music
- Dr. Whitney Gent’s passion to serve others gives hope to those experiencing homelessness
- Coming Full Circle: A Service Learning Story
- SLA Welcomes New Campus Compact AmeriCorps VISTA, a Service Learning Highlight
- UNO Students Graduate as Community Engaged Scholars
- Unparalleled opportunity: UNO scholarship program equips students for success
- Dale Eesley’s Entrepreneurial Enthusiasm Drives Community Engagement
- Math and Service Learning Collide Through Research, Course Funded by NSF Grant
- TATP students showcase their research on re-entry of incarcerated individuals into society
Expertise with an Impact
UNO in the Community
- UNO Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center Events 2020 04 Senior Prom: a Service Learning Highlight Senior Prom: a Service Learning Highlight
- Mentoring Forward: a Service Learning Highlight
- Students Become Advocates
- Students across 3 faculty members’ courses participated to help the local organization, TAGG, increase philanthropy in the Omaha community
- Community partnerships drive UNO’s impact in Nebraska and beyond
- Service Learning Class Teams Up With Nonprofit to Promote Physical Activity