UNL Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Feeding the World and Fueling the Economy. Like Only Nebraska Can.
The Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at UNL strives to innovate new methods of producing food, fuel, feed and fiber for a rapidly growing world, in ways that are smart for the climate, promote the resilience of our natural resources and improve quality of life in Nebraska and around the globe.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
IANR is working to expand need- and merit-based scholarships as well as hands-on and experiential learning opportunities through greater scholarship support, expansion of the Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program and construction of a state-of-the-art equine sports complex, among other efforts.
Enhancing Faculty and Academic Excellence
Faculty members play the most critical role in the success of IANR’s three-part mission of teaching, research and extension. Funding for endowed chairs, professorships and recruitment will support top faculty and innovative research that advance agriculture and natural resources management in Nebraska and around the world.
Transformational Research and Innovation
IANR is a global leader in agricultural research related to beef production, climate, drought, water management, food for health and precision and digital ag management, to name a few. Updated and expanded facilities and support for innovation will allow UNL to continue to lead in this increasingly competitive space.
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Nebraska has deep roots in agriculture and boasts the third-largest ag economy in the United States. Since IANR was founded in 1973, its faculty, staff and students have worked relentlessly to push Nebraska’s ag industry forward. With strategic investments, we can help advance Nebraska ag to a new era of innovation and success.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“At IANR, we have the privilege and responsibility of putting our discoveries and brainpower to work on real-world challenges. We focus our efforts on what really matters, essentials like food, agriculture, natural resources, families and communities. Donor support allows us to do more of this important work and to do it better, significantly increasing our impact.”
– Michael Boehm, Ph.D.
Harlan Vice Chancellor of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, UNL
Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska System
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Student Success and Scholarship
In Nebraska, one in four jobs is related to agriculture and natural resources. To grow the workforce of the future, it is imperative that we recruit the best and brightest students from a wide array of backgrounds. Increasing support for both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as improving educational facilities and funding student opportunities like the Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program, will help us attract the future leaders of agriculture.
Klosterman Feedlot Innovation Center
Beef innovation has been central to the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources since its founding 50 years ago. The Klosterman Feedlot Innovation Center, currently under construction at the Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center near Mead, will be a state-of-the-art facility where producers and industry partners can test emerging technologies in a commercial-scale feedlot, students can get hands-on experience and world-class research can thrive.
UNL Plant Growth and Phenotype Facility
This new cutting-edge facility is part of a UNL-wide initiative to supercharge scientific discovery related to precision agriculture and ag tech, and to quickly move these discoveries into the hands of farmers, ranchers and agribusiness leaders.
Equine Sports Complex
In Nebraska, more than 180,000 horses are used for leisure, competition, therapy and agricultural work, and the demand for trained professionals is growing. The Equine Sports Complex will attract students from Nebraska and beyond who are interested in equine sports, expand experiential learning opportunities and connect youth from across the state to the UNL campus.
Nebraska Food for Health Center
Agriculture feeds the world, but can it do more? The Nebraska Food for Health Center is exploring how agriculture can improve human health and prevent diseases such as cancer, diabetes and colitis through a deeper understanding of the human microbiome.
UNK College of Business and Technology
UNK College of Business and Technology
Taking Care of Business. Like Only Nebraska Can.
The College of Business and Technology provides transformational, career-focused programs dedicated to extraordinary student experiences that, in turn, drive economic development in Nebraska. We provide an accessible, nurturing environment for a diverse student body.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
Workforce development is essential to Nebraska’s future. We are uniquely positioned to attract individuals from both metro and nonmetro areas. Not only do the majority of our graduates remain in Nebraska, but most also begin their careers in rural areas, making additional funding for student scholarships and support vital.
Enhancing Faculty, Academic and Clinical Excellence
One of the most important assets we have is our people. Endowed fellowships, professorships and chairs can play a significant role in attracting top talent as well as retaining and rewarding top performers. Among these positions is the need for an endowed professorship or chair to lead the new Center for Technical and Professional B2B Sales.
Transformational Research and Innovation
The college hopes to create a space to bring together the collaborative elements of its four external-facing centers — the Career Center, Nebraska Business Development Center, Nebraska Safety Center and Center for Economic Education — to positively impact students, faculty research and economic development. These efforts will include a student-managed, faculty/practitioner-guided venture fund to fuel new business innovation.
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The college strives to lead the economy of the future and improve the human condition. To reach our ambitious goals, we must focus on increasing scholarship resources, building faculty support and creating educational environments that meet the needs of today’s students. Only with donor support can we make the college a driving force for economic growth.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“I believe that UNK and the College of Business and Technology, in particular, play a critical role for the state of Nebraska. With a laser focus on providing student-centered, experiential learning opportunities, we prepare our students for a seamless transition into their first jobs, while also providing the foundations they will use as lifelong learners through their careers.”
– Tim Jares, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Business and Technology
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Scholarships and Student Support
The college has proven it is effective in developing and placing its students. By focusing on student scholarships and support programs that include well-rounded experiences, we are investing in the future of Nebraska, particularly the rural areas of our state most in need of bright, enthusiastic minds.
Endowed Chairs and Professorships
High-quality programs are not possible without high-quality, student-focused faculty. Our teacher-scholars are often internationally respected, yet our faculty are distinguished by their passion for teaching. Attracting and retaining this talent is critical to our shared future.
Enhanced Learning and Engagement Spaces
Today’s facilities share characteristics with those of the past in that they must promote community inside and outside the classroom. However, the facilities of the future differ dramatically in terms of technology and in how they provide accessibility to diverse students near and far. The rapid pace of change means our facilities must change as well.
Rural Nebraska Hub for Entrepreneurship and Technical Sales
Creation of the Center for Technical and Professional B2B Sales will further support entrepreneurship and economic development in the state. Support for this center will allow students to gain essential experience with industry partners, travel to regional and national sales competitions and have access to state-of-the-art technology. Scholarships in this area will help the college attract and retain top students.
UNL Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA–LINCOLN JEFFREY S. RAIKES SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT
Growing Technology Leaders. Like Only Nebraska Can.
The Raikes School’s mission is to prepare talented students from Nebraska and across the United States to be tomorrow’s technology leaders and innovators. Students gain expertise in computer science and business through an interdisciplinary approach and hands-on learning. One hundred percent of students have a job or are accepted into graduate school prior to graduation.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
Nebraska’s business community needs the Raikes School to produce more top-flight graduates. The school currently admits approximately 40 students each year and seeks to grow to 60 students a year. A larger student body will help address a fundamental workforce issue in Nebraska: a need for more technology entrepreneurs and leaders.
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The Raikes School prepares next-generation problem-solvers. With donor support, the school can become the top undergraduate program of its type in the country and expand its capacity to produce graduates who become Nebraska’s future technology leaders and entrepreneurs.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“In the Raikes School, we believe in learning by doing and that changing the world in the 21st century starts with understanding the intersection of business and computer science. We are giving the leaders of tomorrow the education they need to leverage opportunities, solve challenging problems and bring to market innovative products and services.”
– Stephen C. Cooper, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Student Scholarships
Private support is sought to provide room and board scholarships to recruit highly sought-after students. Admitted students typically are from the top 2% of their high school graduating class.
UNL College of Architecture
University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Architecture
Designing the Future. Like Only Nebraska Can.
United by an unwavering belief in the transformational power of design and planning to effect positive change, the college develops innovative, collaborative leaders in architecture, design and planning. Through the research of our faculty, the success of our graduates and our many partnerships within the community, we strive to create a resilient, healthy and beautiful world.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
The college seeks donor support for students in five areas: scholarships and fellowships (tuition, travel and laptop funds), technology to equip the classrooms of the future, programming to improve student physical and mental well-being, study abroad and internships/externships.
Enhancing Faculty and Academic Excellence
The hallmark of our college is the caring, attentive investment of our faculty and staff in each and every student. Opportunities to support faculty include endowed chairs and professors, enhanced recruitment and startup resources and programmatic funds for faculty who wish to improve their teaching, research, creative activity and student engagement.
Transformational Research and Innovation
Through supporting research, donors can help the college recruit and retain exceptional faculty whose research will solve pressing problems and transform the career pathways for students.
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Together, we will increase accessibility to design and planning careers while reducing student debt and preparing our graduates for challenging, rewarding careers. We will hire outstanding professors equipped with the tools needed to excel in teaching, research and community service. Together, we can design a college that shapes a better future.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“With your gifts and collaboration, we strive forward together, leveraging the transformative power of planning and design to make a beneficial impact in the lives of our students, our local communities, the citizens of Nebraska, and beyond.”
– Kevin G. Van Den Wymelenberg, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Architecture
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Scholarships and Fellowships
Financial support opens the world of architecture, design and planning to generations of students for whom the cost of higher education would otherwise be out of reach. Such support also reduces debt and thereby increases opportunities for entrepreneurship and innovation.
Endowed Chairs and Professorships
The college seeks to create additional endowed chairs and professorships to recruit and hire faculty for short periods of time (1-3 years). These in-residence faculty bring new practices and fresh perspectives to the college while enhancing the college’s reputation and broadening students’ professional networks.
Faculty Research and Programmatic Support
Faculty are exploring new forms of sustainable and resilient building construction and planning/design for healthy buildings and cities, communities and the planet. The college seeks to provide seed research grants and cutting-edge technology to support faculty in their pursuit of new knowledge and creative impact.
Technology for the Classrooms of the Future
While Architecture Hall is currently undergoing renovation to upgrade the infrastructure for teaching and learning, donors have the chance to create an even greater impact by providing funds to enhance all spaces with the technology and tools necessary to provide a leading-edge education.
UNK College of Education
UNK College of Education
Inspiring Tomorrow’s Educators. Like Only Nebraska Can.
The College of Education’s reputation as a premier institution in Nebraska for future teachers is truer today than ever before. Since our founding in 1905, the college has been distinguished by a student-centered, inclusive culture with a faculty dedicated to student success. The education we deliver helps address key workforce needs in Nebraska and further strengthens our communities.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
The driving focus of the College of Education is student success. Donors can play a key role in making education accessible to students from a wide variety of backgrounds and in helping to ensure this education is an enriching, supportive experience that prepares students for the opportunities and challenges ahead.
Enhancing Faculty and Academic Excellence
Attracting the best faculty is essential for the college to reach its ambitious goals. Endowed chairs and professorships enable the college to recruit and retain top quality experts. The college also strives to increase enrollment in its graduate programs to help address the shortage of educators in Nebraska, creating the need for additional faculty.
Transformational Research and Innovation
Donor support of key research programs can help the college to better understand and address the needs of rural Nebraska. Current research includes the study of differences in the health care needs of rural Nebraska and the use of telepractice in providing counseling to children and adults in rural areas.
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Nebraska colleges are not graduating enough teachers to fill the growing need for educators in the state. By investing in students, faculty and research, donors can help the college grow and provide more opportunities for those who will serve Nebraska through their critical work in the fields of education and mental health.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“We appreciate donor support immensely because it allows us to do the best possible job of preparing the students who will play crucial roles in communities all across Nebraska, now and for generations to come.”
– Mark Reid, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Education
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Student Access and Success
Donors can play a key role in making education accessible to students from a variety of backgrounds through the creation and support of undergraduate student scholarships. They also can help ensure that students are successful through their support of enriching experiences that prepare students for the opportunities and challenges ahead.
Faculty and Academic Excellence
Endowed chairs and professorships are critical to attracting the highest-quality faculty. They are needed in every program, including the Department of Communication Disorders, which seeks to create an endowed chair to lead the college’s online master’s degree program. The shortage of speech-language pathologists in rural Nebraska and nationally is real, and this position will help attract more students to the program.
Internships, Externships and Service Learning
The college is proud of its long-standing history of outstanding field placements and intern experiences with high-quality supervision. Donor support is needed to further enrich and support this coursework and to develop students’ potential.
Next Generation of Nebraska School Leaders
The NexGen Leadership Academy was created to develop and support current and future leaders in Nebraska’s educational system. This innovative program supports current and future leaders in Nebraska’s educational system to enhance leadership capacity in schools at all levels.
International Collaborative Research Initiative
The International Collaborative Research Initiative with Vytautas Magnus University in Lithuania continues to provide international interactions for graduate students and faculty in school psychology and counseling. This forum helps broaden the perspective of future mental health professionals who are in great demand.
UNL College of Business
University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business
Building Business Leaders. Like Only Nebraska Can.
The goal of the College of Business is to be recognized as a leading impact player that drives discovery, creates opportunity and empowers individuals to lead the future of business.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
The College of Business strives to ensure access to college for students from all backgrounds. Key scholarship priorities for the college include need-based and merit-based scholarships available to freshmen and upperclassmen, as well as scholarships for the Nebraska Business Honors Academy and the Inclusive Business Leaders program.
Enhancing Faculty and Academic Excellence
Endowed chairs and professorships allow the college to recruit and retain world-class faculty — outstanding teachers doing cutting-edge research. To help keep the college competitive with our Big Ten peers in faculty recruitment and retention, a greater number of professorships and chairs are needed across the college.
Transformational Research and Innovation
Productive faculty who frequently publish in respected journals boost the reputation of the college and accelerate our momentum as we continue to move up in national rankings. Faculty research helps shape the future in both theory and practice, impacting entrepreneurship, government policy, business leadership and more.
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With your help, the College of Business will continue to be essential to a thriving Nebraska economy through our contributions to workforce development, research and business growth.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“The college is truly grateful for the donor support which has been transformational in helping us achieve our growth and success. Together, we will continue to positively impact lives and shape the future of business.”
– Kathy Farrell, Ph.D.
James Jr. and Susan Stuart Endowed Dean, College of Business
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Student Support
Making college accessible to more students by addressing unmet student financial needs, especially for incoming freshmen, is a significant priority for the college. Need-based and merit-based scholarships as well as graduate fellowships are key to recruiting and retaining top students and providing a well-trained and nimble workforce.
Center for Entrepreneurship
For the college to drive economic growth and innovation, the Center for Entrepreneurship needs significant investment to expand its impact through curriculum and support of new business formation.
Teaching and Learning Center
Students benefit from studying with trained tutors who help them succeed in core disciplines like accounting, finance, supply chain management and economics while the center’s seminars on innovative, effective teaching are valuable to faculty. This dual function focusing on the teaching mission makes support for the Teaching and Learning Center a strategic way to have significant, lasting impact at the college.
Faculty Support
Endowed chairs and professorships are critical incentives in recruiting and retaining top-quality faculty and in rewarding leadership and hard work at the college. Donors also can support research and professional development to ensure faculty have the resources to build their expertise and teaching skills for the benefit of our students, businesses and state.
Peer-to-peer Programming
The college provides unique peer-to-peer programs that prepare future business leaders through experiential learning. These programs include CliftonStrengths coaching, team engagement consulting, academic tutoring, career coaching and mentoring. Private support makes these programs possible and prepares our graduates to thrive in the workforce.
UNL College of Journalism and Mass Communications
University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Journalism and Mass Communications
Gaining Real-World Experience. Like Only Nebraska Can.
The College of Journalism and Mass Communications has a long tradition of success in challenging students to master fundamental skills of research, writing, editing, storytelling and media production. We provide hands-on opportunities to learn beyond the classroom to ensure our graduates are work-ready, versatile and prepared to nimbly adapt to the evolving media landscape.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
We live and breathe experiential learning. Our first priority is to support our students through scholarships and our experiential learning labs, including Jacht, Buoy, Heartland, Nebraska News Service, Unlimited Sports, 90.3 KRNU and Nebraska Nightly, as well as internships, global engagement and study abroad, honors and national student competitions.
Enhancing Faculty and Academic Excellence
The college seeks to recruit and retain industry and academic leaders who will carry on our legacy as an award-winning program while bringing new skills and new outlooks on our changing media environment.
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Private philanthropy is the catalyst that allows the college to build upon its strengths and achieve our vision of being a national leader in educating leaders in journalism and mass communications. Together, we will prepare curious and creative minds for challenging careers. Our students will succeed through hard work, collaborative problem-solving and the ethical pursuit of truth to uphold democracy.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“We prepare students to build careers that will grow and change with our industries by pairing foundational writing and research skills with cutting-edge technology and innovative media experience. Our alumni are ethically grounded and globally minded leaders, creators, strategists and storytellers who live and work around the corner and around the world. We are so grateful to our donors who help make possible our ‘do from day one’ experience.”
– Shari R. Veil, MBA, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Journalism and Mass Communications
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Student Experiences
We encourage students to “do from day one” through our extensive experiential learning programs. Through your support, we can help make sure every student can engage in hands-on experiences in and out of the classroom, creating a professional portfolio unique to their strengths, experiences and career aspirations.
Facilities and Technology
As we strive to build new programs and maximize existing ones, we need room to work and grow. Donors can also have a significant impact through gifts to ensure students have access to the latest technology.
Student Scholarships and Fellowships
Making college accessible to more students by addressing unmet student financial needs is a significant priority for the college. Merit-based and need-based scholarships as well as graduate fellowships are key to recruiting and retaining top students.
UNO Libraries
UNO Libraries
Bolstering Student Success. Like Only Nebraska Can.
UNO Libraries serve as intellectual commons with inspirational spaces for student- and faculty-centered experiences. They are the primary source of academic information for the university community through their collections, academic and reference services, innovative and modern technology, exhibit and event programming, and modern physical facilities.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
Maintaining and expanding the libraries as the primary sources of academic information are important to student success. Through collections, academic and reference services, innovative and modern technology, exhibit and event programming, and modern physical facilities, the libraries provide students with resources to graduate and to thrive in their chosen professions.
Enhancing Faculty and Academic Excellence
The merit of a university is best measured by the quality of its faculty. Recruiting and retaining high-quality staff is imperative to strengthening the libraries’ assets. Support for endowed faculty positions will enhance the libraries’ ability to provide dynamic services, exceptional personnel, unique and extensive collections, and accessible spaces and environments.
Transformational Research and Innovation
Open educational resources — free textbooks and other course materials — are a campus priority. UNO Libraries are looking to further engage Omaha through journal access, resource upgrades and improved digital engagement. This includes access to the USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, which has more than 55,000 primary source testimonies of survivors and witnesses to crimes against humanity, including the Holocaust.
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Private philanthropy will allow UNO Libraries to excel and position it to be one of the nation’s top academic libraries serving a metropolitan campus. Your gift will foster UNO’s ability to meet its mission of teaching, research and service to Nebraska.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“At the UNO Libraries, we take pride in fulfilling the UNO mission through our dynamic services, highly qualified and adaptive personnel, unique and extensive collections, and learning spaces and environments available to UNO students. Our highest priority is to foster a library culture of innovation, creativity, diversity and accessibility.”
– Dave Richards
Dean, UNO Libraries
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Student Support
Private funding for scholarships can help UNO recruit and retain the best and brightest minds. Additional support for open education resources can provide free textbooks and learning resources to an even greater number of students. Expanding and updating technology in classrooms and other learning spaces, especially the Criss Library Creative Production Lab, is vital for students.
Endowed Chairs and Professorships
With increased funding for endowed chairs and professorships, faculty recruitment and retention will elevate the excellence of the university. Faculty members play a critical role in the success of UNO’s students and overall research and engagement enterprises.
Equipment, Facility and Technology Upgrades
Enhancements, renovations and improvements to facilities as well as upgrades to technology and equipment are essential to maintaining the libraries’ position as a key recruiting showcase for UNO. Technology advancements will also allow the libraries to partner with prospective companies to archive their histories and audiovisual materials.
Faculty Support Programs and Academic Program Support
Professional development contributes to improving retention, building confidence, improving efficiency and reenergizing staff. Ever-changing technology, new modalities of instruction and new services require UNO Libraries’ staff to constantly renew their skills and education.
UNL College of Education and Human Sciences
UNL College of Education and Human Sciences
Building Connections through Education. Like Only Nebraska can.
The mission of the College of Education and Human Sciences is to enhance the lives of individuals, families, schools and communities and to strengthen the relationships among them. The college strives to ensure that every inhabitant of Nebraska and beyond will achieve their maximum potential, contribute to their community in meaningful and constructive ways and enjoy optimum health and well-being throughout their lives.
Relentless Focus on Student Access and Success
By focusing on student access through scholarships and student success through innovative programming and teaching, we can address the significant workforce challenges across the state.
Enhancing Faculty and Academic Excellence
One of the most important assets we have is our people. Endowed chairs and professorships will provide the college the leveraging power needed to recruit and retain the best and brightest faculty in areas such as development of thriving young children, access to comprehensive health and well-being and building strong communities.
Transformational Research and Innovation
Research in the college encompasses a range of areas, including teaching and teacher education, educational leadership, health and wellness and human development. Faculty also contribute to the fields of family science, textiles and apparel and the hospitality industries. This diversity of programming enables the college to impact the human condition throughout the lifespan, in areas that matter most.
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The education, research and community outreach at the College of Education and Human Sciences all focus on the fundamental building blocks of a flourishing society: the development of young children, ensuring access to comprehensive health and well-being resources and building strong schools and communities. Your support for this crucial work impacts the future.
A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
“With your help, the College of Education and Human Sciences can prepare more of the professionals that Nebraska urgently needs, hire outstanding professors and equip them with the tools they need to make meaningful and constructive contributions, and continue the innovation and discovery that leads to stronger individuals, families, schools and communities.”
– Sherri M. Jones, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Education and Human Sciences
Velma Warren Hodder Professor
TOP CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES
Teacher Scholars Academy
Thanks to the support of donors like you, this cohort-based program for outstanding students helps address Nebraska’s teacher workforce shortage through scholarships while providing exemplary teacher preparation.
Educational Leaders Academy
Private funding for this graduate-level program can help prepare school leaders and address burnout and high turnover among these professionals.
Clinical Scholars Academy
Philanthropic gifts will strengthen this cohort-based academy that supports students in health and wellness training and advances interprofessional education through scholarships and a cross-disciplinary learning community.
Combined Child Development Lab and Couple and Family Therapy Clinic
This new facility will allow for increased enrollment in early childhood education and mental health fields. It also will improve the child care and counseling services the college provides to the public.
Faculty Endowed Chairs and Professorships
Increased funding for endowed chairs and professorships will significantly enhance faculty recruitment and retention, elevating the excellence of the College of Education and Human Sciences. Faculty members play a critical role in students’ success and in the college’s research and outreach.
QUESTIONS?
It takes a lot to build a future, so let’s start the conversation now.
Todd Mattox, Senior Director of Development | 402-458-1238 | todd.mattox@nufoundation.org
