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Helping Shape Global Engagement at UNO

Faculty and staff can help shape the future of UNO's global engagement opportunities, including Education Abroad experiences, by taking part in a brief survey about their experiences and ideas; complete by May 14.

  • published: 2021/02/04
  • contact: David Richards - UNO International Programs Review Committee
  • email: derichard@unomaha.edu
A photo of UNO students Lucas Kolb and Connor Smith, from behind, as they take part in a Japanese language lesson at Shizuoka University.

UNO students Lucas Kolb and Connor Smith take lessons at Shizuoka University in Shizuoka City, Japan, in 2019.

As UNO looks ahead to the future, the ability to provide global engagement experiences for our students, as well as for faculty and staff, is a top priority.

Whether you've led or participated in UNO Education Abroad programs in the past; are curious about how to get involved when they return; worked with international students; or are just interested in having access to information to support our students' interest in global education, our team wants to hear from you.

A brief survey has been developed to help guide the next phase of global engagement opportunities at UNO. If you are able, please take this 10-minute survey to help us prepare for a return to the great opportunities provided by experiencing new cultures and traveling to new locations.

Take the Survey


Please help our team with providing your responses - the survey process should take roughly 10 minutes of your time.

Questions? Reach out to David Richards, chair of the UNO International Programs Review Committee at derichards@unomaha.edu.

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