Successful graduate students often create a network of support both at the university and beyond. Seek out connections who can support and help you throughout your time at UNL.
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Tues., Sept. 8, 2020
You may find yourself taking several classes that are partially or entirely online this semester. This article will provide some tips to help you be successful.
There may be a lot of changes in your life at the moment. Being productive and thriving in through this change requires you to take your self-care seriously and seeking support and advice when you need it.
Before the beginning of a new semester or school year is a great time to reflect on what you've accomplished over the last few months and what you plan to do over the next several months.
Engaging in civil discussions in essential to effective collaboration and learning from others. Learn more about a program from Civil Engagement to help you or your students.
Self-care is critical in times like this. Finding opportunities for fun and self-care don't have to take a lot of time or money away from addressing your other needs.
First-generation students are the first in their family to pursue an advanced degree. The concerns for first-generation graduate students can be unique, so they often benefit from additional support from faculty and staff.
During this time, it is important to think about how take care of ourselves and those around us. The UNL Women's Coalition recently hosted a webinar on this topic and here is some of their best advice.
