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UNK May commencement combined with July exercises
The University of Nebraska at Kearney announced today that a combined commencement for both spring and summer 2020 graduates will occur at UNK Health and Sports Center on July 31.
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New online training program prepares UNK students to substitute teach
The concentrated course serves as an introduction to substitute teaching, focusing on areas such as classroom activities and management techniques, student-teacher interactions, discipline, lesson planning and standards of practice.
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Message from the Chancellor: UNK must rally, support one another in challenging time
The Emergency Operations Team continues to meet and share information and communication, and has been working around the clock to support efforts to keep you all protected.
George Carlin’s advice, sense of humor influenced Bill Wozniak’s career
The psychology professor, retiring after 42 years at UNK, says: “Don’t sweat the petty things, don’t pet the sweaty things.”
Emergency administrative leave extended to 160 hours for UNK, NU employees
University of Nebraska employees may take up to 160 hours of administrative paid leave in the event of self-quarantine, quarantine or care of an immediate family member, childcare resulting from school closures, or other scenarios related to COVID-19.
Students, others should limit contact on return to Kearney
UNK students, faculty and staff who left Nebraska for spring break or other recent trips should limit public interactions, practice strict social distancing, self-monitor for symptoms and self-quarantine for 14 days.
UNK professor turns kitchen into virtual science lab for kids stuck at home
Letty Reichart is livestreaming family-friendly science experiments on the K-Town Shakedown Facebook page to keep kids entertained and engaged while they’re away from school during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
UNK wrestlers become delivery drivers to support community, Hot Meals USA
“The community does a lot to support us and I think it’s important for us to give back to them in any we can, especially right now when times are hard,” UNK wrestler Anthony Mancini said.
Emergency fund available to support UNK students, employees impacted by COVID-19
University of Nebraska students, faculty and staff are reminded that an emergency fund established in 2019 at the University of Nebraska Foundation is currently available to provide support to members of the NU community who face sudden financial hardship related to COVID-19.
