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Subject Line: Nebraska Grads Get Jobs

 

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Earning your degree in the College of Education and Human Sciences is more than a diploma; it makes you flexible, adaptable and always ready to learn—a solid foundation for any career.

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Your classes, relationships and hands-on activities—together with 1-to-1 faculty guidance—can open doors for incredible internships and full-time positions after graduation.

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You'll develop these in-demand skills to prepare you for what’s next:

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  • Effective Communication - Clearly communicate both verbally and non-verbally.

  • Adaptability - Be open to change in this fast-paced field.

  • Collaboration - Work with a team of people to achieve a common goal.

  • Creativity - Think differently and promote new perspectives.

  • Integrity - Learn the function of ethical behavior in decision-making.

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The College of Education and Human Sciences has dedicated Career Coaches that provide services such as resume building, interview preparation, career assessment, internship assistance and various career development workshops.

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RED BUTTON: Learn More About the College of Education and Human Sciences

 

Because of our strong academic experiences, partnerships with organizations and career services support, our students have gone on to complete internships like these: 

  • NFL Athletic Training Summer Camp Internship, Green Bay Packers

  • Student Teaching Experience, Lincoln Public Schools

  • Dental Assistant Internship, Pine Ridge Dental

  • Husker Power Strength and Conditioning Internship, Nebraska Athletics

  • Events Internship, Make-a-Wish America

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Students have also gone on to secure these impressive first jobs after graduation:

  • Athletic Trainer, Bryan/Lincoln Orthopedic Sports Medicine Outreach Programs

  • Operations Manager, Omaha Country Club

  • 3rd Grade Teacher, Arnold Elementary School

  • Physical Therapist, Complete Physical Therapy

  • Middle School Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, Bluffs Middle School

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Interested in a different field of study?
We want to send you the most relevant information to help you build your future. If you're interested in a different major or area of study, please click the link below to update your profile and share your preferences with us.

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RED BUTTON: Update Your Preferences

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If you have questions, I'd love to talk with you 1-to-1. Contact me at (email) or (phone number).

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Subject Line: Level Up With the School of Computing

 

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Congratulations on being admitted to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln! We’re excited for you to join us this upcoming year. We’re also excited to share a special announcement: Nebraska’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering is now officially the School of Computing.

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This isn’t just a name change. As a School, we’ll be leveling up in every way. We are investing more funds into our faculty, expanding our research endeavors, strengthening our relationship with industry and most importantly, creating new opportunities for students like you.

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As a student in the School of Computing, you will:

  • Learn from elite faculty. Whether you’re interested in developing drones or designing software, you’ll be learning from the best. Our growing team of faculty includes world-renowned experts actively engaged in cutting-edge research in a variety of niche computing fields.

  • Study at one of the best schools in the nation. Our programs consistently rank among the best not only in the Big Ten, but in the nation. In fact, our software engineering major was recently named #1 in the country by Intelligent.com.

  • Explore beyond your major. Additional minors, undergraduate research programs and interdisciplinary activities will allow you to combine your computing skills with your other interests. You’ll pave a unique educational and career path that aligns perfectly with your professional and personal goals.

  • Prepare for your future. Our Senior Design and Internship for Credit courses ensure that our students gain real-world experience before graduation and transition seamlessly from college to career. Regular networking events will also help you make connections with potential employers, many of which are located just a few blocks from campus in the city’s thriving tech sector.

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In today's technology-driven world, computing is integrated into every aspect of work and life. Earning a degree in computing means your career opportunities will be endless—earning it from the School of Computing means your educational opportunities will be, too.

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There’s never been a better time to study computing, and no better place than at Nebraska.

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RED BUTTON: Learn More About the School of Computing

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If you have questions, please contact our recruitment coordinator, Brittney Palmer, at (email) or (phone number).

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Subject Line: Stretch Your Strengths at Nebraska Business

 

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With 25 business student organizations at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, you’re bound to find at least one that stretches your strengths and offers opportunities to lead.

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During her first semester at the College of Business, Madeleine Jacobitz of Omaha, Nebraska combined her passions for finance and economics through her involvement in the Big Red Investment Club.

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“The club enabled me to start gaining investment experience from day one. I learned about financial modeling and equity and debt markets before even taking my entry-level finance classes.”

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As a member of a student organization that actively manages a $300,000 investment fund, Madeleine analyzed real-time stock data using the college’s Bloomberg terminals. Her involvement led to several networking and leadership opportunities. 

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“By the spring semester of my first year, I was elected to the club’s executive team. And, just a year later, I became president.”

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Now that Madeleine is serving in a leadership role, she feels even more connected to the finance industry. She has major plans for the Big Red Investment Club.

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“We’re looking to connect with finance students from other universities and host a regional stock pitch competition. We’ve been doing this within the club this past year, and we want to expand and share this experience with other students in the Midwest.”

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Whether you want to be a financial advisor like Madeleine, a chief marketing officer or an accountant, you’ll create the future you want at Nebraska Business. 

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RED BUTTON: Discover Ways to Achieve Success at Nebraska

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If you have any questions, please contact us at (email).

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Go Big Red!

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