An interview with Dr. Beth Lewis, Professor of Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education Post-pandemic, there has been no end of concern about the issue of teacher shortages. At the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year, the Nebraska Department of Education… Read moreScience Education for All Nebraskans: Brought to You by Tenure

An interview with Dr. Andrea Cupp, Irvin T. and Wanda R. Omtvedt Professor of Animal Science at UNL. Nebraska is a rural, agricultural state; 90% of the incorporated communities in the state have fewer than 3,000 people. Nebraska has the… Read moreSolving Fertility Challenges in Cattle and Women: Brought to You by Tenure

An interview with Professor Janet Near, Associate Dean of faculty and Research, Howard L. Hawks Chair in Business Ethics and Leadership, and Professor of Management in the College of Business at UNL Enron. Big tobacco. FTX. Bernie Madoff. Throughout recent… Read moreHelping Companies Avoid and Address Wrongdoing: Brought to You by Tenure

An interview with Professor Dana Fritz, Hixson-Lied Professor of Art (Photography) in the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts. This post is part of our series, Brought to You by Tenure. One thing that is often lost in the… Read moreInvesting in the Beauty of Nebraska: Brought to You by Tenure

An interview with Barney McCoy, UNL Broadcast Journalism professor. This post is part of our series, Brought to You by Tenure. In previous posts, we highlighted important contributions faculty members in chemistry and civil and environmental engineering are making in… Read moreTelling Nebraska’s War Hero Stories: Brought to You by Tenure

An interview with Dr. Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, Donald R. Voelte, Jr. and Nancy A. Keegan Chair of Engineering, Professor, and Department Chair in Civil and Environmental Engineering. This interview is part of our series on the importance of tenure. Dr. Shannon… Read moreDoing What Needs to be Done to Protect Nebraskans from Dangerous Chemicals: Brought to You by Tenure

An interview with Rebecca Lai, Professor in the UNL Chemistry Department This post is part of our series, Brought to You by Tenure. Dr. Rebecca Lai is a tenured Professor of Chemistry at UNL and a Fellow with the National… Read moreTaking Risks and Saving Soldier and Civilian Lives: Brought to You by Tenure