UNO Graduate Studies Campus Resource Guide | 2020-21

ACCESS TO EXCEP TIONAL

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GRADUATE STUDENT CAMPUS RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021

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WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSIT Y OF NEBR A SK A AT OMAHA !

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Graduate Studies program has more than 110 years of experience educating professionals and helping individuals succeed in their careers.

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A graduate degree or certificate from UNO provides you with the highly sought-after knowledge and skills that will give you an edge in a competitive marketplace, command higher earnings throughout your career, and prepare you to be a leader in your community.

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4 VALUE 5 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 6 ONLINE SYSTEMS 8 FINANCIAL AID 10 PAYING STUDENT ACCOUNTS 12 ACHIEVEMENT 14 LIBR ARY SERVICES

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Our campus and city are full of tradition and new beginnings. This resource guide is a chance for you to learn about the opportunities and services available to you as a UNO graduate student. Please let us know if there are additional services or resources needed to enhance your experience.

Best wishes to you as you start your journey at UNO. You are a Maverick, and we welcome you to the UNO family.

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VALUE

Since 1908, UNO has been firmly anchored in the community with the intent to be within reach of anyone seeking higher education. UNO offers an academically rigorous experience to a diverse student body at the most affordable tuition rates in the region.

Whether you’re a full-time or part-time student, or taking a course for professional development, you have full access to a traditional university experience on a metropolitan campus with nationally recognized faculty and accredited curriculum.

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UNO OFFICE OF GRADUATE STUDIES The Office of Graduate Studies supports student success and is committed to helping you succeed during your time at UNO. We are here to help you with the resources you need, including: • Registration • Graduate Assistantships • Scholarships and Awards • Professional Development Workshops • Intercampus Registration • Residency • Quality of Work • Thesis/Dissertation Process • Graduation and Commencement

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR Fall 2020

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Spring 2021 January

August

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Fall semester begins – both day and evening classes

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Spring semester begins–both day and evening classes

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Last day before midnight to DROP a general session course via MavLINK and receive a 100 percent refund

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Last day before midnight to DROP a general session course via MavLINK and receive a 100 percent refund

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (student and staff holiday); university closed

September

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Last day before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W” and receive a 75 percent refund.

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Classes resume at 6 A.M.

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Labor Day (student and staff holiday); university closed

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Last day before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W” and receive a 75 percent refund

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Classes resume at 6 A.M.

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Last day before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W” and receive a 50 percent refund

Last day before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W” and receive a 50 percent refund

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Last day before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W” and receive a 25 percent refund

October

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Last day for filing applications for degrees to be conferred in December 2020

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Semester Break (student holiday); no classes; UNO offices open

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Classes resume at 6 A.M.

November

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Last date before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W”

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Student holiday. No classes; UNO offices open

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Thanksgiving vacation (student and staff holiday); university closed

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Classes resume at 6 A.M.

December

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Last day to submit Comprehensive Exam results, all Incomplete and In Progress grades from previous terms, and final copies of thesis, thesis-equivalent projects, Ed.S. field projects, and dissertations for students graduating in December

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Prep Week

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Last day of fall semester classes

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Finals Week

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December Commencement, Baxter Arena

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Holiday closedown (student & staff holiday); university closed.

University reopens on Monday, January 4, 2021 at 6 A.M.

February

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Last day before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W” and receive a 25 percent refund

March

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Last day for filing applications for degrees to be conferred in May 2021

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Spring Vacation. No classes; UNO offices open

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Classes resume at 6 A.M.

April

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Last day before midnight to withdraw via MavLINK from a general session course with a grade of “W”

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Last day to submit Comprehensive Exam results, all Incomplete and In Progress grades from previous terms, and final copies of thesis, thesis-equivalent projects, Ed.S. field projects, and dissertations for students graduating in May

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ONLINE SYSTEMS The best place to start navigating everything UNO has to offer is to explore my.unomaha.edu. Here you can find links to the most commonly used online systems and services offered to students, faculty, and staff.

NUID: Nebraska Unique Identification

GETTING STARTED

Eight-digit identification number. Example: 12345678 Your NUID remains the same across the University of Nebraska systems.

Your NUID and NetID are two separate and unique identifiers assigned to you during the application and admission processes. They allow you access to a variety of different accounts, online systems, and services and will be used throughout your entire enrollment at UNO.

Your NUID is assigned to you during the application process, and you should have received an email from TrueYou containing your eight-digit NUID.* * If you have taken classes at another University of Nebraska campus or through the Nebraska State College system, you may already have an NUID.

To access your eight-digit NUID and claim your identity, visit TrueYou Self-Service at

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NetID: UNO Specific Identification Username composed of a combination of your first and last name.

Example: John Smith = jsmith Your NetID is specific only to UNO. Your NetID was assigned to you when you were admitted to UNO. You should have received an email containing your NetID sent to the email address provided when you applied for admission To access your NetID and change your password, visit “Password Assistance� at

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CAMPUS WIFI

UNO MOBILE APP

Campuswide wifi is available to every student.

Use your UNO email address and password to log in to eduroam.

Download the UNOmaha app to your mobile device and receive Maverick news, building locations, shuttle racking, event information, and more.

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HANDSHAKE Browse and apply for local and national jobs, view upcoming career fairs, and schedule career advising appointments. Login using your NetID.

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MAVLINK

CANVAS

MavLINK is UNO’s student information system. It allows you access to many online services across campus related to your enrollment including courses, grades, tuition payments, holds, and more.

Sidebar Navigation • Homepage: view current classes, important messages, account balance, and how to contact your advisor • Enrollment: view current class schedule, navigate to class search, enroll, swap, drop, or add classes

Canvas is UNO’s learning management system. UNO’s online courses are also taught through this system. It delivers course content, including syllabi, class reading, and assignments. Canvas can be used to view class rosters and grades as well as announcements like class activities and cancellations, upcoming exams, and other important updates.

Use your NetID and password to access Canvas at

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• Academics: view previous courses and grades from UNO • Degree Works: view current progress toward your degree including all courses taken or in progress and courses still needed to complete your degree • Student Accounts: access your account balances, transaction history, set up direct deposit, and access your 1098T forms • Financial Aid: accept or decline financial aid offers and manage guest/parent access, scholarships, summer aid, loan information, and view your to-do list

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GMAV gMav is UNO’s student email system. Every student will receive an email account through gMav as well as access to the full suite of Google apps including Google Calendar, Google Drive, and Google Documents.

Use your NetID and password to access gMAV at

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• To-Do List: view items, including instructions and forms, needed to complete your file • Holds: view any holds on your account that might impact enrollment, receipt of transcripts, and refunds from Student Accounts

ITS HELP DESK

• Profile: manage your account information including your address, email address, phone number, and emergency contact

The ITS Help Desk offers assistance with account credentials, information security, software and hardware consultations, email and calendar support, network connectivity, data storage, and more.

Use your NUID and password to access MavLINK at

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FINANCIAL AID UNO’s premier graduate school education is offered at the most affordable tuition rates in the region and provides a multitude of funding sources for graduate students to help finance their education.

FEDERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the form the U.S. Department of Education requires to determine your financial aid eligibility. Students with financial need may be eligible for loans or work-study funding.

The form is available starting October 1.

Graduate Assistantships are intended to award students who have demonstrated high academic performance and potential at the graduate level. Graduate Assistants, or “GAs,” work 20 hours each week and carry a minimum of six graduate hours each semester. In addition to tuition remission, GAs receive a monthly stipend and are eligible for medical benefits.

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SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS, AND WAIVERS

ON-CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT

Graduate Scholarships Graduate Studies offers several scholarships for both residents and non-residents. To be eligible you must have completed nine or more graduate hours with a 3.75 GPA at the time of application.

UNO depends on student employees to augment its employment ranks and offers both federal work study and student worker opportunities.

Fellowships

For a current list of job postings, visit

UNO offers fellowships that are used to recruit outstanding prospects for UNO graduate programs.

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MILITARY & VETERANS BENEFITS

Gift assistance is available for graduate students and awarded on the basis of academic excellence and professional performance.

Each year, the Regents of the University of Nebraska make funds available in the form of the Regents Tuition Waiver (RTW) to recruit highly qualified students who are also Nebraska residents.

UNO offers benefits and federal assistance to service members, veterans, and their dependents and helps students maximize their tuition assistance and veteran benefits.

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LOANS

TUITION-REDUCTION PROGRAMS Metropolitan Advantage Program The Metropolitan Advantage Program (MAP) offers residents or high school graduates of 11 Iowa counties the opportunity to attend UNO graduate programs at significantly reduced tuition rates that are lower than or competitive with four-year institutions in Iowa. Counties include Cass, Crawford, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, Shelby, and Woodbury.

Eligible UNO graduate students who are Iowa residents will pay 150 percent of resident tuition.

The UNO reduced tuition is close to the rates charged by the University of Iowa, Iowa State, and the University of Northern Iowa.

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Midwest Student Exchange Program The Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) is a multi-state reciprocity program. Through the MSEP, public institutions agree to charge students no more than 150 percent of the in-state resident tuition rate for specific programs. Participating students will typically realize savings between $500 and $3,000 per semester.

Eligible participants must be a legal resident of Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, or Wisconsin and enrolling as a non-resident student at a participating MSEP campus.

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The National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) will show your loan history and current balance of every loan taken out during your educational career.

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PAYMENTS Develop good payment habits. Make on-time monthly payments on student loans, even interest only, instead of delaying payback while enrolled.

SAVE Make saving regular and automatic. Save a percentage or set amount of your income every month. It will become a habit and saving will be easier.

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STUDENT ACCOUNT UNO Cashiering and Student Accounts 402.554.2324 | unocsa@unomaha.edu | 109 EAB

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TUITION DUE DATES Tuition and fees for the fall, spring, and summer semesters are due in full on the due date. Bills are generated on the last business day of the month for unbilled or unpaid charges. Statements are generated via E-Bill and published on MavLINK. A billing notification is sent to your UNO email account when the bill is available online. Payments are due on the 23rd of the following month.

See schedule below for specific dates.

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Last business day of August

September 23

Spring

Last business day of January

February 23

Summer

Last business day of April

May 23

Benefits of E-Bills • No delay in receiving your bill • No possibility of bills being lost in the mail • No sensitive data going through the mail • Allows you to print additional copies anytime • Prior statements for the academic year will be available in an archived listing allowing you to reprint or view • Helps the university keep costs competitive and sustainable

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PAYMENTS Payments can be made in person, by mail, or online. UNO is unable to accept payments over the phone.

In Person • Cash, check, or money order • UNO Cashiering and Student Accounts Office 109 Eppley Administration Building | Dodge Campus

By Mail • Cash, check, or money order • Include NUID number and allow proper mailing time • Mail to: University of Nebraska at Omaha Eppley Administration Building, Suite 109 Omaha, NE 68182-0292 Online • Credit/debit card or electronic check (e-check) • Log into MavLINK and select “Make a Payment” • Payments made by credit/debit card will be assessed a nonrefundable service charge. The service charge is 2.75% on domestic credit/debit cards and 4.25% on international credit/ debit cards.

Other payment options include: • E-Check • Employer reimbursement deferred payment plan • Financial aid disbursement • Maverick Payment Plan • Western Union International Payments

Late Payment Fees Each unpaid billing is subject to late payment fees. A maximum of four late payment fees can be assessed during a single semester. If you have not received your billing statement within five working days of the billing date, please contact UNO Cashiering and Student Accounts.

Unpaid balances that remain outstanding will result in the placement of a hold on the account. This hold will prevent future registration and receipt of transcripts.

Late Payment Fee Amounts • Balances $999.99 and under: $25.00 • Balances $1,000 and over: $50.00

OTHER PAYMENT OPTIONS Maverick Payment Plan UNO partners with Nelnet Campus Commerce to offer a payment plan for currently enrolled students. Students will have an option to pay their tuition and fees in three easy installments. To participate, students must log into MavLINK and select “Maverick Payment Plan” on the homepage.

Employer Reimbursement If your employer has a tuition reimbursement program that allows you to take classes and pays your tuition and/or fees after grades are posted, you may qualify for our Employer Reimbursement Deferred Payment Plan. Application deadlines are as follows: • Fall 2020: September 15 • Spring 2021: February 15 • Summer 2021: May 15 A $50 non-refundable application charge and any fees not covered by your employer must be paid by credit card upon acceptance of the application. Your remaining balance will be charged to this credit card 45 days after the end of the semester unless you pay the balance by other means prior to this date. Late payment fees are assessed only in the event you do not pay your balance and we must charge your card.

You will be allowed to register for the next semester when enrollment begins even though your account has not yet been paid.

MANDATORY FEES AND OTHER CHARGES UNO has mandatory fees that go along with the cost of tuition.

Mandatory student fees are defined as amounts which are directly assessed to all enrolled graduate and undergraduate students, are required to be paid with tuition, and are generally dedicated to specific purposes. On-campus student fees and online student fees will vary.

Other Charges You may charge the following to your student account and be billed in the same manner as your tuition and fees: Late or nonpayment will result in student account holds.

• Up to $2,000/semester of books and supplies from the UNO Bookstore (apparel, food, and other bookstore items cannot be charged to your student account) • Online parking permits • Parking violations more than 30 days outstanding

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ACHIEVEMENT

Academic achievement is the foundation of your professional career. We offer graduate-specific resources, awards, and research opportunities to help you develop the essential skills needed to excel in your chosen profession.

GRADUATE STUDENT TRAVEL AWARDS Graduate students presenting at academic conferences are eligible to apply for travel awards. The maximum amount of an award is $500.

Applications are reviewed at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters by the dean of Graduate Studies. Funds are limited and applications are encouraged as soon as students are aware of their conference presentations. To apply, please contact Graduate Studies.

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GRADUATE STUDENT WORKSHOPS The Office of Graduate Studies collaborates each semester with various departments on campus to offer a variety of workshops focused on graduate students. Topics include citation tools, research techniques, presentation tips, and thesis and dissertation assistance.

Thesis and dissertation workshops cover everything from the process of beginning, including where to find important forms, steps to take, pitfalls to avoid, and explanation on the required formatting, to uploading your final work prior to graduation.

WRITING CENTER

OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY The Office of Research and Creative Activity (ORCA) supports faculty, staff, and students in their ongoing scholarly activities at UNO. ORCA provides leadership in the development of future research programs, creative collaborations, efforts in community engagement, and securing grants and partnerships that will advance knowledge, help realize economic and human potential, and serve the interests of society.

Graduate Research and Creative Activity (GRACA) A grant of up to $5,000 per student in support of faculty-mentored research or creative activity.

All GRACA recipients must present at the Student Research and Creative Activity Fair.

University Committee on Research and Creative Activity (UCRCA) Funds up to $500 per graduate student for project-related materials, supplies, and operating costs related to the conduct of student research and creative activity. URCA is interdisciplinary and members represent each of the college and various departments across campus.

The UNO Writing Center offers free one-onones for writers on any subject at any stage of the writing process. We will discuss your writing, provide feedback, and coach you through the stages of writing your paper— from brainstorming to the finishing touches.

Consultations last 30 or 60 minutes and can be done in-person or online.

UNO Writing Center staff consists of undergraduate consultants, graduate teaching assistants, post graduate consultants, retired faculty members, volunteers, and interns.

March 26, 2021 Graduate students have the opportunity to showcase their research and creative activity in the form of oral presentations, performances, exhibits, and posters. Participation is welcome from students in all disciplines and all majors.

The Office of Graduate Studies and the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) fund a limited number of graduate consultants on our staff. These consultants have more experience consulting with master’s and doctoral level writing projects and are identified by an * next to their names in the online schedule.

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Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library serves as the primary source of academic information for the university community and strives to create physical and virtual environments that foster the university’s goals for teaching, learning, and research.

ITEMS FOR LOAN • Books, journals, magazines, and newspapers • Laptop computers (Mac and PC) • Computer accessories including headphones, chargers, and external drives • Media equipment including iPads, Kindles, video cameras, digital cameras, and game consoles

Remote Access

COLLECTIONS

Off-campus web access to databases is available to UNO students, faculty, and staff with a valid ID. When attempting to connect from outside the campus network, users will be prompted to enter their last name and barcode number. The barcode number is the 8-digit NUID number on your MavCARD. Contact the Service Desk at 402.554.3607 for assistance.

• Book collection of over 700,000 print and 500,000 electronic • Journal, magazine, and newspaper subscriptions (print and electronic)

Reference

• Over 275 searchable databases

Reference assistance for all your research needs is available in the library at the Service Desk, by telephone, chat, text, and email via the “Ask-a-Librarian” link found at libanswers.unomaha.edu.

Subject librarians are available for specialized and individual research consultations.

• Media collection of DVD and compact discs

InterLibrary Loan and Document Delivery

• Nebraska State documents and United States federal government documents and publications

Interlibrary Loan (ILL) allows you to obtain items not owned by Criss Library, including books, articles, and microfilm. Authorized users may create an ILLiad account and submit requests via the Library Services webpage.

• UNO theses and dissertations

Document Delivery is when the ILL department scans chapters, journal articles, and other materials owned by the Criss Library and uploads them to your ILLiad account to be viewed as PDFs on your computer. Document Delivery is requested the same way as ILL.

• U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel Archives • Queer Omaha Archives • Arthur Paul Afghanistan Collection

Copy, Print, Scan, and Fax

• University Archives

Criss Library offers copying, printing, scanning, and faxing services for use with your MavCARD or guest print cards. Various fees are associated with each service. Find more information online.

• Special collections and rare books

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• More than 400 movies and television shows on DVD that can be enjoyed at the library or at home

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LIBRARY SPACES Graduate Study Carrels Fifty two-person study carrels are available to UNO graduate students to facilitate scholarly research using library resources. Each carrel has two overhead locking bin spaces, a data port, one chair, and one shared locking file drawer. Carrels are assigned on a per-semester basis, and eligible users may renew them for subsequent semesters.

Eligible Users Currently enrolled graduate students in good standing in their respective schools are eligible to apply for a study carrel. Students are prioritized in the following order: Ph.D. candidates, master’s students, and then Honors students. Graduate assistants who have office space available to them are not eligible for these carrels.

How to Apply Applications are available at the Main Service Desk or online.

Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. For full consideration, return the form before the beginning of the desired semester. Completed applications should be submitted to the Main Service Desk.

CREATIVE PRODUCTION LAB The UNO Creative Production Lab located within Criss Library is a place where patrons can receive one-on-one help to explore their creative interests and learn how to use cutting- edge hardware and software.

Services and Resources • 3D printing and scanning • Laser cutting • Large format printing and scanning • Video and audio services (green screen, equipment, editing software, and a sound booth) • Vinyl cutting • Virtual reality equipment

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KANEKO-UNO LIBRARY The unique partnership between KANEKO and UNO has resulted in a space unlike any other; the KANEKO-UNO Creativity Library is a space that provides resources and is focused on the stimulation and growth of creativity.

Study Rooms Individual Study – 14 Total Rooms (3 hours max time) All rooms have a desk, chair, whiteboard, and network connection.

Group Study/Meeting – 15 Total Rooms (3 hours max time) All rooms are equipped with whiteboards, solstice pods, and a multiuser wireless connectivity solution that syncs to your own devices.

Located in the Old Market, the KANEKO-UNO Library offers students access to resources and materials that are hard to find in their day-today environments, such as unique print resources, periodicals, and vinyl albums. Find more information about available resources online.

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Computer Work Stations UNO NetID computing workstations (Mac and PC) are available on both the first and second floors. Public computing workstations are available on the second floor.

Theatre The theatre is designed for viewing media for academic as well as leisure purposes. It can entertain up to 16 people and be reserved for up to three hours with a signed agreement.

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Omaha is home of the NCAA Division I Men’s College World Series

Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium ranked No. 2 best zoo in the country USA Today, 2019

MAHA Music Festival is Omaha’s annual twoday indie music event

Omaha Fashion Week is one of the largest fashion events in the Midwest

The Summer Arts Festival features hundreds of the nation’s finest visual artists and two stages of live music

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LIFESTYLE

UNO is in the heart of a vibrant city—an urban location full of things to do—right in your backyard. Whether you live on or off campus, our location provides ample opportunities to experience Omaha and get involved outside of the classroom.

HOUSING

GETTING AROUND

On-campus Housing Housing and Residence Life on-campus offers six different housing facilities: apartment-style, suite-style, and graduate-specific housing.

Living on campus offers a greater opportunity to get involved, have more interaction with faculty and staff, and help you feel like you are truly a part of the campus community.

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Off-campus Housing Living on-campus may not be the best option for all students. UNO partners with third-party companies to provide quality resources for students, faculty, and staff who are looking for housing options and amenities near campus.

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GETTING INVOLVED Our location offers students: • Annual festivals and events featuring music, food, arts, culture, and much more • Plenty of restaurants, shopping, coffee shops, concert venues, and other indoor and outdoor activities • Proximity to local and national athletic events as well as museums, performing arts centers, the zoo, biking/hiking trails, and other cultural experiences • Hands-on opportunities for internships, service learning, and applied research throughout the greater Omaha area

Sustainable commuting options for getting around campus and the community offer students unique and inexpensive transportation.

Campus Shuttles UNO shuttles connect Dodge and Scott Campuses, eliminating the need to purchase a parking permit or drive back and forth between campuses. Scott Campus is also within walking distance of Aksarben Village, an entertainment community full of shops, restaurants, bars, bike trails, and green spaces.

During fall/spring semesters, the shuttles operate as Express (Pointto-Point) Routes. In summer months, the shuttles operate on one circulating route that stops at multiple locations.

GPS tracking is available on the UNOmaha App and has live location data for every bus currently on route and provides estimated time of arrival for each stop.

MavRIDE MavRIDE offers free rides on the Metro bus system to current students, faculty, and staff. Your MavCARD is automatically activated with the bus pass and can be used any time on any route.

MavRIDE must only be used by the MavCARD holder.

B-Cycle B-Cycle is a unique bike-sharing program that allows those who pay the minimal fee to easily ride a B-Cycle bike from one station to another. UNO has five stations on Dodge and Scott Campuses.

Other Options • Carpool parking permits • Electric vehicle (EV) charging

• UNO Ride Match program • Emergency Ride Home

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SERVICES PARKING SERVICES A valid virtual permit is required to park on UNO campuses. UNO offers hourly, daily, semester, and annual permits for all individuals needing to park on campus. Pricing can be found online. Permits must be purchased online through MavPARK. Permits are billed in the same manner as tuition and fees. The purchase of a permit does not guarantee a place to park.

To purchase a permit, you will need your NetID and password, as well as the make, model, color, and license plate number of your vehicle(s).

If you do not have a plate number, contact Parking Services to enter the VIN. Once plates have been added they will need to be registered.

Parking Services will not read the VIN if the vehicle has plates.

You may have more than one vehicle linked to your permit online, but only one vehicle may be parked on campus at a time.

Parking Violations You have the option to appeal a violation. Any parking violation more than 30 days outstanding with Parking Services is placed on your student account, can no longer be waived or appealed, and must be paid in full.

Parking Services | 402.554.7275 | 1313 S 67th Street

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MAVCARD SERVICES The MavCARD is your official ID and debit card for UNO. Once you receive it, be sure to keep it with you. Your MavCard can be used to: • Access facilities and buildings on campus, campus recreation, and residence halls • Gain free admission to regular season home athletic events and other on-campus involvement opportunities • Check out items from Criss Library • Make purchases on and off campus at select vendors

Add Money to your MavCARD Money added to your MavCARD, called MavMONEY, can be used to make purchases across campus and at select off-campus businesses.

You can add money one of four ways: • Online at mavcard.unomaha.edu • In person at the MavCARD Services Office • MavMONEY machines located across campus • “GET Mobile” app for Android or Apple

GET Mobile App Allows you 24/7 access to your MavCARD information including depositing and tracking funds, reporting a lost or stolen card, a map of merchants, and much more.

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FOOD SERVICES There are a variety of great tasting and healthy food options on campus. You can use your MavCARD, cash, or debit/ credit card at each of these locations. Full menus and hours can be found online.

Milo Bail Student Center (MBSC) Food Court 2nd Floor, MBSC, Dodge Campus Offers a variety of freshly made options including burgers, pizza, pasta, stirfry, sushi, salad bar, and grab-n-go.

Durango’s Grill

THE UNO BOOKSTORE

2nd Floor, MBSC, Dodge Campus Features gourmet sandwiches, soups, salads, and weekly specials all made to-order and in-house.

Maverick Den

The UNO Bookstore is the official campus store and Maverick spirit headquarters. One hundred percent of the UNO Bookstore’s revenue is reinvested in students. It is the premier location to purchase or rent new and used textbooks. Supplies, technology, UNO apparel, gifts, and more are also available for purchase. Shop in-store or online. Free delivery to residence halls and in-store pickup is available. Bookstore staff are available to assist with returns or exchanges with receipt.

1st Floor, MBSC, Dodge Campus Features a convenience store, ice cream and coffee shop, Krispy Krunchy Chicken, and grab-n-go options.

UNO Bookstore | 402.554.2336 | First Floor MBSC

Scott Conference Center, Scott Campus Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner, including soups, salad bar, deli, grill, and daily desserts.

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CHILD CARE SERVICES The UNO Child Care Center (UNOCCC) provides high-quality, on-campus child care and early education services for families.

The UNOCCC offers both full-time and part-time care on a contracted basis for children 18 months through five years during the academic school year and 18 months to 12 years during the summer. To qualify for student/faculty/staff child care tuition rates as a student, you need to be enrolled for a one credit hour class at UNO.

Scott Dining Hall

Grab-n-Go Various Locations, Dodge/Scott Campuses • Library Café | Criss Library • MavRec Café | Health & Kinesiology Building (H&K) • Maverick Den | Milo Bail Student Center • Scott Café Express | Peter Kiewit Institute • Stedman’s Café | Mammel Hall • The Campus Grind | Maverick Landing

Located on Dodge Campus, the UNOCCC has an “open door” policy, which allows parents to drop by any time to visit. The center is open year-round, Monday through Friday, with the exception of university closings.

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WELLNESS

Staying healthy and being safe are important components to successful learning. We encourage you to balance your life by making beneficial choices and becoming more aware of your overall wholeness, happiness, and health.

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Physical Wellness: Recognizing the need for physical activity, healthy foods, and sleep Social Wellness: Developing a sense of connection, belonging, and a well-developed support system Emotional Wellness: Coping effectively with life and creating satisfying relationships Environmental Wellness: Occupying pleasant, stimulating environments that support well-being Spiritual Wellness: Expanding a sense of purpose and meaning in life

Eight Dimensions of Wellness UNO is dedicated to creating a culture and environment that encourages healthy practices, prevents illness, and creates awareness of health issues by focusing on eight dimensions of wellness.

Financial Wellness: Satisfaction with current and future financial situations

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Intellectual Wellness: Recognizing creative abilities and finding ways to expand knowledge and skills

CAMPUS RECREATION

SAFETY RESOURCES

Campus Recreation aims to enhance the UNO community’s quality of life through participation in fun, diverse recreational and leisure opportunities. Campus Recreation includes: • Aquatics • Climbing wall • Competitive sports • Strength and fitness • Injury and prevention care

• MavKids Youth Program • Outdoor Venture Center • Licensed Massage Therapists • Personal Training • Group Exercise

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NEBRASKA MEDICINE UNO HEALTH CENTER Nebraska Medicine UNO Health Center offers provider visits, injury care, and immunizations. Most provider visits are free for students; however, there is a minimal fee for lab work, x-rays, or supplies used in a procedure. Health insurance is also available for students enrolled in at least seven credit hours.

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Public Safety Public Safety provides service to the UNO campus community 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In addition to providing general campus safety, they patrol the buildings and grounds, enforce traffic and parking regulations and provide motorist assistance, provide after hours protocol, and maintain university lost and found.

Emergencies requiring police, fire, or medical aid can be reported to Public Safety any time by calling 402.554.2911.

Blue Light Emergency Phones Blue light emergency phones are located across campus. Use them to report emergencies or contact Public Safety.

U-Tip for Text Messaging Use U-Tip to report currently in-progress situations such as suspicious activities or individuals on campus via text. The message will be sent directly to Public Safety. Send a message to 50911 and include UNO911 followed by your message.

Text Message Emergency Alerts UNO has an emergency alert messaging system to provide timely warnings for critical situations that may affect the university community. The service is free and students are automatically enrolled but have the option to opt out.

COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides programs and services on campus that assist students in maximizing their potential while at UNO. Whether you need a support group, short-term counseling, or a recovery community, CAPS is committed to helping you. Counseling services are confidential and conducted by licensed mental health practitioners.

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Behavioral Review Team The Behavioral Review Team (BRT) serves as the coordinating hub of a network of existing resources and focuses on prevention and early intervention in campus situations involving students experiencing distress or engaging in harmful or disruptive behaviors.

Bias Assessment and Response Team The Bias Assessment and Response Team (BART) gathers information about non-emergency bias incidents and supports those who have become or witnessed someone become a target of an act of bias.

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SUPPORT

UNO works to create a more inclusive environment by providing a variety of programs and services that support students academically, socially, and physically to enhance time in and out of the classroom.

OFFICE OF MILITARY AND VETERAN SERVICES

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES CENTER The Accessibility Services Center (ASC) collaborates with students, administrators, faculty, and staff to ensure that reasonable and appropriate accommodations and equal access to university programming for our students with disabilities is provided.

Possible Accommodations • Extended exam time and less distracting space for exams • Alternative format textbooks and accessible technology • Volunteer note taker or instructor notes • Field placement accommodations • Height adjustable tables and facility requests • American Sign Language (ASL) sign language interpreter • Accessible shuttle access and housing accommodations Accessibility Services Center | 402.554.2872 | 104 H&K

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Resources and Services • Advising and processing of all state and federal benefits for military, veterans, and child or spouse dependents • Active duty and Guard/Reserve tuition assistance • Hardship and Completion scholarships • Veterans Assistance work study program • Full service computer lounge including free printing, scanning, faxing, and quiet study area with massage chair Office of Military and Veteran Services | 402.554.2349 | 117 MBSC

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MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS

The Gender and Sexuality Resource Center (GSRC) promotes equity, access, and inclusion for all genders and sexualities through education, resources, advocacy, and activism. It offers specific programs and services for women, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans spectrum, queer spectrum, intersex, asexual, non-straight, and gender non-conforming (LGBTQIA+) peoples, and survivors of interpersonal violence in the UNO community. UNO is recognized as the most LGBTQIA+ friendly institution in the state of Nebraska according to Best Colleges, 2018.

The Office of Multicultural Affairs (MCA) works to support the underrepresented students at UNO by developing and maintaining success programs designed to empower students to reach their educational and professional goals. Together with the community, they promote a shared understanding, knowledge, and appreciation for varied perspectives.

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The Office of Military and Veteran Services (OMVS) fosters and encourages UNO’s military community—on-campus, online, and overseas. It focuses on academic achievement, career attainment, financial health, and overall physical and mental wellness. This is a onestop office where military, veterans, and their family members can find services and programs at UNO tailored to their needs.

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Academic and Career Development Center (ACDC) Facilitates community and employer outreach, careerrelated workshops, fairs, and presentations across campus.

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Inclusive Space An “inclusive space� is a place where students can find safety and freedom to discuss ideas, questions, and concerns for themselves and with others.

Inclusive Facilities Gender-inclusive, lactation/ privacy, and family-friendly restrooms are provided on both Dodge and Scott campuses.

All are ADA accessible.

Got Your Six Campaign that brings awareness and an open dialogue in policies that benefit and support service members.

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Students receive free admission to athletic and university sponsored events

200+

Registered clubs and organizations

Student Government has created five separate student agencies whose missions are to promote, educate, and serve our campus

15+ Service days offered every year, providing students with opportunities to volunteer around the Omaha community

Cultural Enrichment Activities such as special guest lectures, theater and film events, art shows, and more are great involvement opportunities

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INVOLVEMENT

UNO has been a part of the Omaha community for 110 years, which means we’ve had over a century to create traditions and keep the Maverick Momentum rolling!

Go beyond the classroom and experience life alongside your fellow Mavericks.

DIVISION I ATHLETICS UNO’s student-athletes are successfully competing at the highest level in collegiate sports in Division I athletics. We hold membership in two athletic conferences: the National Collegiate Hockey Conference and the Summit League.

With the 7,500-seat Baxter Arena and a state-of-the-art soccer pitch (field), the profile of UNO Athletics is rising both in prominence and as a point of pride for UNO, as well as the Omaha community.

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Community engagement and service are fundamental components of UNO’s identity. This commitment to engagement is reflected in our academics, students, partnerships, and institutional framework.

The Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC), the first facility of its kind in the United States, opened in April 2014 to partner UNO resources with community needs. It is a unique space that serves to strengthen UNO’s existing outreach efforts and foster future opportunities for partnerships between UNO students, faculty, staff, and nonprofit or governmental organizations.

Service Learning The Service Learning Academy (SLA) combines academics and civic engagement to enhance student learning, advance community development, and foster engaged citizenship. Projects serve the community and create valuable learning experiences for students who apply their knowledge to real-life situations in the community.

MAVERICK PRODUCTIONS Maverick Productions (MavPro) is the official student programming board of UNO. This organization is comprised of approximately 30 dedicated students from all majors, backgrounds, and classifications.

MavPro strives to provide activities that are social, educational, entertaining, and recreational for all students. Concerts, comedians, free food, giveaways, interactive and late-night events are just some of what MavPro offers UNO students.

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RESOURCES GENERAL CONTACTS Accessibility Services Center..................................................................................................402.554.2872 Academic and Career Development Center.................................................................... 402.554.3672 Campus Recreation Guest Services.................................................................................... 402.554.2539 Cashiering/Student Accounts ...............................................................................................402.554.2324 Child Care Center.................................................................................................................... 402.554.3398 Computer Science Learning Center.................................................................................... 402.554.5941 Counseling and Psychological Services..............................................................................402.554.2409 Criss Library............................................................................................................................... 402.554.3206 Financial Support and Scholarships......................................................................................402.554.2327 Gender and Sexuality Resource Center.............................................................................. 402.554.2890 Health Services...........................................................................................................................402.554.2374 Housing and Residence Life (Dodge Campus).................................................................402.554.6605 Housing and Residence Life (Scott Campus).................................................................... 402.554.6541 Information Desk......................................................................................................................402.554.2800 International Programs........................................................................................................... 402.554.2293 Math-Science Learning Center.............................................................................................402.554.3643 MavCARD Services.................................................................................................................. 402.554.2220 Military and Veteran Services............................................................................................... 402.554.2349 Multicultural Affairs................................................................................................................. 402.554.2248 Office of Graduate Studies.................................................................................................... 402.554.2341 Office of Research and Creative Activity.......................................................................... 402.554.2286 Office of the University Registrar.........................................................................................402.554.2314 Parking Services.........................................................................................................................402.554.7275 Public Safety...............................................................................................................................402.554.2648 Speech Center............................................................................................................................ 402.554.3201 Student Conduct and Community Standards................................................................... 402.554.6601 Student Involvement..................................................................................................................402.554.2711 Title IX Coordinator..................................................................................................................402.554.3490 UNO Bookstore......................................................................................................................... 402.554.2336 UNO Help Desk (Technology Assistance)......................................................................... 402.554.4357 UNO Writing Center...............................................................................................................402.554.2946

Need help finding a contact?

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Mammel Hall (MH) Handicap Parking Scott Residence Hall (SRH) Scott Conference Center (SCC) Omaha ScottPark Village (SV) Scott Court (SC) 3 ScottKiosks Technology Center (STC) Pacific Street Garage (PSG) Parking Services (PS) Carpool Newman Center (NC) Maverick Landing/ Scott Crossing EV Charging Station EV

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EV

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TO 18

Motorcycle Parking Bicycle Racks Scooter Drop-off B-Cycle Station

TO SCOTT CAMPUS (0.75 MILES) 18 MIN WALK | 5 MIN BIKE

Scooter Drop-off B-Cycle Station

EV Charging Station

GENER AL CONTAC TS & C AMPUS MAPS

EV

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