The establishment of a new endowed professorship will further strengthen STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education at the University of Nebraska at Omaha while honoring family members of a highly accomplished UNO graduate.
Tom and Janet Miller have more than a hundred children.
Masato, Renato, Luis Carlos, Salim, Kwon-ho…
Today the University of Nebraska at Omaha announced a $1 million gift from UNO alumnus and Omaha native John Morgan of Minneapolis, Minn., to create one of the campus’ highest ranking endowed faculty positions.
A little girl was crying.
A young preschool teacher was comforting her. But then a little boy raced across the room and jumped on the teacher’s back.
His sombrero is big.
His mustache is black. (Wax keeps it curled just right.)
His bandolier is loaded with corn, not bullets.
You’re 18. You have a credit card debt of $30,000. You’re making the minimum monthly payment. You’re actually one of the 18-year-olds in the most recent Maverick Investment Summer Camp at UNO.
There once was a girl growing up in northern Minnesota. (This wasn’t so long ago. She’s only 33.) She was one of those kids who’d hide in the corner during math class. She liked math. She’d always finish the homework early. She was good at it. But math class bored her because her teachers bored her. Most just lectured at her.
During a live CNN interview one student asked Warren Buffett about success.
In the United States, the word pitch often is associated with America’s favorite pastime, baseball.
But in many other countries, “pitch” refers to the surface where soccer – the world’s most popular sport – is played.
The center’s 5,000 square feet includes computer docks, study space and separate rooms where the athletes can meet with tutors.
The University of Nebraska Foundation (EIN: 47-0379839) is exempt from federal income tax under the provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
