For Larry Bradley, scholarship support was the chance he needed. Now a successful professional, Bradley gives back to the Goodrich Scholarship Program that gave him his start.
UNO plays an essential role in helping Nebraska address its health care workforce shortages by providing foundational STEM classes and a path to health careers.
Thanks to the University of Nebraska at Omaha and those who support the School of Accounting, I have options now.”
Lou Anne Rinn is not simply giving back to students at her alma mater. She is reaching them in the most effective ways, considering obstacles and how she can help students get around them.
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 Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Memorial Foundation.
Sam Fried was 15 when he was captured and sent to Auschwitz.
Veterans find support at MaV USO
“I was taught at a young age that money would be important when it came to receiving a college education. But my parents didn’t exactly warn me how much money I would need to chase my dreams.”
You can’t be part of the program and not be changed – either as a participant or a supervisor.
Jeff Lehmkuhl’s workday can be dangerous.
The Air Force captain is executive officer of the 563rd Rescue Group at Davis-Monthan AFB in Arizona. He flies the HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter. He’s been deployed to both Afghanistan and Iraq, rescuing special-ops forces deep behind enemy lines.
Cleaning fish tanks.
Hours and hours of cleaning fish tanks.
That’s what UNO biology major Racine Rangel did when she first joined the school’s Aquatic Toxicology Lab.
Playing the trombone since fifth grade, jazz is his life.
When you make a gift to the University of Nebraska Foundation you can trust that it will be used in the way in which it was intended. That’s a promise we’ve kept with our donors since our organization was founded in 1936.
