Overview
Graduate Students
Graduate studies in Natural Resources and Geography programs span 17 different specializations.
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Bio-Atmospheric Interactions Graduate Specialization
The Bio-Atmospheric Interactions specialization was designed to provide students with a unique learning environment to promote understanding of the interactions between the atmosphere and the biosphere and to encourage cooperation among the community of scientists within the bio-atmospheric research area.
Welcome
to Hardin Hall
Hardin Hall includes 25 labs, using 12,000 square feet of space in the basement, and parts of first and second floors. The building also features several classrooms and a large auditorium that can seat up to 450 people.
Students
Aquatic Ecology Graduate Specialization
The Aquatic Ecology specialization is designed to provide a rigorous, focused graduate program that draws on faculty expertise in both aquatic sciences and ecology at UNL and the diversity of aquatic habitats in the Great Plains region.
Information
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Patty Swanson Office Associate - Student Support |
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102 Hardin Hall 3310 Holdrege Street Lincoln NE 68583-0921 |
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| Phone: 402-472-5355 | |
| Fax: 402-472-2946 | |
| E-mail: pswanson2@unl.edu | |
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Joyce Hurst Office Associate - Geography |
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102 Hardin Hall 3310 Holdrege Street Lincoln NE 68583-0921 |
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| Phone: 402-472-2865 | |
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| E-mail: jhurst3@unl.edu | |
What's happening with Graduate Students?
Hardin Hall Welcomes IGERT Graduate Assistants
Scholars converge to examine global water issues at UNL (Read more)
Student Life: Another Summer at the Barta Brothers Ranch
Driving big trucks, tearing around on ATVs, walking the Sand Hills in all weather conditions, and doing it all in the name of research -- it's just another summer at the Barta Brothers Ranch. (Read more)
Reptile Revelry to Celebrate New Nebraska Field Guide
Fans of frogs, lovers of lizards and seekers of serpents now have a valuable new resource in A Field Guide to the Amphibians and Reptiles of Nebraska. The public is invited to the book launch, the Reptile Revelry Reception, Tuesday, June 29, 4-6 p.m. at Hardin Hall, 33rd and Holdrege, which will include a live animal display, door prizes, refreshments and free parking. (Read more)
Find out more about what's happening in Graduate Students at the News Archive.
