Global Nebraska
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is a global university with a growing global impact reflected in our partnerships around the world and more than 3,000 international students and scholars who call Nebraska home. These Huskers represent over 125 countries, adding a wealth of diversity, perspective and learning to our campus, and an indelible impact on our community and world.
Nebraska Extension
Nebraska Extension is engaged in all 93 counties of the state in areas such as agriculture and agribusiness, natural resource stewardship, youth development, STEM education, community development and vitality, human nutrition and well-being, and manufacturing. Nebraska 4-H continues to lead the nation, where in more than ¾ of our counties, one in every two age-eligible youth are enrolled in 4-H.
Entrepreneurship
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln offers support, counseling, and programs aimed at fostering mental health and well-being in our community. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) connects students with licensed mental health counselors to address common concerns like anxiety and depression as well as to support students through individual challenges and group counseling, or crisis care. Similarly, Counselors-in-Residence are conveniently co-located within the residence halls to support students in their living environment. Peer listening sessions offer support from trained students who help fellow Huskers achieve their well-being goals.
Alumni Association
The Nebraska Alumni Association builds meaningful connections between Huskers, celebrates our university’s achievements and aspirations, champions alumni interests and strengthens the Nebraska tradition. With nearly 90 alumni chapters and groups serving UNL alumni and fans across the globe, Huskers don't have to look far to make friends and career contacts, support the university and keep Nebraska with you.
Parents Association
For more than three decades, the UNL Parents Association has worked to strengthen the bond between the university and parents by encouraging two-way communication, supporting activities that enhance students' educational experience, keeping parents informed and promoting the advancement of the university.
