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The university is conducting research that makes an impact on lives in Nebraska and across the nation.
From farm records and military memorabilia to scrapbooks, letters and more, UNK professor Nathan Tye is helping document the history of Kearney and Central Nebraska. His work is committed to public service and access—aiming to bring local history to new audiences.
Read Nathan's StoryUNL is supporting farmers and ranchers across the state—and around the world—through agricultural research. From plant breeding and genetics to rangeland and crop management, Dr. Martha Mamo and her department are working hard to feed a hungry, growing world.
Read Martha's StoryUNMC is working with the Department of Defense on research that will protect our nation against threats including biological and chemical weapons. Dr. Ken Bayles, UNMC’s vice chancellor for research, leads a research portfolio that ranges from anthrax vaccines to drug development.
Read Ken's StoryThe latest effort to stop violence before it starts involves reporting suspicious activity online. UNO's Dr. Joel Elson and Dr. Erin Kearns are leading this new approach to prevention—which gets critical incident reporting to those that need it quickly.
Read Joel and Erin's StoryYour story is just as personal and powerful as the ones above. Take a moment to tell it to your senator, and share why it's critical to invest in the ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ¹Ù·½. It only takes a few minutes to send a personal email or make a phone call. Here's how to do it.
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Making a call only takes a few minutes and sends a strong message to your state senator. Your senator may not be able to take the call, but you can speak to the legislative aide who works for the senator. They will log your call, take a message and pass it on. Keep your conversation brief, and be sure to cover these essential points:
Sending a written message to your state senator is an easy way to engage your representative. They're more concise and easier to respond to, and they're more likely to be viewed by the senator. If you can, send a personalized message with these essential points. Keep your message brief (a paragraph or so).
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