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Graduate Students

Graduate studies in Natural Resources and Geography programs span 17 different specializations.

Contacts

Office Associate - Student Support 
Patty Swanson Patty Swanson
102 Hardin Hall
3310 Holdrege Street
Lincoln NE
68583-0921  
Phone: 402-472-5355  
Fax: 402-472-2946  
E-mail: pswanson2@unl.edu

 

Office Associate - Geography 
Joyce Hurst Joyce Hurst
304 Hardin Hall
3310 Holdrege Street
Lincoln NE
68583-0973  
Phone: 402-472-2865  
Fax:  
E-mail: jhurst3@unl.edu

Students

Agricultural Meteorology Graduate Specialization

Agricultural Meteorology is a specialization within the M.S. and PhD. cooperative program with the School of Natural Resources and the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture.

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Agricultural Meteorology Graduate Specialization

Students

Geography Student Org.

The GSO/GTU club is composed of active undergraduate and graduate students in geography and related fields. Various group activities are held every semester in addition to promoting geography in the UNL and greater Lincoln community.

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Geography Student Org.

Students

Hydrologic Sciences Graduate Specialization

The research interests of the School of Natural Resources water faculty are diverse and represent many components and processes of the earth's hydrologic cycle. Research includes both field and laboratory investigations in Nebraska and the world.

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Hydrologic Sciences Graduate Specialization

Graduate Students News

Hardin Hall Welcomes IGERT Graduate Assistants Hardin Hall Welcomes IGERT Graduate Assistants Scholars converge to examine global water issues at UNL
Student Life: Another Summer at the Barta Brothers Ranch 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.
Reptile Revelry to Celebrate New Nebraska Field Guide 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.

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