Contact(s)
- Director - Larkin Powell, lpowell3@unl.edu, 903 South HARH EC 0989, Phone: 402-472-8368
- Associate Director for Undergraduate Education - Jenny Dauer, jenny.dauer@unl.edu, 904 South HARH EC 0989, Phone: 402-472-8136
- Associate Director for Research - Christopher Chizinski, cchizinski2@unl.edu, 910 South HARH EC 0989, Phone: 402-472-8718
Academic Dishonesty
Students are expected to adhere to the University's Code of Conduct (https://studentconduct.unl.edu/student-code-conduct).
Grade Appeals
In the event of a dispute involving NRES course grades or course grades in other courses taught by faculty in the School of Natural Resources (e.g., SOIL, SOCI, GEOG etc.) , the student must first appeal to the instructor and, failing resolution with the instructor, a grade appeal will be submitted to the SNR Undergraduate Committee (undergraduate level course) or SNR Graduate Committee (graduate level course), and then to the SNR Director in writing (in that order). If a satisfactory solution is not achieved at the School level, the student may appeal their case through the appropriate College Grade Appeals Committee using that body's process.
If a grade is appealed to the appropriate SNR Committee, the instructor must provide a written justification for the awarding of the grade. The student shall provide an account of the grounds for the grade appeal and evidence that the student has sought to resolve the case in consultation with the instructor.
Students appealing a course grade must do so within one semester (Fall or Spring) following the grade. At any point in the process, the student may seek guidance on the process with the SNR director or SNR associate director for undergraduate education or SNR associate director for research.
Policy or Policy Decision Appeals
A student wishing to appeal an SNR policy or policy decision (course-related or other) must first discuss the policy or decision in question with an academic adviser. If a satisfactory solution is not achieved with the adviser, the student may request a decision from the SNR Undergraduate Committee (undergraduate student) or Graduate Committee (graduate student) and then the SNR Director (in that order). If a satisfactory solution is not achieved at the School level, the student may appeal their case through the appropriate College Dean's Office, using that body's appeal process.
Students appealing a policy decision must do so within one semester (Fall or Spring) following the decision. At any point in the process, the student may seek guidance on the process with the SNR director or SNR associate director for undergraduate education or SNR associated director for research.
Contact(s)
- Computer Specialist - Gregg Hutchison, ghutchison2@unl.edu, 226b South HARH EC 0982, Phone: 402-472-5436
- Recruitment Specialist - Bridget Gross, bgross3@unl.edu, 102b South HARH EC 0961, Phone: 402-472-8195
ESRI ArcGIS Pro is the most demanding software being taught in SNR classrooms. The software only runs on Windows-based computers, but it can be used on Apple computers with a Parallels virtual machine. (See SNR IT support for detailed instructions). SNR computer labs have the GIS software installed and are accessible to all SNR students 24/7. Your N-Card is required to access the labs after hours.
Here are the recommended specs for Windows laptops or desktops:
- Windows 11
- Core i5 or above
- 16GB of RAM
- 512 GB storage with at least 60 GB of free space
Here are the MINIMUM recommended specs for Macbooks or Apple desktops:
- Apple Silicon (M1 or higher)
NOTE: If you are not comfortable doing this yourself, please stop by the SNR IT Support office (HH 226) or UNL Help Desk (Love Library's basement) for assistance.
Additional Purchase (optional)
Because of the change of less printed books to more online books and information, having a second monitor is recommended. This allows one monitor to have an assignment open and the second monitor to have the reading material displayed.
In an effort to raise awareness for safety of individuals, university property, and personal property, the University of Nebraska Police Services Department and the Division of Student Affairs invite all students, faculty, staff, and visitors to review UNL policies on: