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Videos of happenings in the Digital Arts! The Digital Arts Initiative is spearheaded by the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts and is a collaborative effort among faculty from the Department of Art and Art History, the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, and the School of Music to provide interested students from all majors hands-on experience applying current technology to the arts. Students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln interested in the potential of collaboration with their peers in art, music, theatre, film, computer science, and related areas may also enjoy a focused study in digital arts. By expanding the student's understanding of the application of technology in the arts, the Digital Arts Initiative will enhance the student's creative options within their major. These elective classes will bring together students from various disciplines to share their unique perspectives. Faculty members include professionals who are committed to helping students achieve their full artistic and technical potential. Standards are rigorous, and expectations are high.

This channel contains short how-to videos related to the UNLcms web content management system and associated public information applications maintained by the UComm/ITS Internet and Interactive Media group. Most of these applications are free for UNL entities to use. UNLcms is a free service supported and hosted by Information Services. Development of these apps is jointly funded by a partnership of University Communications and Information Technology Services. Apps are governed by the UNL Web Developer Network.

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Environmental Health & Safety (EHS), in partnership with the Office of Research & Economic Development, sponsors a campus-wide Laboratory Safety Colloquium yearly in spring and fall semesters. Principal Investigators (PI), research staff, and graduate students are invited to attend this voluntary training in the latest laboratory safety procedures.

EHS, in partnership with the Office of Research and Economic Development, sponsors a spring and fall Laboratory Safety Colloquium Series for Principle Investigators, research staff, and graduate students.