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Campus forums announced for University of Nebraska priority presidential candidate • Nebraska Examiner - Vimarsana News

Campus forums announced for University of Nebraska priority presidential candidate • Nebraska Examiner

Nebraskans can meet Dr. Jeffrey Gold, priority presidential candidate for the University of Nebraska, at a series of forums beginning Friday.

Gold to hold public forums as priority candidate for University of Nebraska presidency - Vimarsana News

Gold to hold public forums as priority candidate for University of Nebraska presidency

Dr. Jeffrey Gold, the University of Nebraska's pick to become the system's ninth president, will meet with students, faculty, staff and others in a series of public forums beginning this

Source: omaha.com
BREAKING: NU Presidential Candidate Dr. Jeffrey Gold to visit UNL next week - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: NU Presidential Candidate Dr. Jeffrey Gold to visit UNL next week

The priority candidate to become the ninth University of Nebraska president is set to start his open forums at all of NU’s campuses this week.

Gold to participate in nine public forums as priority candidate for NU president - Vimarsana News

Gold to participate in nine public forums as priority candidate for NU president

Nebraskans will soon have the chance to interact with the priority candidate for president of the University of Nebraska.

NU leaders ponder bold changes, cuts and mergers to compete - Vimarsana News

NU leaders ponder bold changes, cuts and mergers to compete

Eliminating programs and merging campuses are under review for the University of Nebraska as state leaders set a goal of competing nationally in higher education versus "eating everyone else’s dust.”