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Jake Messersmith, executive director of business graduate programs and associate professor of management at Nebraska, will share how to motivate individuals and teams to do their best work during a power lunch session Feb. 6 at Howard L. Hawks Hall.

Professional development is focus of power lunches

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Nebraska’s leading economic indicator improves in November

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Chancellor Ronnie Green and Kevin Hanrahan, associate professor of voice and vocal pedagogy and Faculty Senate president, give high-fives to graduates as they walk onto the Pinnacle Bank Arena floor Dec. 15.

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