Campus Information and Resources

Campus Information and Resources

New Faculty Resource Guide

Campus Information

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln was chartered as a land-grant university on February 15, 1869, and is a member of the Big Ten Conference, the Big Ten Academic Alliance, and the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities. Nebraska is classified within the Carnegie “R1: Doctoral Universities – Highest Research Activity” category and has been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for excellence in community engagement. The university is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.

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Campus Resources 

An important part of faculty life at Nebraska is balance. Faculty Affairs prioritizes support for both your professional and personal life, creating a supportive and engaging campus experience.

Professional Life Services

  • NCLUDE – learning groups that offer a space to talk candidly about inclusive excellence as a part of our everyday interactions. 
  • Safety at Nebraska – a comprehensive list of all the ways UNL works to protect our campus community. UNL Report is a way to share matters that need to be elevated or addressed; a link is at the bottom of every page on the UNL website.
  • University Policies – a comprehensive list of policies searchable by university office.

Personal Life Services

  • Campus Recreation – offers weight rooms, exercise equipment, swimming facilities, climbing walls, and studio classes, plus massage and nutrition services. The Outdoor Adventure Center offers equipment rentals.
  • Employee Assistance Program – provides a wide variety of personal support services, including confidential, short-term counseling for employees and their immediate family members at no charge.
  • Family Support and Care – resources for relationship support, parenting support, lactation support, child care, and elder care.
  • HealthierU – UNL's employee wellness program, which promotes healthy living at work and at home.
  • Relocating to Lincoln – a collection of resources to help your transition to living in the city of Lincoln.
  • University Health Center – provides primary care to faculty, staff, and their dependents who are 19 years or older.