UNL SEAS

Speak up now to save EAS before it is too late. The last chance to save the department is the December 5 Board of Regents meeting, so contact your regent today!

Speak up now to save EAS before it is too late. The last chance to save the department is the December 5 Board of Regents meeting, so contact your regent today!

See our statement below about the proposed elimination of the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.

join us for our first feature film presentation in Bessey Hall tonight at 7pm! we will be in the auditorium #seasmovienight

RSVP for pumpkin decorating by 3:30 pm Thursday (tomorrow) to secure your spot by dropping payment in the main office/fill out google form.

Come visit SEAS at Haymarket Park for the solar eclipse!

Also be sure to check out our fbook page for exciting opportunities like the camping trip over Labor Day Weekend to Ashfall Fossil Beds!

UNL SEAS will be operating two booths at the Eclipse Event at Haymarket Park on August 21. Contact students.of.eas@gmail.com for more info!

Our joint end-of-semester meeting will be held tonight in Bessey 104 and 109 at 6pm. Come join us for food, games, polos, and calendars!

Our November SEAS meeting is this Wednesday, the 9th at 6pm in Bessey 104. Hope to see you all there!

Our October SEAS meeting is tonight at 6pm in Bessey 104. Come for snacks, games and event planning!

Come do some networking while eating free food on the second floor of Bessey with our alumni!

Join us for these upcoming events!

Make the most of the upcoming career fair by attending this event on Sept. 22!

Join us tomorrow at Oak Lake Park from 4-8pm for our department picnic! Enjoy food, games, and socializing.

We hope to "SEAS" you all tomorrow! Our meeting will take place at 6pm in Bessey 104. Snacks and games will happen! facebook.com/events/2890808…

Week 5: Wind Rivers, Grand Teton NP, Yellowstone NP, and Cody, WY. #unlfieldcamp2016

Week 4: Mapping more complex structures and the Peay Sandstone. #unlfieldcamp2016

#unlfieldcamp2016 week 3: UNL/ISU students map structures at Alkali Anticline and analyze the Bighorn Basin.