Helping victims/survivors of dating/domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking on the UNL campus. Available to faculty, staff and students at UNL.

The Task Force includes UNL staff, faculty, students and administrators, as well as members of state and local victim services and law enforcement agencies. The Task Force meets monthly in a coordinated effort to reduce the incidence of violence against women on campus. Membership is open to everyone who supports this goal.

Contact: Jan Deeds
Women's Center
340 Nebraska Union
City Campus 0446

Faculty, staff and students who are interested in ensuring that UNL meets its goal of administering all its educational and employment programs and related support services in a manner which does not discriminate agains persons based upon their sexual orientation.

Provides individual, group and relationship counseling as well as workshops and support groups. Walk-in and after hours assistance is available.

15th & U Streets
City Campus 0618

Available to faculty and staff and their imeediate family members for assistance with personal or work-related problems that can affect general well-being, work performance or academic performance.

700 North 16th Street
City Campus 0444

A "safe space" for GLBT and Ally students which also provides relevant resources and referral, educational training and support for those who have experienced discrimination and/or harassment based on sexual orientation, gender identity or expression.

200 Nebraska Union
City Campus 0453

S.E.X. & PERSUNL provide comprehensive and inclusive sexuality education and sexual health information and promotion for the university campus, resource and referral information, presentations and literature on sexuality (including sexual orientation), sexual health, diversity and related topics that include contraception, sexually transmitted infections and relationship issues.

University Health Center
City Campus 0618

Assists women with a successful, positive college experience and helps everyone at UNL understand the changing roles of women and men.

340 Nebraska Union
City Campus 0446

A multidisciplinary program in the College of Arts and Sciences which emphasizes the study of women through a variety of disciplinary lenses, including Art, Ethnic Studies, English, History, Law, Psychology and Sociology. The program also includes the study of gender more broadly, analyzing the construction of feminine and masculine identities.