Our monthly faculty and graduate student meetings are an excellent source of information for interested undergraduates. These meetings give students a chance to hear about the latest research in areas about which they may be especially interested, and get to know both professors and students pursuing scholarly work in the area.

Other opportunities on campus:

• The History Graduate Student Association's annual spring James A. Rawley Conference in the Humanities
• The Women and Gender Studies Program's No Limits Conference

Undergraduate students may have the opportunity to work with Medieval and Renaissance Studies faculty members on their research through the university's Undergraduate Creative Activity and Research Experience program.

These projects are presented at the Undergraduate Student and Graduate Student Research and Creative Activities Poster Sessions every spring at the UNL Research Fair.

At Nebraska

You can help the UNL Archives transcribe the text of digitized documents.

Shakespeare's World

• The Folger Shakespeare Library's crowd-sourced transcription effort
• The Smithsonian
• Transcribe Bentham at University College London.