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Rik Barrera, associate dean of operations and chief of staff in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's College of Business, poses for a photo in a hallway of Howard L. Hawks Hall. He is wearing a black sport coat, red shirt and black dress pants.

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Eisloeffel, human resources manager, encourages staff and faculty to reach out for support and lean into their strengths during this unprecedented time. Kennelly shared stories about how students prioritize ways to connect with people. One student with Individualization and Positivity handwrites letters for her classmates to provide joy. Another uses her Significance and Futuristic to network with potential professional mentors through Husker Connect, an online platform for students, alumni and

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The university is transitioning all summer courses to remote access learning.

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Jan Tenbensel, chairman of the Nebraska Ethanol Board, directs Russell Parde as nonflammable ingredients are mixed inside the Food Innovation Center. The ingredients are mixed with the ethanol under stringent safety rules. Hand sanitizer is being made at Nebraska Innovation Campus through a collaboration between the Food Innovation Center and the Nebraska Ethanol Board.

Hand sanitizer for health care produced at Nebraska Innovation Campus

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The Foundry in Lincoln is one of four businesses currently using Brim, a mobile ordering app created by Nebraska students Luke Bogus and Peddicord. The duo is making the app available to help local restaurants and small shops feeling the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Tiffany Heng-Moss gestures during a discussion with university leaders.

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Kristina Alas inspects the health and growth of new hops plants.

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Ranchers move a herd of cattle in a field.

Courtesy | Nebraska Cattlemen's Beef Association