The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Academic Advising Council elected officers in July; the new leadership began two-year terms in August and will run monthly public meetings and programming for advisors and student-support professionals.
Officers represent multiple colleges across UNO, including Public Affairs and Community Service, Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Information Science and Technology.
The AAC meets monthly (third Thursday at 1:30 p.m.), holds public meetings, and runs forums and committees focused on advising practice, technology, professional development, and recognition.
# What happened Council (AAC) at the University of Nebraska at Omaha elected its 2026–2028 Executive Officers in July. The newly elected leaders began their two-year terms in August and will guide AAC meetings, programming, and committee work through 2028.
# Who the officers are
Each officer holds a specific portfolio that supports AAC operations, outreach, events, and committee work across campus.
# What the AAC does Council runs monthly forums that address advising best practices, technology updates, and program changes. Founded formally in 2011, the council includes advisors and other campus professionals who support student success. Its meetings are open to the public and take place the third Thursday of each month at 1:30 p.m.
The council also organizes committees for professional development, fundraising, social and recognition activities, communications, and student success. Executive officers are elected every two years to lead these efforts.
# Why it matters to UNO advisors and staff The council provides a regular venue for cross-college coordination on advising policy and practice. The elected officers represent a range of colleges and advising roles, which helps connect unit-level needs to campuswide resources and professional development. Open monthly meetings make it straightforward for advisors and related staff to participate, share updates, and learn about tools or programs that affect their advising work.
# Quick practical details
# Context about UNO Nebraska's metropolitan university, serving nearly 15,000 students, offering hands-on education, ranked online and graduate programs, support for military-connected students, and efforts around workforce development. UNO holds Carnegie R2 research designation and reports substantial external research funding.
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