More than 2,100 ideas were used in crafting a shared agenda, focused on Early Childhood, Employment Skills and Innovation & Entrepreneurship, that invites all of us to be a part of creating equitable opportunities for everyone who lives, works and plays in Lincoln.
So go ahead, be inspired to take action – it is because of people like you that our community will truly prosper.
More than 2,100 ideas were used in crafting our Prosper Lincoln community agenda, focused on Early Childhood, Employment Skills and Innovation & Entrepreneurship, that invites all of us to be a part of creating equitable opportunities for everyone who lives, works and plays in Lincoln.
So go ahead, be inspired to take action – it is because of people like you that our community will truly prosper.
More than 2,100 ideas were used in crafting a shared agenda, focused on Early Childhood, Employment Skills and Innovation & Entrepreneurship, that invites all of us to be a part of creating equitable opportunities for everyone who lives, works and plays in Lincoln.
So go ahead, be inspired to take action – it is because of people like you that our community will truly prosper.
Rich Claussen, Prosper Lincoln’s Ambassador for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, presented the University of Nebraska’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering with the Prosper Lincoln Step Up award.
Steve Goddard, Department Chair, and his team, stepped up to take the lead planning and hosting Reverse Pitch and State of the Practice events. The bi-annual events connect students to opportunities in the tech industry in Lincoln.
"Jobs and internships are being filled. Students are now more apt to see Lincoln as a place where they can start and build their career,” said Claussen. “A new spirit of true collaboration between the University of Nebraska and the Lincoln business community is on full display.”
