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Give and take (questions)

I’m willing to bet that if you ask any given person what is the biggest challenge in relationships – whether romantic, with friends, with colleagues – the majority will say “communication.”

And not only is communication one of the keys to a good relationship, it’s also one of the major keys to transparency. And transparency is a necessity when it comes to responsibility.

When I became a Regent I wanted to make sure that there was better communication between those who are responsible for making big decisions that affect not just the University of Nebraska, but the whole community. Part of that is hearing from the community, from you.

So I ask you, directly – what are you curious about?

What are you worried about? What ideas do you have for the university? What do you want to see for the future? What do we need to focus on now?

Don’t get me wrong, I am more than happy to go on about all the interesting and exciting developments at the University of Nebraska – whether it’s the world-class position of the Med Center in dealing with contagious diseases or the uniquely holistic agricultural programs in Curtis, Nebraska.

In fact I talked about both of those things and more at my most recent Office Hours livestream, which I do on a regular basis precisely to invite your questions, comments, and general conversation!

So, please – whether by email, social media, snail mail, or carrier pigeon – send me your thoughts and questions, and join me in the conversation!

 

 

 

*Barbara’s thoughts as written by Kate based on weekly (fascinating) conversations.

 

1 Comment

  1. Lisa Fricke

    It would be beneficial to get the perspective of a variety of people: students, professors, department leaders, administration, media specialists, and representatives from the
    University partnerships.

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