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Open Educational Resources (OERs)

Educational materials made freely and legally available on the Internet for anyone to retain, reuse, revise, remix, and redistribute.

Affordable Content Grants: OER@UNO

These grants support faculty across campus in their transition from traditional course materials to low or no cost materials.

Spring 2024 Cohort

Justin Andersson (College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences) for TED 3000: Special Projects

Catharine Co (College of Business Administration) for ECON 2200: Principles of Economics

Michael Matthews and Jessica Hoffman (College of Arts and Sciences) for: MTCH 2000 and MTCH 2100: Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I & II

Sharon Storch (College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for COMM 8176: Organizational Communication

Dora Velcsov (College of Arts and Sciences) for MATH/CSCI 3100/8105: Applied Combinatronics

 

Fall 2023 Cohort

Lisette Aliaga-Linares (College of Arts and Sciences), for SOC 2130: Social Statistics

Charlene Donaghy (School of the Arts) for THEA 1010: Theatre Appreciation

Deborah Circo (Abbott School of Social Work) for SOWK 8650: Mental Health Policies for Social Work

Mahboub Baccouch (College of Arts and Sciences) for MATH 2350: Differential Equations

Amy Ellefson (College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for CMST 4800: Conflict Mediation

Jennifer Harbour (College of Arts and Sciences) for BLST 2410: African American History I

Yuliya Lierler (College of Information Science and Technology) for CSCI 2030: Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science

 

Spring 2023 Cohort

  • Kevin Clouther (College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for WRWS 3100, Intermediate Fiction Studio; WRWS 4100 and WRWS 4110, Advanced Fiction Studio I &II
  • Jennifer Cohen (College of Arts and Sciences) for PSYC 1010, Introduction to Psychology
  • Kelly Deurling (College of Arts and Sciences) for GEOL 4540: Geochemistry
  • Sachin Nedungadi and Douglas Stack (College of Arts and Sciences) for CHEM 2250 and CHEM 2260, Organic Chemistry I&II
  • Sarah Osborn (College of Arts and Sciences) for ENGL 3610/8615: Linguistics
  • Susan Reay (Grace Abbott School of Social Work) for SOWK 8510, Social Work Leadership
  • Yiwei Zang and Laurel Sariscsany (Grace Abbott School of Social Work) for SOWK 3110/8090, Social Welfare Policy

Fall 2022 Cohort

  • Jamie Chung (College of Business Administration) for RELU 4390, Real Estate & Land Use Economics
  • Jen Kopanic (College of Arts and Sciences) for CHEM 1010 and 1014, Chemistry in the Environment and Society
  • Casey Reisberg (College of Communication, Fine arts and Media) for CMST 2410: Small Group Communication and Leadership
  • Tory Romero (Goodrich Scholarship Program) for GDRH 2110: Core Topics in the Social Sciences
  • Kim Schwab (College of Arts and Sciences) for ENGL 1020: Introduction to Genre Studies: Poetry Drama and Film
  • Gwyneth Cliver (College of Arts and Sciences) for GERM 1120: Elementary German II
  • Chris Moore (College of Arts and Sciences) for PHYS 1350: Principles of Astronomy
    • Team members include the following faculty in Department of Physics:
      • Vincent Woolf
      • Lendell Hillhouse
      • David Kriegler
      • Mike Perry
  • Alfredo Perez (College of Information Science & Technology) for CSCI 8010: Foundations of Computer Science
  • Miles Waggener (College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for: WRWS 3500, Creative Writing for the Arts; WRWS 1500, Introduction to Creative Writing; and ENGL 1200, Autobiographical Reading and Writing

 

Summer 2022 Cohort

  • Maggie Christensen (College of Arts and Sciences) for ENGL 1160/1164: Composition II. 
    • Team members include the following instructors in the College of Arts and Sciences: 
      • Aero Rogers 
      • Jill Quandt
      • Eric O'Brien 
      • Ryan Parks 
      • Gene Kwak 
  • Nicole Infante (College of Arts and Sciences) for MATH 1320, Precalculus Algebra and Math 1330, Trigonometry 
    • Team members include the following Department of Mathematics faculty:
      • Keith Gallagher
      • Leslie McFee
      • Kenzi Medeiros
      • Sophia Marks 

Spring 2022 Cohort

  • Cale Corbett (College of Information Science and Technology) for CIST 3110: IT Ethics

  • Amy Haney (School of the Arts) for ART 1100: Foundation Drawing

  • Amy Morris (School of the Arts) for ART 2050:  Survey of Western Art History I

  • Njoki Mwarumba (College of Public Affairs and Community Service) for EMGT 10000:  Introduction to Emergency Management 

  • Saundra Shillingstad (College of Education, Health and Human Sciences) for TED 2100: Educational Foundations

  • Andrew Stem (College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for JMC 2100/JMC 2104: Media Writing 

Fall 2021 Cohort

  • Bradley Bereitschaft (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geography 4120: Urban Geography

  • Karen Falconer Al-Hindi (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geography 4170 and Women's and Gender Studies 4050: Geographies of Sexualities

  • Melodae Morris (College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for Journalism and Media Communication 3620: Advertising Principles

  • Nikae Perkinson (Chemistry, College of Arts and Sciences) for CHEM 1140: Fundamentals of College Chemistry

  • Jose Sequeros-Valle (Foreign Languages & Literature, College of Arts and Sciences) for SPAN 4040: Advanced Composition and Stylistics. 

  • Gabrielle Tegeder (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geology 1100: Earth Systems Science

  • Qiuming Zhu (Computer Science, College of Information Science & Technology) for Computer Science 4470/8476: Pattern Recognition

Spring 2021 Cohort

  • Becky Brusky (Math, College of Arts and Sciences) for Math 1130: Quantitative Literacy
  • Ashlee Dere (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geology 1170: Introduction to Physical Geology
  • Michael Matthews (Math, College of Arts and Sciences) for Math 1210: Intermediate Algebra
  • Kathy Radosta and Melanie Seitzer (English, College of Arts and Sciences) for English 1100: English as Second Language II
  • Susan Reay & Emily Soener (Grace Abbott School of Social Work, College of Public Affairs and Community Service) for Social Work 3010/3020/8070/8080: Human Behavior in the Social Environment I & II
  • Chris Severson (Business Administration, College of Business Administration) for Business Administration 8110: Accounting and Financial Fundamentals
  • Karina Uhing (Math, College of Arts and Sciences) for Math 1220: College Algebra

Fall 2020 Cohort

  • Farrah Grant (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geography 1030: Introduction to Physical Geography
  • Amber Rogers (English, College of Arts & Sciences) for ENGL 1160: Composition II
  • Communication Studies 1110: Fundamentals of Public Speaking Team (Communication, College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media)
    • Cameron Logsdon, project lead
    • Stephanie Larsen
    • Abbie Syrek

Spring 2020 Cohort

  • Willie Austin (Teacher Education, College of Education) for TED 2200: Human Relations
  • Derek Babb (School of Interdisciplinary Informatics, College of Information Science & Technology) for CYBR 1100: Intro to Information Security
  • Kristen Johnson and Katie Shirazi (Biology, College of Arts and Science) for BIOL 2440: Microbiology
  • Chris Moore (Physics, College of Arts and Sciences) for PHYS 2110: General Physics I with Calculus
  • Johnathon Strube (School of the Arts, College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for ART 3130: Graphic Design I
  • Craig Tuttle (Business Administration, College of Business Administration) for ENTR 3710: Entrepreneurial Foundations
  • Qiuming Zhu (Computer Science, College of Information Science and Technology) for CSCI 2410: Introduction to Data Analytics using Python
  • Marketing 3200: Business Communications Team (Marketing & Entrepreneurship, College of Business Administration)
    • Gregory Morin, project co-lead
    • Angelika Stout, project co-lead
    • Avinash Atholi
    • Steve Chain
    • Samantha McGill
    • Huston Pullen
    • Craig Tuttle

Fall 2019 Cohort

  • John Conrad (Chemistry, College of Arts and Sciences) for Chemistry 1180: General Chemistry I and Chemistry 1190: General Chemistry II
  • Joshua Darr (Chemistry, College of Arts and Sciences) for Chemistry 1180: General Chemistry I and Chemistry 1190: General Chemistry II
  • Thom Davis (Information Systems & Quantitative Analysis, College of Information Science & Technology) for CIST 3000: Advanced Composition for IS&T
  • Kelsey Medeiros (Management, College of Business Administration) for Management 4040: Organizational Behavior
  • Jinlan Ni (Economics, College of Business Administration) for Economics 2200: Microeconomics
  • Gabrielle Tegeder (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geology 1010: Environmental Geology
  • Jeremy White (Biology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Biology 1330: Environmental Biology

Summer 2019 Cohort

  • Mahboub Baccouch (Mathematics, College of Arts and Sciences) for Math 2350: Differential Equations
  • Ashlee Dere (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geology 4330/8336: Soil Genesis, Morphology & Class
  • Liam Heerten-Rodriguez (Grace Abbott School of Social Work, College of Public Affairs and Community Service) for Social Work 8270: Social Work Practice with Sexual Concerns
  • Jeff Knapp (Grace Abbott School of Social Work, College of Public Affairs and Community Service) for Social Work 8090: Social Welfare Policy
  • Jeremy Lipschultz (School of Communication, College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media) for Journalism and Media Communication 4040/8046: Social Media Measurement and Management
  • Andrea Wiggins (Information Systems & Quantitative Analysis, College of Information Science and Technology) for Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis 3420: Managing in a Digital World

Spring 2019 Cohort

  • Lissette Aliaga-Linares (Sociology/Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Sociology 3510: Research Methods
  • Melanie Bloom and Tara Toscano (Foreign Languages, College of Arts and Sciences) for Spanish 3030: Spanish Conversation and Pronunciation
  • Margarette Christensen (English, College of Arts and Sciences) for English 2420: Critical Approaches to Language Studies
  • Jennifer Harbour (Black Studies, College of Arts and Sciences) for Black Studies 2410/2420/2430: African American History I-III
  • Stephanie Jesseau (Psychology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Psychology 1010: Introduction to Psychology I
  • Steven Schulz (Management, College of Business Administration) for Supply Chain Management 4350/Business Administration 8356: Global Sourcing and Innovation
  • Zac Suriano (Geography/Geology, College of Arts and Sciences) for Geography 1050: Human-Environment Geography