At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln you will be part of 150 years of excellence in higher education and 125 years of leadership in journalism, advertising and public relations, broadcasting, and now, sports media and communication. Our distinguished, land-grant public research university is filled with collaborators and scholars who have come together to build on each other’s strengths and forge a better future. As a Big 10 University, we’re committed to our mission to provide access and serve Nebraska. We earn it every day and dig deep to change the world. Ranked by Forbes as one of America’s Best Large Employers, we have a small campus feel with global connections. Join us!
Why CoJMC
Our students do from day one and we encourage our faculty to do the same. We are a national leader in experiential learning and home to the Experience Lab. Our mission is grounded in hard work, collaborative problem solving and the ethical pursuit of truth to uphold democracy, which gives us a unique responsibility to serve the needs of a diverse society.
We have
- Experimental classes
- Award-winning programs
- Over 13,000 square feet dedicated to agency experiences
- New three-set studio and newsroom
- New sports media lab
- Passion and drive to shape the future of media
Why Nebraska
Our Big 10, distinguished, land-grant public research university is filled with collaborators and scholars who have come together to build on each other’s strengths and forge a better future.
- Ranked by Forbes as one of America's Best Large Employers
- Member of the Big 10 Conference and Big 10 Academic Alliance
- Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission
- Small campus feel with global connections
Why Lincoln
Much like its 285,000+ residents, Lincoln is where you'll find a place to call home.
- Buzzing arts and music scene
- Bustling startups
- Plenty of activities to kick your feet up, stay active or network
- Growing Haymarket area with the world-class Pinnacle Bank Arena
- Great downtown nightlife just one block from campus
- Top 50 Best Bike City (Bicycling.com)
- Cornerstone of the booming Silicon Prairie
Dean Position Opening Soon
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will soon be launching a national search for the next Dean of the College of Journalism and Mass Communications. The Dean reports directly to the Executive Vice Chancellor and is the chief academic and administrative officer in the College. We encourage colleagues and professional networks to share this upcoming leadership opportunity with individuals who may be interested.
The position is expected to be formally posted in the coming academic year. To express interest or to receive notification when the position is posted, please contact Allison Wortmann at allison.wortmann@unl.edu
