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Bank robber turned law professor
Bank robber turned law professor
What the shuck is happening?
UNL's Office of Admissions and New Student Enrollment staffs have worked to ensure prospective students have as normal an admissions process as possible. Now, as the process begins a return to normal, representatives from these offices discuss the impact of the pandemic on admissions and how the process will look moving forward.
Shon Hopwood went from robbing banks in Nebraska to teaching law at Georgetown. Now, thanks to University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Collegiate Recovery Community, he's presenting a guest lecture via Zoom on April 23.
Patrick Baker, ASUN external vice president-elect, has strived to enact positive change on campus since the start of his college career. Baker outlines his goals he wishes to accomplish next year in his new position.
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