University of Nebraska at Omaha. Alumni Association

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The Omaha University megaphone is black and has “University,” “Omaha,” and “1953” handpainted on it.

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Calendars issued by the Alumni Association for the years 1998 and 2002-2007, featuring pictures of UNO campus.

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One white plastic Alumni Association coaster featuring Durango with steam coming out of the nose and the words "UNO Alumni" in red. One white stoneware Alumni Association coaster with a drawing of the Thompson Alumni Center exterior and the words "William H. Thompson Alumni Center."

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One dinner plate bearing the Oneida mark with "University of Nebraska at Omaha" on the lip and "Alumni Association" on the bottom of the plate, both in gold.

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One clear highball glass with the O logo and the word "Alumni" on the side in black.

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Three wooden plaques from the Alumni Association listing honorees.

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A deck of playing cards from the UNO Alumni Association in honor of the 2006 Annual Fund. Includes the box and complete set of cards in order. Each card includes a factoid about the university on the suit side. The box and cards include "UNO Alumni Association Est. 1913" and an image of Durango. The two jokers are a photo of a Durango figurine.

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The papers of Betti Coleman Sage include programs, invitations, photographs, news clippings, and other ephemera from her years as a OU student (1955-1957) as well as some material from the University of Nebraska at Omaha Alumni Association in the 1970s.

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One maroon UNO College of Education pennant featuring the image of the mascot's head in black. The text in black reads "University of Nebraska Omaha Mavericks TM College of Education."

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The Crete Relay was organized by the OU Alumni Association after an invitation from the Mayor of Omaha to the Mayor of Crete to sit with him at the OU Homecoming game against Doane College. OU alumni and students ran a 102-mile relay to hand-deliver the event ticket to Crete. The scrapbook includes news clippings, copies of the letters exchanged, and related material.

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Jim Leslie and Dan Devere discuss the contributions of the Alumni Association to UNO. Number 11 in the University of Nebraska at Omaha's Diamond Jubilee series. Sponsored by UNO's College of Continuing Studies in cooperation with television station KMTV. From the series TV Classroom.

Title as listed in guide to series: Alumni after 75 years.

Runtime: 28:34:00

Original format: VHS.

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The papers of Evelyn Kletke include material about class reunions in the 1980s and early 1990s as well as a program from her time as a student in the mid-1940s.

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University of Omaha white football jersey #75 worn by James E. Herren in the 1960 season.

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A print of the UNO campus featuring the Henningson Memorial Campanile and the building now known as the CPACS building prior to its renovation. Individually numbered "cp Noods 102/200" and the artist's signature "R Noods."

Scope and Contents A pair of leather moccasins worn by JoAnn Kruntorad Niemann when she was a member of the University of Omaha Indiannes Marching Team in 1964. The moccasins are cream in color with red and brown beadwork on the sides and front of the shoes. Her name, JoAnn Kruntorad, is written inside both shoes. The moccasins bear the mark of Guilfair Original brand. The Indiannes Marching Team provided precision marching entertainment at football and basketball games and participated in parades like...

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The series contains photographs and drawings of UNO buildings with personal messages to Jim Leslie from a person for who the building is named. The messages and autographs were given to Leslie during his tenure as UNO Alumni Association president. Signatories include: Bob Reilly, Ronald Roskens, Helene Sapp, Del Weber, Peter Kiewit, Daniel Jenkins II, Marge Durham, Walter Scott, and Bill (William) Strauss.

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Two UNO marching band uniforms including hats, tops, and pants.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The UNO Artifact Collection includes objects related to the University of Nebraska at Omaha and its predecessor the University of Omaha, from circa 1908 to the present. The collection includes a diverse array of OU and UNO branded items, t-shirts, hats, sweaters, blankets, scrapbooks, proclamations, trophies, award plaques, flags, pennants, pins, pens, seat cushions, coffee mugs, toys, ephemera, memorabilia, and other objects.The bulk of this collection has not yet...

Scope and Contents Reflections in Time is a series of 125 interviews produced from 1979 to 2007 with former UNO staff, faculty, and administrators. Of the 125 interviews in this series, the first 73 programs (1979-1991) were hosted by UNO Professor of Communication Paul Borge and the final 52 (2000-2007) were hosted by UNO Dean of Arts & Sciences Jack Newton. No episodes were produced between 1991 and 2000.Episodes from 1979-1991 were produced by KYNE-TV, in cooperation with the UNO Alumni...

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Chuck Hagel's personal correspondence from 1997-2015. Arranged chronologically in 22 boxes (boxes 5-27). Bulk of the material is from his time in the U.S. Senate (1997-2009).

Scope and Contents The UNO Alumni Association Records are the records of the Alumni Association of the University of Nebraska at Omaha and its predecessor the University of Omaha. The collection includes an alumni directory (2007); Alumni Association Board of Directors meeting minutes (paper and microfilm, 1915-1987); financial records (1976-2006); the Board of Directors binder from Alumni Association President Ellen Gast (1972); resource guide; correspondence; drafts; news articles; notes about alumni...

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Each of these ten lapel pins are gold and feature the UNO Arts & Sciences Hall cupola. Each pin has a depression beneath the cupola designed to hold a very small diamond. Four of these pins include the diamond. Of the six pins that are missing diamonds, five have holes from which the diamonds have been removed and one never had a hole drilled.