Ryann Kobylski

Participated in the Nebraska at Oxford program with 55 other students A 4-week summer program taking 6 credit hours; studying the Political Economy of Britain since 1945 (ECON 466) & International Economics and Business (ECON 467) in Jesus College Developing and mastering the skills of independence, problem-solving, confidence, and adaptability

Elected as Secretary of the organization from April to December of 2019 A professional business fraternity that provides networking and learning opportunities from professionals in business including the accounting industry Record all activities that members and candidates are participating in within the organization in a timely manner Report to Nationals our chapter's progress and activities Help students in tutor labs seek aid with intro-level accounting courses by working through problems and explaining the material to increase students understanding Maintain Superior Standing within the organization Volunteer regularly at People's City Mission by organizing goods to assist community members in need

was elected as Treasurer from May 2019 to May 2020 Handle receipts, banking, and protection of financial entities and organizational funds Develop an annual budget for the organization and create long-term projections based on needs and upcoming projects Host annual Concert Series dedicated to raising money for the Nebraska Council of Economic Education SEB's Mission & Vision: Our goal is to promote Ethics within the College of Business and around campus. As the Student Ethics Board, we strive to make a difference in students' lives by changing the way they analyze their decision making, and how this affects not only themselves but people around them.

was selected along with six other students to participate in the advisory board allow student leaders in the major to have a direct impact on the mission of the UNL Political Science Department converse via phone or email with prospective UNL Political Science students to serve as mentors