LINCOLN (AP) — University of Nebraska President J.B. Milliken is expected to talk about an expanded tuition assistance program when he and leader of NU’s four campuses visit Kearney.
Milliken will address a student assembly at Kearney High School on Wednesday morning before he and the chancellors of NU’s campuses attend a luncheon with business and community leaders.
Milliken will speak about Collegebound Nebraska, which has been expanded so most Nebraska families of four with one in college and an income of about $53,000 or less can get free tuition.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Harvey Perlman, University of Nebraska at Omaha Chancellor John Christensen, University of Nebraska Medical Center Chancellor Harold Maurer and UNK Chancellor Doug Kristensen will give updates on their respective campuses at the luncheon.
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