Aug 24 — Dec 18 · 14 credits · 3 in-person + 1 online

Everything you need for the Fall 2026 semester, in one place.

Four courses. Four professors. One home for syllabus-aligned study guides, flashcards, practice exams, mastery drills, and printable cheat sheets. Updated weekly through the semester.

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What's in every course

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Study Guide

Semester-spanning chapter notes with key terms bolded.

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Flashcards

Interactive flip deck. Filter by unit, mark mastered, keyboard shortcuts.

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Mastery

Spaced-repetition drill that resurfaces what you keep missing.

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Practice Exams

Multiple-choice + short-answer simulators with auto-grade.

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Cheat Sheet

Printable 1-page reference, formatted for 8.5×11 portrait.

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Concept Maps

Visual summaries of high-level pathways and relationships.

Semester pace

DateMilestoneNotes
Aug 24Classes beginConfirm syllabi, get textbooks via MavLINK.
Sep 8 (Mon)Labor DayNo classes.
Mid-SeptExam 1 windowMost courses run 3 mid-term + 1 final.
Mid-OctFall break + Exam 2Use the long weekend to drill cross-course.
Mid-NovExam 3 windowCellular bio lab final practical possible.
Nov 26–28ThanksgivingNo classes.
Dec 8–13Final exams4-course finals week — cheat sheets help most here.
Dec 18Semester ends

Your professors

Tom Bragg

Full Prof · UNomaha since 1974 · Glacier Creek Preserve director

Plant + fire ecology · Tallgrass Prairie · Henry Wright Lifetime Achievement Award. Quiet speaker — sit up front. Open-note exams, drops lowest exam grade.

Kristen Johnson

Instructor · UNomaha Biology

Cell-cell junctions, adherens, gap junction assembly/disassembly · cancer-related changes in cell adhesion. Expect heavy emphasis on cell communication and microscopy methods.

Donald Rowen

Associate Prof · PhD Biochem (U. Minnesota)

Microbial pathogenesis · Pseudomonas aeruginosa mucoid conversion · Type III secretion. Reviews note ~40-50 slides per 50-min lecture — pre-read!

Ernest Chivero

Asst Prof · Psychology + Neuroscience · PhD Iowa

Substance-use neuroinflammation, microglia, NLRP3, HIV-Tat. 4.7/5 RMP, 95% would retake. Online async; expect immune-brain bias on standard intro topics.

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