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Since 1876, the Nebraska Society of Washington, D.C. has sought to strengthen cultural and patriotic ties, binding Nebraskans living in the Washington D.C. area, and to promote the welfare of Nebraska, its citizens, traditions, and institutions. Today, the Society is one of the strongest and most vibrant state organizations in the Nation's Capital.

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Each year the Nebraska Society of Washington, D.C. awards scholarships to undergraduates with strong Nebraska ties who are interning in the D.C. area. The Nebraska Society is currently accepting applications for the Summer 2013. If you have any questions, or would like to apply please submit your application to interns@nebraskasociety.org.

The Nebraska Society of Washington, D.C. will again host its traditional Inauguration Brunch for Nebraskans residing in or visiting the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area during the week of the Presidential Inauguration. Members of the Nebraska Delegation and their staff will also be in attendance. Companies, organizations and members of the media with interests in the Cornhusker State are invited to attend as well. Sunday, January 20, 2013 08:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. National Press Club 529 14th Street NW, 13th floor Washington, DC.

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The 2012 Taste of Nebraska was Saturday, October 27, 2012 at The 201 Bar, 201 Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington DC. Thank you to Runza, Valentino's, Vic's Popcorn, Wilbur Bakery and our fellow Nebraskans in attendance. This year's Taste of Nebraska was in honor of our friend, Mr. Ben Gupta. Ben Gupta grew up in Omaha and lived in Washington, D.C. for the last five years of his life. Ben was a big fan of both Runzas and Nebraska football, so he was a huge fan of the Taste of Nebraska. We will never forget Ben's smile, his passion for life and his kindness and respect for everyone he met.

The Nebraska Society is now taking applications for our 2013 Cherry Blossom princess. The deadline for applications is November 30th. Read about the Cherry Blossom princess experience here. Contact cherryblossom@nebraskasociety.org for additional information.

Congratulations to our 2012 Scholarship winners. Each year the Nebraska Society provides support to students interning here in the Washington DC area. Read about their experiences here. The Nebraska Society is a non-profit organization in support of these awards and welcomes monetary donations to continue our support. For additional information on donating to the Society, contact us at president@nebraskasociety.org.

Purchase your 2012 Nebraska Society Membership now! Success in our goals are very much dependent on our membership strength. Share your Nebraska Society experiences with others that they are encouraged to support the Society's future.

This year we are searching for sponsors of our 2013 Inauguration Brunch. A 2013 Inauguration Brunch sponsorship will include 2 seats at VIP tables, up to 10 general admission tickets, logo placement for you at the program stage and any public facing materials and/or promotions created, and verbal acknowledgement. For additional information, contact us at president@nebraskasociety.org.

The 2012 Congressional Reception was Wednesday, July 18, 2012 on Capitol Hill. We thanked our Nebraskan delegation for their public service and celebrated Senator Ben Nelson for his twelve years in office.

The 2nd Annual States of the Big X Softball Tournament and Barbecue was on Saturday, July 21, 2012. The Fightin' Ilini came back in the final two games to claim top prize for the second year in a row. Thanks to our teams who battled in the rain, mud and puddles.

The Distinguished Nebraskan Award Winner for 2012 was Cathy Hughes. Read more here.

Consider donating your time volunteering for the Nebraska Society. If you have an interest in assisting the Society with organizing or helping at any of our events, know any businesses who might like to offer their support, or have questions; please contact us at president@nebraskasociety.org.


DID YOU KNOW?
The name “Nebraska” is Otoe for “flat water”.

 



  

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