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Clarkson College names Dr. Andreia Nebel as newest president
Clarkson College announced the appointment of Dr. Andreia Nebel as the eighth College President to lead the health care educational institution.

OMAHA, Neb. -- Clarkson College has its newest president. In a press release, the school announced the appointment of Dr. Andreia Nebel as the eighth College President to lead the healthcare educational institution. Dr. Nebel will begin her new role as President on May 1, 2023, transitioning from her current position of Vice President of Academic Affairs at Clarkson College. This year marks twenty years Dr. Nebel has worked at Clarkson College, having served as a faculty member, program director, Vice President and soon-to-be President of the institution. Over the past eight years as the Vice President of Academic Affairs, she has overseen the organization’s strategic plan, leading institutional and program accreditation, launching in-demand academic programs, expanding community advancement courses for the public, and leading academic pandemic planning.



Dr. Andreia Nebel

Dr. Nebel earned her Doctor in Education degree (EdD) in Interdisciplinary Leadership from Creighton University in 2020, as well as her Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) in 2002.

“After a nationwide search, the Board of Directors are pleased to announce they unanimously selected Dr. Andreia Nebel as the next President of Clarkson College to successfully lead the institution forward,” stated Dr. Steven Black, Chairman of the Clarkson College Board of Directors. “We believe with her vast knowledge and experience in both higher education and health care, along with her passion for students, that she is the perfect fit with unique qualifications, a formula for success,” stated Dr. Steven B. Black. “I am honored to have the opportunity to serve in this new role and excited for all the good work Clarkson College and the community will continue to provide for the next 135 years,” Nebel said. “Clarkson College is an amazing institution, made up of the best students, faculty, staff, and alumni. There’s no place I’d rather be.”

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I was looking at the area around Clarkson College and just realized that Clarkson owns a lot of land right around the prominent Clarkson tower off Dodge. From 40th to 44th and Dodge to Farnam, Clarkson owns several surface parking lots and vacant parcels of land. Additionally, they own the block of 40th to 44th and Farnam to Dewey that has many of the older Nebraska Medicine facilities.

According to the assessor's site, many of the parking facilities are in c/o Nebraska Medicine. Does Nebraska Medicine have a lease agreement on these lots? With the streetcar and UNMC Project NExT on the horizon, what are the chances we are going to see these surface parking lots and vacant lots developed? They can preserve/add needed parking with garages, but also develop much needed housing or office space or new facilities for Clarkson/UNMC/NeMed. It looks like there is as much developable land around Clarkson as there is at Turner Park East by Midtown Crossing. I never noticed that before and gets me excited for the potential for that area, which would be the western terminus of the initial streetcar route.