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Nebraska LEAD Program and Kimmel Foundation partner to launch new seminar in Nebraska City

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Members of Nebraska LEAD Class 43 visit Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City during their National Study/Travel seminar in early-2025. Thanks to a new partnership with the Richard P. Kimmel and Laurine Kimmel Charitable Foundation, future Nebraska LEAD Fellows will have the opportunity for a more immersive, three-day exploration of agriculture, research and leadership in southeastern Nebraska.

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