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Cannabis certificate classes begin at UIS the week of March 7th
Joey McLaughlin talks with Green Flower’s VP of Higher Education, Daniel Kalef, about online cannabis certificate program classes at University of Illinois Springfield that begin the week of March 7th. This interview happened…
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UIS, Community Health Roundtable webinar to focus on local economy after two years of COVID-19
The University of Illinois Springfield Center for State Policy and Leadership and the Community Health Roundtable will host a virtual webinar titled “The Health of our Local Economy and Businesses after Two Years of the COVID-19…
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UIS debates diversity curriculum
A three-year debate about how and whether the concepts of diversity, inequality and social responsibility should be taught at University of Illinois Springfield could culminate Feb. 18. The Campus Senate, made up of about 30 faculty…
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FINAL REMINDER FOR GRADS - THIS FRIDAY IS THE DEADLINE!
FINAL REMINDER - APPLY NOW IF GRADUATING IN SPRING 2022 OR SUMMER 2022! This is the FINAL opportunity for students graduating in Spring 2022 or Summer 2022 who have not already taken the steps outlined below to do so by the posted…
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Important Graduation and Commencement Information
Dear students,  Planning is underway for 2022 Commencement Ceremonies! All critical graduation and Commencement information will arrive via your uis.edu email, so check your inbox frequently. Students who are graduating but not…
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Tracey Jensen '11
Tracey Jensen, M.A. Legal Studies Master’s Degree – 2011 The old saying you can’t teach an old dog new tricks couldn’t be less accurate for Ms. Tracey Jensen. Ms. Jensen decided to pursue the Legal Studies Master’s Degree Program at…
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Erica Nichols Cook '05
Erica Nichols Cook, J.D. Legal Studies Bachelor’s Degree – 2005 Erica Nichols Cook is a staff attorney at the Illinois Innocence Project at the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) and a Legal Studies graduate! Ms. Nichols Cook…
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Laura Millmore '95
Laura Millmore, J.D. Legal Studies Bachelor’s Degree – 1995 Laura Millmore is currently a magistrate judge in the 54-A District Court in Lansing, Michigan. After receiving her University of Illinois Springfield’s Legal Studies…
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John Little '87
John Little, B.A. Legal Studies Bachelor’s Degree – 1987 John Little’s interest in criminal law and public affairs led him to the Legal Studies Bachelor’s Degree Program at the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS). He was drawn to…
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Dr. Erma Brooks Williams '79
Dr. Erma Brooks Williams Legal Studies Bachelor’s Degree – 1979 The convenience of location and affordability of tuition were among the reasons why Dr. Williams attended the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS). The Legal Studies…
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Wilverlyn Joye Williams '18
Wilverlyn Joye Williams, M.A. Legal Studies Master’s Degree – 2018 Wilverlyn Joye Williams experienced the excellence the University of Illinois Springfield offers both on-campus and online. Ms. Williams first attended UIS as an…
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Rodney Perry '10
Rodney Perry, M.A. Legal Studies Master’s Degree – 2010 Rodney Perry is an independent consultant and expert witness in commodity futures and options compliance…and a University of Illinois Springfield’s (UIS) Legal Studies Department…