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Four tips to help you become a successful online student
CSPL Employee Spotlight: Unveiling our Gems
Myra KaufmanAssistant Director, Office of Graduate Intern Programs Myra is Assistant Director for the Office of Graduate Intern Programs. Myra meets with prospective graduate students and discusses the programs UIS has to…
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Kyle Stauder
Hometown: Shelbyville, IllinoisMajor: Political ScienceFuture Plans: Attend law school and become involved in politics Kyle Stauder is president of the Student Government Association and the College Republicans at the University of…
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Harnsar Wongsapan
Four tips to help you become a successful online student
Will Craig
Four tips to help you become a successful online student
Catie Witt
Four tips to help you become a successful online student
Larry Golden, Professor Emeritus
Gold standard Professor Emeritus Larry Golden—who has been with SSU/UIS from the start—reflects on building a university from scratch and bringing justice to the wrongly convicted I was the youngest faculty member hired when…
Four tips to help you become a successful online student
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
April is Alcohol Awareness Month How many people are aware that April is Alcohol Awareness Month? I bet many of you are pondering this new bit of information. The Great American Smoke-out is very well known, but the same cannot be said…
J.P. Lucas, MPA 19’: A Peruvian-American Budget Analyst
J.P. Lucas, MPA 19’: A Peruvian-American Budget Analyst
Jean-Pierre Lucas was born in Lima, Peru, but since a young age his family moved to Champaign, Illinois. Upon graduation from Champaign Central High School, Jean-Pierre moved to DeKalb, Illinois and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in…
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We Know This Much is True
We Know This Much is True
“Share your story because you just never know who might be going through what you’re going through.”“The Crowns I Wear” Deidre Silas, 2020 Deidre Graham Silas was laid to rest this past weekend, in a beautiful service that…
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Chancellor's Newsletter January 24, 2022
Chancellor's Newsletter January 24, 2022
1.24.22  UIS Colleagues – I hope this newsletter finds you safely back into a routine and staying warm as we endure the frigid days of January. Thankfully, the month seems to pass quickly, and with it, we hold out hope that…
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University of Illinois Springfield debates elimination of diversity curriculum
The University of Illinois Springfield Campus Senate introduces new resolution to eliminate its General Education curriculum focusing on issues of diversity and engaged citizenship. For over a decade now, Engaged Citizenship…
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Four tips to help you become a successful online student
Tatiana Thomas: I hope to help rebuild urban communities in dire need of attention
My name is Tatiana Thomas, and I am currently a student at University of Illinois at Springfield for a master of public administration degree with a certificate in labor relations. I work for the Department of Human Services at UIS…
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