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Associate Professor Holly Thompson, finding a rhythm
Every morning Associate Professor of Human Development Counseling Holly Thompson goes to work upstairs in her guest bedroom with one of her favorite co-workers, three-year old Xaria. After a brief consultation and a quick…
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UIS Associate Professor of English Meagan Cass awarded a one-month creative writing fellowship
University of Illinois Springfield Associate Professor of English Meagan Cass was recently awarded a fellowship from the Jentel Foundation to do a one-month creative writing residency at its facility in Wyoming during…
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“Hindsight 20/20” Virtual Exhibition Showcasing Senior Artwork
The University of Illinois Springfield Visual Arts Gallery is proud to present “Hindsight 20/20,” a virtual exhibition showcasing the creativity and skill sets of senior visual arts majors at UIS. As a result of the…
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UIS announces the death of Dr. Clarice Ford, vice chancellor for student affairs
The following message was sent to UIS students, faculty and staff on April 19, 2020 from UIS Chancellor Susan Koch. Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, It is with deep sadness I write to inform you that Dr. Clarice Ford, Vice…
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Jumping through hoops
Despite being one thousand miles apart, UIS Women’s Basketball Coach Casey Thousand is running drills with her team and having weekly meetings. “Our biggest challenge is not having a post season,” she said. "We are still…
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Governor appoints UIS professor to Illinois State Museum Board
University of Illinois Springfield Wepner Distinguished Professor of Lincoln Studies Graham Peck, Ph.D. has been appointed to the Illinois State Museum Board by Gov. J.B. Pritzker. Peck was one of ten people…
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UIS Master's Thesis awards presented to two recent graduates
The University of Illinois Springfield Research Board has honored two former graduate students with awards for their master’s thesis projects for the 2018-2019 academic year. The awards will be presented at a ceremony on campus…
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A different kind of theatrical transition
Professionally, the COVID-19 closures and cancellations dealt a double blow to Missy Thibodeaux-Thompson, UIS associate professor of theatre; she lost face-to-face contact with her students, and was forced to cancel the…
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Anne Moseley to lead UIS’ Sangamon Experience historic exhibition and Center for Lincoln Studies
Anne Moseley has been selected to lead the University of Illinois Springfield’s new Sangamon Experience historic exhibition and Center for Lincoln Studies. Moseley started working today as director of…
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Collin Moseley
Hometown: Flora, Illinois Major: Political Science Future Plans: Career in politics Collin Moseley has known since eighth grade that he wanted a career in politics. He chose the University of Illinois Springfield because of its…
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UIS Ceramics, kneading to find a new way
Until the COVID-19 pandemic shut the doors to on-campus learning, Associate Professor of Ceramics Shane Harris had never taught an online class. His ceramics and 3D art classes are hands-on and require studio space and materials.…
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Four tips to help you become a successful online student
UIS Ceramics, kneading to find a new way
Until the COVID-19 pandemic shut the doors to on-campus learning, Associate Professor of Ceramics Shane Harris had never taught an online class. His ceramics and 3D art classes are hands-on and require studio space and…
arts