Faculty Newsletter: UIS Library News for Fall 2024
UIS Library News
Welcome to the Fall Semester at UIS! The faculty and staff at Brookens Library are here to offer skills, services, and collections that will engage your students, enhance their academic success, and add to a lifelong journey of learning. The Faculty Resources Guide, a comprehensive tool that is a key resource, contains much of the following information. We encourage you to bookmark the Guide for easy access or find it on the Library’s webpage under the “Resources” drop-down menu.
Discover Springfield: Your Guide to Thrive in Illinois’ Capital City
"Discover Springfield: Your Guide to Thrive in Illinois’ Capital City" introduces students to the rich history, vibrant arts scene, outdoor activities, and diverse dining options that make Springfield an exciting and welcoming home for those attending the University of Illinois Springfield. This guide highlights the city’s unique attractions and encourages students to immerse themselves in the community, ensuring a fulfilling college experience.
Implementation of Card Reader Locks at Public Affairs Center
Notice to University Employees
During the fall semester, card reader locks will be installed at the two exterior tower entrances of the Public Affairs Center (PAC) building. This measure is being taken to enhance security during events held in Sangamon Auditorium and streamline ticket operations, but it could affect access points for those not attending the show.
Key details of this change are as follows:
UIS Announces 2024 Men’s Basketball Recruiting Class
The University of Illinois Springfield men's basketball team announced six newcomers have joined the roster for the 2024-25 school year. The newest Prairie Stars are Tye Banks, Dezmund Jackson, Braden McGlothlin, Landon Schlanger, Colin Schuler and Nate Shockey.
UIS Volleyball Picked 10th in GLVC Preseason Poll
The Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) unveiled its preseason volleyball poll on Wednesday, positioning the UIS Prairie Stars at 10th out of 14 teams.
The Lewis Flyers were the preseason favorite with 161 points and six first-place votes. The remaining first-place votes were split between Missouri-St. Louis and Rockhurst, who earned four apiece.
