All faculty and staff are invited to attend the UIS Performing Arts Center Spooktacular Open House from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 30.
This year, prepare to be thrilled by a variety of behind-the-scenes experiences and ghostly libations that promises an adult trick or treat like no other! Come and go as you like, but don't miss out on this eerie evening of enchantment!
RSVP by Wednesday, Oct. 25, to receive a goodie bag to take home and be registered in drawings for event tickets.
UIS Campus Senate will meet on Friday, October 20, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, in PAC 160, Community Room (formerly known as C/D).
The agenda can be found here:
Campus Senate meetings are open to all who are interested in attending any part or all of a meeting. Please contact the Senate Chair or any member of Senate Executive Committee if you have issues you would like to bring to the attention of Campus Senate.
Greetings Colleagues!
We have some recent openings for 3 individuals to register for next week's Know Your U trip to Emiquon Nature Preserve on October 18th! Our schedule below has us departing the university at 9 a.m. and returning at approximately 3:30 p.m.
Dear Campus Community:
On Sept. 29, you received an email regarding the 2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, also referred to as the Clery Report. It is important that you take time to review the information in this report, which provides valuable information about:
Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff,
The annual fire drills for this year will be conducted on Thursday, October 26, and Friday, November 3, for the UIS campus.
Dear students, faculty and staff,
In the past few days, we have watched the events unfolding in Israel and Gaza with great anguish and alarm. The unspeakable brutality of the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians is simply horrifying. Such acts can never be justified and we condemn them in the strongest possible terms.
In our ongoing efforts to streamline the student transfer experience, we鈥檙e sharing information related to the process of course transfer. Two ways that you can help improve the student transfer experience are by:
As we approach mid-semester, the many responsibilities that our students are balancing may begin to feel overwhelming for them. They may be experiencing the stress of mid-term exams, missing loved ones, worry about world events, or financial stress. Keeping our students healthy is one way to limit the impact of these often-unavoidable life challenges. Some basic strategies for students include good sleep, hygiene, daily movement, and proper nutrition.
The Office of Campus Relations will be hosting two Open Photo Studio sessions for Fall 2023 for all staff or faculty. The photos can be used for university purposes such as department websites, campus directory, speaking engagements at conferences, etc. Any staff or faculty member who either hasn鈥檛 had their portrait taken or would like another, more recent, portrait taken are encouraged to attend.
