ECCE Speaker Series
ECCE Learning Outcomes
- Recognize the social responsibility of the individual within a larger community.
- Practice awareness of and respect for the diversity of cultures and peoples in this country and in the world.
- Reflect on the ways involvement, leadership, and respect for community occur at the local, regional, national, or international levels.
- Identify how economic, political, and social systems operate now and have operated in the past.
- Engage in open-minded and ethical decision-making and action.
- Distinguish the possibilities and limitations of social change.
Suggest an ECCE Speaker or Event!
Students,
faculty, students, student organizations, community members and community
organizations are invited to suggest a speaker or event. Partnership
opportunities are also available.
A link to the ECCE Speaker Series proposal form is listed below. All ECCE Speaker Series proposals are reviewed by the UIS General Education Council for applicability to the ECCE curriculum and learning outcomes.
- ECCE Proposal Form Instructions (pdf)
- ECCE Speaker Series Proposal Form (doc)
- Information for Speakers (pdf)
Visitor Information
Note to visitors about parking: There is a risk for a parking ticket if you do not park in the right places. Here is a link to the parking website showing where visitors can park. If you do get a ticket take it to the Bursar's Office in the first floor of PAC and they will nullify it for you.
Many of our Speaker Series events are available as a Live Webcast. Please check the webcast page to view live events.
Many events are also available as Video on Demand.
And an audio podcast is available at iTunes U.
Previous ECCE Speaker Series Event Schedules
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Contact Us
For questions about the Speaker Series, please contact Kimberly Craig at 217-206-6245 or speakerseries@uis.edu.
ECCE Speaker Series students planting trees at Southwind Park as part of the Summer 2009 Series. (June 26, 2009)
