This seminar explores mirror-image biology, synthetic systems, and data governance, emphasizing inclusive global collaboration— linking the America 250 ideals of discovery, security, and shared prosperity.
This seminar is in collaboration with Dr. Noah Reynolds' General Biochemistry class.
This event is open to the public.
A practical session applying a 5×5 risk-assessment matrix to case studies in biosafety and biosecurity. Participants will learn to balance innovation with safety, reflecting the American value of responsible scientific advancement.
This workshop is in collaboration with Dr. Jessica Madrigal's Environmental Risk Assessment class.
This event is open to the public.
An interactive keynote highlighting global AMR trends, the One Health framework, and community driven interventions that resonate with the American tradition of scientific leadership and civic engagement.
This event is open to the public.
During this interactive session, Dr. Sajjad will share his Fulbright experience as a Visiting Scholar at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, including:
A representative from the Sangamon County Child Advocacy Center will be on campus to discuss and provide a PowerPoint about its mission, the services it provides, and the importance of advocating for children.
Interested in giving gifts to children from the Springfield Immigrant Advocacy Network and Black Lives Matter SPI? Visit the Angel Tree at the UIS SLC Desk and Women’s Center, scan the QR code to view a list of toys (can be new or lightly used), and drop off your unwrapped gift in the donation box!
The American Red Cross Chapter is hosting a certification class for adult CPR/First Aid/AED. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate any additional participants who have not already expressed their interest. Participants do not need to bring anything unless they wish to have personal note-taking materials.