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31 bachelor’s degrees, 20 master’s degrees, 1 doctoral program. Online majors: 1,681.
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Koch: Baseball & softball teams off to a great start
Chancellor Koch highlights the UIS baseball and softball teams.
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A thousand ways that UIS is connected to the community.
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Leadership lived: Hannah Warden
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Leadership lived: Colleen McMahon
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Beautiful Campus: UIS Sculptures
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Leadership lived
Aaron Boyd came to the University of Illinois Springfield knowing he wanted to give back to his community. Boyd is the vice president of the UIS Black Male Collegiate Society, historian for the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Upsilon Xi Chapter, a student orientation coordinator for the UIS Office of New Student Orientation and Parent Relations… Read more »
Class of 2016 Report
682
Baccalaureate degrees conferred
479
Graduating class for whom an outcomes destination is known
267
Working full-time or part-time
158
Continuing education at national or regional university
Alumni Profiles View All
Nathan Piper
UIS Degrees: B.A. 2012 (Political Science)
Current Position: Communications Specialist with the Illinois Municipal League
Crystal Creswell
UIS Degrees: M.A. 2009 (Business Administration), MBA 2001 (Business Management)
Current Position: Operations Manager for the Memorial Center for Learning and Innovation (MCLI)
Dalitso Sulamoyo
UIS Degrees: M.A. 1999 (Political Studies), M.P.A. 2002 (Public Administration)
Current Position: CEO, Champaign County Regional Planning Commission
Colleen Kelly
UIS Degrees: M.A. 1985 (Community Arts Management)
Current Position: Senior Director of Advancement and Communications, Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
Research at UIS
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Abundant opportunities to spearhead initiatives and lead campus organizations
Teaching-focused Academic Experience
An Abundance of Opportunities to Collaborate
A Right-sized, Supportive Community
A Tradition of Educating Public Servants and Leaders
From the Source
“I encourage students to stay in touch with their parents,” says Lisa. “The transition to college can be tough for parents as well as students and communication is part of what helps make the freshman year smooth and successful for the entire family.”