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31 bachelor’s degrees, 20 master’s degrees, 1 doctoral program. Online majors: 1,681.
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A thousand ways that UIS is connected to the community.
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Oct 20
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Fall Semester Break
12:00 AM
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Haunted Library
8:00 PM
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Jersey Boys
8:00 PM
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Oct 21
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First-Half Courses End/Midpoint of Semester
12:00 AM
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Jersey Boys
2:00 PM
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Jersey Boys
8:00 PM
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Leadership lived: Melissa Van
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UIS Reaching Stellar Campaign Video
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Leadership lived: Garrett Nimmo
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Leadership lived: Jasmin Lisowski
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Leadership lived: Bhanu Sheetal Muthyala
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Leadership lived: Kaelan Smith
Longest Running Student-Led Event: International Festival
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Leadership lived
Ashley Osuma loves to share the knowledge she’s gained from her four years on campus with incoming freshmen. Osuma is a peer mentor for the Summer Bridge Program, a two-week on-campus living-learning experience for first-year students who need additional academic support and college preparation. 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
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Eugenio “Gene” Fernandez
UIS Degrees: M.S. 2007 (Management Information Systems)
Current Position: Vice President & Chief Technology Officer, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare
Bryant Hitchings
UIS Degrees: B.A. 2006 (Legal Studies)
Current Position: Montgomery County State’s Attorney
Terri Miller
UIS Degrees: M.P.A. 2017 (Public Administration), Certificate in Community Planning
Current Position: University of Illinois Extension Director, Unit 16
A.D. Carson
UIS Degrees: M.P.A. 2008 (Public Administration)
Current Position: Assistant Professor of Hip-Hop, University of Virginia
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
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“I enjoy taking students down the path of discovery for themselves,” says Nathan. “The satisfaction comes when a former student contacts you a year or maybe many years later and lets you know about the impact you had on their life or their career.”