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UIS senior honored with DOJ award for efforts to stop Human Trafficking
Michelle Norris is a communication major at UIS.
Students & faculty conduct public health research in Ghana
The UIS team is investigating disease and sampling water.
UIS Baseball player Cole Taylor signs with the Los Angeles Angels
He is the first UIS player to sign with an MLB organization.
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Leadership lived
Growing up in the Chicago-area Navie Fields says he didn’t have many male role models. Now, he’s trying to change that for the next generation of young men by volunteering and serving as president of the Black Male Collegiate Society at the University of Illinois Springfield. 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
Kaleigh (Friend) Moore
UIS Degrees: B.A. 2011 (Communication)
Current Position: Business owner/writer – Lumen Ventures LLC
Sarah Beth Ayers
UIS Degrees: B.A. 2011 (Visual Arts), M.P.A. 2016 (Public Administration)
Current Position: Community Manager for Innovate Springfield
Emily Jankauski
UIS Degrees: M.A. 2016 (Communication)
Current Position: Editor of the Mahomet Citizen
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Teaching-focused Academic Experience
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A Tradition of Educating Public Servants and Leaders
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“The Political Science department does a good job of providing opportunities like Model United Nations, the Illinois Innocence Project and Mock Trial,” says Munashe, “and the scholarships provided in the CAP Honors program helped pay for college.”