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UIS Political Science Professor Jason Pierceson publishes new book on landmark LGBTQ rights case
Jun 06, 2022
Jason Pierceson, professor of political science at the University of Illinois Springfield, has published a book about a recent landmark LGBTQ rights case, Bostock v. Clayton County (2020), the first such book to address the case and its background at length. Published by the University Press of Kansas, “Before Bostock: The Accidental LGBTQ Precedent of Price Waterhouse v. |
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UIS to host Midwest Public Affairs Conference
Jun 06, 2022
On June 23-24, the College of Public Affairs and Administr |
Reminders in light of increasing COVID cases
Jun 01, 2022
Good morning, The number of COVID-19 cases in our state, including the Sangamon County area, is on the rise. Sangamon County remains at “medium” level, per the CDC’s tracking system. UIS leadership is evaluating what, if any, additional mitigations may be put in place if our county enters “high.” Please watch your email for further communication should this change in status occur. In the meantime, though no new requirements are in place at this time, members of the CRRT and UIS administration strongly support the following: |
Sangamon County in "high" community level
Jun 03, 2022
Good afternoon: Sangamon County has been categorized in the “high” COVID-19 community level due to increased case rates and hospital admissions. In response to this, the following changes are in effect at UIS beginning Monday, June 6: Face coverings |
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Message from President Killeen: 2022 Salary Program
Jun 01, 2022
Dear colleagues: In consultation with university leadership, including university chancellors and vice presidents, I am pleased to announce the authorization of a 3.5% merit-based salary program for faculty, academic professional and civil service staff across the University of Illinois System, effective Aug. 16, 2022. This program remains a top priority in our budget planning to enable much-deserved recognition for employees. To help offset current economic challenges our nation is facing, this year's program is larger than last year's. |