In collaboration with the Office of Electronic Media, ITS offers webcasting services for campus events and classroom lectures. Events such as graduation, athletics events, festivals, and various workshops/symposiums have been broadcast across the Internet using streaming technology that makes the content available across mobile and computing platforms.

Campus departments wishing to arrange a webcast should contact  Cody Pope at 217.206.6803 or cpope6@uis.edu. At the time a webcast is live, it may be accessed from UIS Live webpage.

Video on demand

Most webcasts are archived as video on demand [VOD]. The following is a list of our ECCE VOD catalog:

• Spielberg, Diddy, Oprah and Me – Stephanie Graham and Tempesst Hazel
• What Happened in the 2016 Election? The Changing American Voter in 2016 and Beyond – Luis Ricardo Fraga
• PostSecret: Creating Community through Confessions – Frank Warren [NOTE: This video requires UIS Login to watch]
• A Mexicana-Chicana Cultural Worker’s LGBTQ Experience – Diana Solis
• Intersex: Stories Not Surgeries – Pidgeon Pagonis [NOTE: This video requires UIS Login to watch]
• The Displaced Persons Act of 1948: Local, National, and International Contexts – Panel Discussion
• Contemporary Attacks on American Constitutional Freedom: Hate Speech, Political Speech, and the Right to Privacy – Panel Discussion
• Climate Change as a Civil and Human Rights Issue – Jaqueline Patterson
• Being Color Brave Rather than Colorblind: Forming a Racially-inclusive Sociological Imagination – Rashawn Ray
• Black Children in Hollywood Cinema – Debbie Olson
• The HealthSouth Fraud: A Case of Ethical Malpractice – Weston Smith [NOTE: This video requires UIS Login to watch]
• Protest: As American As Apple Pie – Panel Discussion
• From Racial Hatred to Rational Love: Confessions of a Former White Supremacist – Joseph Pearce
• Hope Is the Thing with Little Clear Wings – Clay Bolt
• Investigating How Cancer Cells Survive: The Key to Blocking Metastasis – Zachary Schafer
• Examining Barriers to Social Change: Challenges of Youth, Young Adults and Adults to Creating, Impacting and Enacting Reform – Tommy Jackson III, Marcus Bright, and Utz McKnight
• 2017 Lincoln Legacy Lecture: Lincoln and Education – Michael Burlingame, Robert Bray, and Paula Shotwell
• Women’s Community Art for Social Justice in Mexican American Chicago – Panel Discussion
• Sylvia Mendez: Pioneer in the School Desegregation Movement – Sylvia Mendez
• Law Mart – Riaz Tejani
• A Call to Action: Local Media’s Role in Shaping Public Policy – Mitch Pugh
• Culture, Identity, and Sports: Indigenous Mexican Migrants Shooting Hoops – Bernardo Ramírez Ríos
• The Patenting of Life, Limiting Liberty, and the Corporate Pursuit of Seeds – Ali Nizamuddin
• The U.S. Immigrant Population: Myths vs. Facts – Panel Discussion
• River Reconnections: A Story of Science and Hope – Michelle Carr
• Immigrants and Refugees: A Dilemma for US Leaders and Society – Pamela Constable
• The Failure on the War on Drugs: Finding Humanity in an Unjust System – Neill Franklin
• When Eyewitness Identification Fails the Victim and the Accused – Jennifer Thompson and Ronald Cotton
• Sex Trafficking in Illinois – Jody Raphael
• What’s Wrong with White Talk? – Alison Bailey
• Black Lives Matter Through the Prism of Fredrick Douglass – Panel Discussion
• Does Leadership Have a Gender? – Samantha Drew Gordon