The Faculty Files Custodian maintains, safeguards and grants full-time faculty access to their digital personnel files. Digital files will also be made available to personnel committees and other reviewers for reappointment, tenure, and promotion reviews per the processes outlined in the Faculty Personnel Policy and by the dates listed in the Academic Personnel Calendar.
UIS routinely seeks competent, qualified professionals to teach on a per-course (adjunct) basis. Departments/Schools may send forward requests to hire, or requests to add to the adjunct pool for future use, those individuals who not only possess outstanding credentials and experience in their fields, but also have the desire to share their expertise with our students.
The University of Illinois Springfield has occasional need for individuals to teach on a per-course, or “adjunct” basis. Qualified individuals can apply to one or more programs listed on the Adjunct Job Board of our Cornerstone system. Programs will periodically review applications and reach out to applicants whose qualifications and experience align with their needs.
The Faculty and Staff Resources page offers a wealth of information and tools to support the professional development and success of our faculty and staff. From curriculum planning to committee participation, this page provides valuable resources to help our academic community thrive.
The University of Illinois Springfield is a member of the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements. Learn about The University of Illinois System SARA compliance, licensing, and complaint information.
Federal regulations mandate institutions of higher education to provide contact information for filing complaints. Below, current and prospective students will find institutional and external contact information for the complaint process.
Karl McDermott, Professor and Chair (Spring 2025)
Salem Boumediene, Associate Professor and Chair (Fall 2025)
Yona Stamatis, Associate Professor and Chair
This toolkit of resources is designed to be a one-stop shop for newer and experienced academic unit administrators, including chairs, heads, and directors. If you do not find what you are looking for, or if you have a suggestion for additional toolkit resources, please contact Monica Kroft.
As topics are shared with the Chairs & Heads Forum throughout the year, video recordings and other resources will be added to the toolkit.
Scroll down through the accordion menu below to access membership for current committees, task forces, and working groups. Faculty university personnel committees are listed first, followed by an alphabetical listing of other groups.
Link to the committee archive page, where you will find Academic Affairs committees, task forces, and working groups which have completed their work and/or are no longer active.
Within university guidelines, department and schools will determine the number, type, and level of courses that constitute an undergraduate major, graduate major, academic minor, academic concentration, or graduate certificate. Descriptions of majors and major requirements, minors and minor requirements, concentrations, and graduate certificates will be published in the UIS Catalog.