The Academic Integrity Policy was written for and approved by the Campus Senate. Here you will find helpful resources for both students and faculty.
UIS is committed to honesty, trust, and mutual respect. This is an academic community founded on the search for knowledge…at the heart of that search is personal honesty that makes possible an open and vibrant exchange of ideas…
All faculty and students should read and become fully aware of the Academic Integrity Policy.
Honorary degrees recognize those who have made profound and enduring contributions to scholarship, culture, or society. Recipients will be persons of great integrity, reflecting our values as an institution.
The criteria for selecting honorary degree recipients are:
Here's where you will find links to monthly Academic Affairs newsletters featuring a greeting from Provost Brandon Schwab, opportunities to make a difference, news to celebrate, updates on key initiatives, and more; as well as annual fall newsroom articles introducing new full-time faculty.
Catch up on what's happening in the Provost's Office and Division of Academic Affairs. Links to recent Academic Affairs Update monthly newsletters are included below:
University of Illinois Springfield values and supports the required participation of both on-ground and online students in university sanctioned events. Requests by organizations for permanent and/or temporary sanctioning of events will be considered by the Office of the Provost, with input from the Campus Senate Committee on Admissions, Recruitment and Retention (CARR).
UIS is committed to providing high quality instruction to our students. Tenure system and non-tenure system faculty with instructional responsibilities must be appropriately credentialed and possess minimum required degrees based on the rank of appointment.
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.
Academic Affairs resources for faculty and staff are now available on our internal Academic Affairs site (UIS login required), where you will find the following under the Faculty-Staff Resources, Curriculum Planning, or Forms/Status tabs.
An overall calendar of due dates for faculty personnel process tasks, as well as individual calendars for each process.
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.
Salem Boumediene, Associate Professor and Chair
Yona Stamatis, Associate Professor and Chair
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.
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.