Faculty and staff heard from Chancellor Gooch, Dr. Ken Kriz and Dr. Vickie Cook about important university priorities, including budget and enrollment, and had the opportunity to ask questions of university leadership.
In response to faculty and staff feedback, UIS offered its inaugural Rise Professional Development Retreat for Civil Service/Academic Professional staff and Faculty. A multidisciplinary team of UIS colleagues developed an exciting half-day retreat focused on Workplace Wellness. Workshops offered the opportunity to understand how to challenge the culture of stress.
This kickoff event was a renewed all-employee assembly intended to kick off the new academic year together. Attendees heard from the chancellor and each vice chancellor about their goals for the 2023-24 academic year, and introductory information about our newest faculty colleagues and administrators also was shared.
Faculty and staff are invited to hear from Chancellor Gooch, Dr. Ken Kriz and Dr. Vickie Cook about important university priorities, including budget and enrollment.
The Future of Higher Education and the Impact of the Demographic Cliff presented by Dr. Vickie Cook. You can register online.
This spring, UIS is offering faculty and staff the opportunity to attend another on-campus Professional Development Retreat as part of our Rise initiative. This semester’s retreat will take place Friday, March 1, and is focused on Redefining Workplace Culture.
It takes a strong team to do the important work we’re tasked with in higher education. With that in mind, UIS launched the Rise initiative in Fall 2023.
Our campus has a broad selection of locations to support your academic journey and community activities. From peaceful study nooks to vibrant event venues, our spaces are designed to meet your needs—each thoughtfully managed by different departments. Before booking, please review the specific guidelines for your chosen space to ensure a positive experience for everyone.
The Office of Web Services (OWS) is now offering workshops for additional training and learning opportunities for existing website editors and publishers. If you are not yet a website editor or publisher but you are interested in attending a workshop, first sign up for website training.
Learn about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and how to help guide your audience to what they need to know
The Office of Web Services (OWS) is now offering workshops for additional training and learning opportunities for existing website editors and publishers. If you are not yet a website editor or publisher but you are interested in attending a workshop, first sign up for website training.
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