In partnership with the American Cancer Society's Illinois Lung Cancer Roundtable, UIS Public Health is hosting a radon awareness & education webinar.
The webinar will increase your knowledge of radon, a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that can be found in buildings. This 45-minute program provides participants with information regarding how to test your home, understand the results of that test and learn how to mitigate radon.
The Illinois Manufacturers’ Association (IMA) and Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center (IMEC) voiced their support for the University of Illinois Springfield’s new Bachelor of Applied Science in Engineering Technology during an Oct. 5 visit to campus as part of the fifth annual “Makers on the Move” statewide bus tour.
University of Illinois Springfield public health students and alumni earned top honors and presented research at the Illinois Public Health Association’s 85th Annual Public Health Workforce Conference, held Sept. 1-3 in Springfield. Six current Master of Public Health (MPH) students and two alumni were selected through a peer-review process to present at the conference, delivering seven poster presentations and leading two one-hour breakout sessions.
Join this webinar to increase your knowledge of radon, a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that can be found in buildings. This 45-minute program aims to provide participants with increased knowledge of radon, including how to test your home, school, or daycare, and how to understand your results. Attend via Zoom or find a local watch party where short-term radon test kits will be distributed ($30 value; limited availability; while supplies last).
Dongyue Liang, assistant professor of physical chemistry
Anthony Bogetti, Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Dear UIS Faculty and Staff:
The third and last candidate for the vacancy of the inaugural Director (and Visiting Associate Professor or Professor) of the planned School of Applied Engineering will be on campus on Thursday, September 10th.
Faculty and students from Master of Athletic Training program are gaining hands-on experience by supporting athletes competing in the Women’s Pro Baseball League.
The following story was published by Capitol City Now/WTAX Radio on July 29, 2026.
A professor of biology at the University of Illinois Springfield College of Health, Science and Technology, has published a book. Dr. Amy McEuen, author of “How to Think Like an Ecologist: A Non-Scientist’s Guide to Saving Our Planet” was on the WTAX Morning Newswatch to discuss her book.
Amy McEuen, professor of biology, has published a book on how everyone can help address global environmental crises.