Meet with law school representatives from across the Country!
The PLC is taking students to UIUC to attend the annual law fair, where representatives from 85-100 law schools will be in attendance to discuss their schools and answer questions. Space is limited; RSVP Required.
The UIS Pre-Law center will be offering a free ride from the UIS campus to the venue.
Seats are limited so sign up now to secure your spot.
RSVP: uisplc@uis.edu
📣 Attention UIS students! Be among the first 10 to sign up and later participate in our UIS Mobile app usability study and get a $25 Starbucks gift card!
🌟 Plus, stop by to share your feedback or suggest a feature and get entered into a raffle for another chance to win!
☕ Don't miss out; your input can shape the future of the UIS Mobile app and earn you a treat!
Have you heard the of the terms personal brand and elevator speech but are less confident in actually "doing them"? Can you effectively work a room?
Sign up for website editor training on the new uis.edu website. Training typically lasts an hour to 90 minutes and is open to all staff and students.
This luncheon is an opportunity for us to celebrate student achievements and ambition, while also celebrating the kindness of donors who make scholarships happen. This event puts donors and scholarship recipients at the same table, sharing dreams, hope, and ambitions over a meal.
Event open for all!
Come watch our undergraduate, graduate and campus based students compete in the first Analytics House Cup. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams.
We are in a time of change, polarization, and in some states, increased legislative challenges to what and how we teach. These challenges are leading to ongoing debates within our discipline linked to shifting professional norms and values and the impacts our pedagogical practices in preparing the next generation of public service leaders.
Hear from an expert in the field of autism on what it’s like to be an autistic student and how educators and students can find common ground in and out of the classroom. Mr. Sweeting is a dynamic speaker who challenges us to question how we approach teaching neurodivergent students using traditional classroom practice. He shares what it’s like to be a college student with autism and how educators can make small changes that yield lasting success for students on the autism spectrum.
