UIS is committed to protecting minors who visit campus so they can enjoy the wonderful events and programs our community offers. For departments that want to offer programs to minors (persons under the age of eighteen (18)), our Protection of Minors page has detailed information on planning and hosting an event for young visitors.
With the start of the semester upon us, we wanted to remind you of the many tools and resources that are available to support you and your students.
On Wednesday, August 20, parking Lot I-North and Lot I-South will be closed to campus for parking due to new student move in.
Thank you for your cooperation as we welcome new and returning students to campus.
Sincerely,
UIS Parking
The ID Center will offer some extended evening hours between Friday, August 15, and Tuesday, August 26. Visit the ID Center website to check our current hours.
Online services, such as Campus Cash deposits, are always available 24/7.
UIS ID Center
Office of Treasury Operations
University Hall Building 1004
217.206.7718 | idcenter@uis.edu
Register your organization or department for the Involvement Expo! Registration is open now until August 20th.
Involvement Expo will be held on August 26th from 4 to 6 p.m. on the Quad.
Questions? Email studentlife@uis.edu.
Be part of the excitement as campus comes alive for the new semester!
Welcome Table - Be a friendly face at key campus locations during the first few days of classes. You’ll help students and visitors find their way, answer common questions, and create a welcoming atmosphere. We’ll provide all the info and supplies—you just bring your smile and helpful attitude!
Join us for the groundbreaking ceremony of the new
If you could switch jobs with anyone at UIS, who would it be and why?
I would like to be the person who paints the lines on the sports fields. The robot line painter is fascinating. I took several years of drafting/mechanical drawing in high school in the days before AutoCAD. Precision, accuracy and consistency are a must in certain situations. In years past, I had to help paint the lacrosse field for my daughter's team at Centennial Park by hand. The other parent I was working with did not have the same appreciation for accuracy as I.
Excitement is growing at the University of Illinois Springfield as construction is underway on the new Library Commons building. The publicly funded project was made possible by a $42.5 million investment from the State of Illinois.
What do you like about your job?