Employee Development Series
Civil Service Testing and Rules- What You Should Know
Please join us for the June session of the Employee Development Series! This month will focus on Civil Service Testing and Rules: What You Should Know presented by Amber Fosdyck and Madison Vangunten. Topics will include classification information, requesting/editing a position, job audits, and the Civil Service testing process.
Construction and Project Updates
University Hall Environmental Controls Upgrade
UIS electricians began work this week alongside external contractors to upgrade the environmental controls in UHB. Work will primarily be focused on floors 1 through 3 of University Hall.
Upcoming Events
End of Academic Year Party
Please join us for the End of Academic Year Party on May 11, 2026 from 11am-1pm on the North Patio of the Student Union. Enjoy a delicious lunch with your colleagues celebrating together as a campus community. Although not required, please feel free to RSVP to assist in our planning efforts.
April updates on campus construction projects.
Upcoming Events
Take Your Child to Work Day
Registration is still open for Take Your Child to Work Day on April 23, 2026! We have a full afternoon planned that includes a dorm tour, exercise science activity, E-sports, and more. We welcome up to 20 kids, aged 10-15 years old (7-9 years old with a parent present), to come and join us as we explore UIS.
March updates including social media accessibility reminders, employee communication tools, new blog posts and more.
About UIS Strategic Communication
We lead strategic organizational communication, marketing, media and digital efforts to promote the university’s mission and enhance its reputation.
Announcements
Take Your Child to Work Day
Another round of Take Your Child to Work Day is happening April 23, 2026. We have a full afternoon planned that includes a dorm tour, exercise science activity, E-sports, and more. We welcome up to 20 kids, aged 10-15 years old (7-9 years old with a parent present), to come and join us as we explore UIS.
Facilities & Services March Newsletter
Digital accessibility means creating a learning environment where every student feels included and capable. Being part of this work reminds me that even small efforts can make someone’s academic journey easier and more equitable. — Muqaddas S., Master of Public Health (MPH), Environmental Health