The primary audience for ECCE Speaker Series events is UIS undergraduate students enrolled in UNI 301. Our events are free and open to the public, so campus constituents and community members are welcome to attend as well. Size of the audience may range from 20-200 depending on interest in the topic and size of the venue.
When your event proposal is accepted, you are considered a committed host for your event. The presenter(s) are your invited guests and you are expected to provide accommodating hospitality for them. Additionally, you are required to take an active role in facilitating your event.
The Host Information Guide (PDF printable version) provides detailed information for being an event and guest host.
ECCE Speaker Series welcomes proposals from faculty, staff, community members and community organizations. Community members and organizations must work with a current UIS staff or faculty co-sponsor. The ECCE Speaker Series does not accept direct solicitations from speakers or their agents.
To be considered, your proposed event must fit two of the following ECCE themes of engaged citizenship:
UNI 301: Engaged Citizenship Common Experience (ECCE) Speaker Series is a required course for UIS undergraduate students offered on a Credit / No Credit basis. UNI 301 fulfills the Speaker Series requirement of the ECCE curriculum at UIS.
ECCE Speaker Series
University of Illinois Springfield
One University Plaza, MS PAC 525
Springfield, Illinois 62703-5407
Email: speakerseries@uis.edu
Phone: (217) 206-6245
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For more information regarding the ECCE Speaker Series or to join our mailing list for updates on our events, email us at speakerseries@uis.edu.
A three-year debate about how and whether the concepts of diversity, inequality and social responsibility should be taught at University of Illinois Springfield could culminate Feb. 18.
The Campus Senate, made up of about 30 faculty and student members, will consider resolutions at that time dealing with the Engaged Citizenship Common Experience (ECCE) curriculum. The curriculum is a three-course graduation requirement for all students that has been in place for more than a decade.
The Engaged Citizenship Common Experience (ECCE) Speaker Series aims to foster the appreciation for and practice of diversity and the active effort to make a difference in the world.
