Announcement provided on behalf of Dr. Vickie Cook, chair of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs search committee:
UIS has invited four finalists to campus to interview for the position of Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. Please watch Campus Announcements for details on final time and place for each candidate’s open forums.
Tentative schedule is:
Feb. 28: Dr. Jamarco Clark
Ann Comerford, interim vice chancellor for student affairs at the University of Illinois Springfield, has been elected president-elect of ACUI, formerly known as the Association of College Unions International.
Comerford will spend a year in the president-elect role observing closely all phases of ACUI's activities in preparation for assuming the presidency in March 2024.
University of Illinois Springfield Student Affairs staff and programs were honored with awards at the Association of College Unions International (ACUI) Region V Conference in Madison, Wisconsin, October 27-29, 2022.
Marie Watson, associate director of student life, received the Inspiring Vision Award for mid-level professionals.
I. Policy Information
Policy Owner: Student Affairs
Responsible Official: Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
Approved by: Chancellor
Date Approved: 8/9/2022
Amended Date: 9/6/2022
Effective Date: 9/6/2022
Target Review Date: May 2023
Contact: Jantzen Eddington, Dean of Students
II. Scope
This Policy applies to all incoming, continuing and transfer student-athletes in the UIS athletics program.
III. Purpose
This award recognizes an individual who always demonstrates professionalism by serving the needs of the University community. This individual takes the extra step to ensure that all students/clients feel important and welcome, and those expectations are not only met, but exceeded.
Risk Scenario 1: UIS Student Affairs receives a phone call from a student’s guardian. “My child went on a trip with UIS, and I haven’t been able to reach him/her. I have reason to think that something went wrong. I’m not 100% sure what the trip was or where s/he was going. Can you help me?”
UIS is committed to maintaining a drug- and alcohol-free environment for its students and employees, in compliance with applicable federal, state and local laws. Students or employees who violate federal, state or local laws concerning drugs or alcohol are subject to criminal prosecution; those who violate the Policy and Program for Drug Prevention may also be subject to institutional sanctions.
Only requests from UIS recognized student organizations and groups shall be considered. Nothing prevents the University administration from using the flag poles for University purposes.
Displays will only be permitted on the Legacy Campus flag pole(s); poles in the teardrop are reserved for University use only. Displays can only be flown on one pole at a time.
