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        <a  href="/news/uis-faculty-co-author-two-chapters-new-guide-administering-distance-learning-book">UIS  faculty  co-author  two  chapters  in  new  “A  Guide  to  Administering  Distance  Learning”  book</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">University  of  �山����  Springfield  Professor  Emeritus  and  Senior  Fellow  Ray  Schroeder  and  the  late  Karen  Swan,  The  James  J.  Stukel  Presidential  Professor  of  Educational  Leadership  at  UIS,  have  authored  two  chapters  in  the  new  book  “A  Guide  to  Administering  Distance  Learning.”</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-creates-three-new-schools-giving-students-opportunities-enroll-new-degrees-and-minors">UIS  creates  three  new  schools  giving  students  opportunities  to  enroll  in  new  degrees  and  minors</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  �山����  Springfield  is  now  offering  its  students  an  opportunity  to  enroll  in  new  degrees  and  minors  with  the  recent  addition  of  three  new  schools.&nbsp;



The  three  new  schools  include  the  School  of  Education,  the  School  of  Public  Management  and  Policy,  and  the  School  of  Politics  and  International  Affairs.&nbsp;</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-offering-accelerated-courses-over-holiday-break">UIS  Offering  Accelerated  Courses  Over  Holiday  Break</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  �山����  Springfield  is  giving  students  a  chance  to  speed  up  their  academic  progress  over  the  holidays.



UIS  will  offer  18  different  “accelerated”  courses  for  academic  credit.  The  classes  run  for  a  five-week  period  from  December  13th through  January  15th.  Classes  will  be  offered  in  multiple  subjects,  including  communications,  computer  science,  economics,  history,  public  administration,  and  more.



This  story  was  published  on  WMAY  on  Oct.  25,  2021.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/patriarchal-tradition-just-wont-budge">A  Patriarchal  Tradition  That  Just  Won’t  Budge</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">�山����  a  year  before  Christine  Mallinson  gave  birth  to  her  first  child,  she  and  her  husband  agreed  that  all  of  their  children  would  take  her  last  name.  The  decision  came  down  to  family  cohesion:  The  couple  wanted  their  children—they  eventually  had  two—to  share  a  last  name  with  the  only  cousin  near  their  kids  in  age,  who  was  Mallinson’s  niece.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-students-trick-or-treat-cause">UIS  students  trick-or-treat  for  a  cause</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">University  of  �山����  Springfield  students  went  trick-or-treating  for  a  cause  Sunday.



Seven  teams  of  students  traveled  around  the  Capital  City  asking  for  canned  food  donations  to  be  donated  to  the  Central  �山����  Food  Bank.



Organizers  say  that  the  annual  event  is  an  important  one,  and  that  the  goal  this  year  was  to  collect  10,000  pounds  of  food.



This  story  aired  on  WICS  Newschannel  20  on  Oct.  31,  2021.



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