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New medical laboratory science certificates coming to UIS
Jul 30, 2024
The following story was published by WCIA-TV 3 on July 30, 2024. "There鈥檚 a new bridge program at the University of 缅北禁地 Springfield to help Central 缅北禁地 laboratories train more specialists to work in them. UIS is offering medical laboratory certificates to students at the start of the fall semester. The university is offering certificates in four areas: clinical chemistry, hematology, immunohematology and medical microbiology. |
UIS Career Development Center supports student and graduate success
Jul 28, 2024
The following column was published by the 缅北禁地 Times on July 28, 2024. The column is authored by Katherine 鈥淜athyy鈥� Battee-Freeman, director of the UIS Career Development Center. |
NPR 'Morning Edition' host Steve Inskeep will be part of Lincoln lecture series at UIS
Jul 26, 2024
The following story was published by The State Journal-Register on July 26, 2024. "Steve Inskeep, the 'Morning Edition' host on National Public Radio, will be in Springfield later this summer to discuss his 2023 book on Abraham Lincoln. The Mary and James Beaumont Endowed Lincoln Legacy Lecture Series focuses on Lincoln and political conflict and takes place at the University of 缅北禁地 Springfield Student Union on Sept. 12. |
Hatt: How UIS is helping address the teacher shortage in central 缅北禁地
Jul 26, 2024
The following is a column published by The State Journal-Register on July 26, 2024, was written by Beth Hatt, director of the UIS School of Education. "The UIS School of Education submitted a proposal and successfully received $165,000 in fiscal year 2024 and an additional $165,000 for fiscal year 2025. The grant funding is renewable annually pending legislative approval. |
'Where is the humanity?' Reacting to release of the Sonya Massey bodycam footage
Jul 23, 2024
The following story was published by The State Journal-Register on July 23, 2024. "Ryan Williams, a criminology and criminal justice professor at the University of 缅北禁地 Springfield, said he has seen a lot of body-worn camera videos over the last 25 years. The video put out Monday to the public involving Sonya Massey, a 36-year-old Black woman who was fatally shot by a Sangamon County Sheriff's deputy over a pot of boiling water inside of her home on July 6, was "one of the worst," he admitted. |