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The Office of Campus Relations will be hosting two Open Photo Studio sessions for Fall 2022 for all staff or faculty. These can be used for university purposes such as department websites, campus directory, speaking engagements at conference, etc. Any staff or faculty member who either hasn’t had their portrait taken or would like another, more recent, portrait taken are encouraged to attend.Ìý

The Campus Relations studio is in the Business Services Building, Room 95 (BSB 95).

The open studio sessions will be:

The UIS Police Department presents training classes on ways to minimize your risk during an active shooter / active threat incident. The next class will be on Wednesday, September 21^st, at 2:00pm in Brookens Auditorium. The class will be approximately 1 hour in length.

Sign up for website editor training on the new uis.edu website. Training typically lasts an hour and is open to all staff and students.

Sign up for website editor training on the new uis.edu website. Training typically lasts an hour and is open to all staff and students.

Sign up for website editor training on the new uis.edu website. Training typically lasts an hour and is open to all staff and students.

Sign up for website editor training on the new uis.edu website. Training typically lasts an hour and is open to all staff and students.

Setting up your fall course and have questions? Need a little (or a lot) of help? Miss your COLRS people and want to chat?

Then this session is for you!

(must be logged into your to access this meeting)

Join the COLRS staff to review some of the most frequently performed tasks as you prepare your Canvas site for the fall semester.

We'll review:

TheÌýHyFlexÌý(hybrid flexible) learning model is both a teaching format that bridges and blends the physical and digital classroomsÌýandÌýthe pedagogy that informs the design ofÌýHyFlexÌýlearning. This session will cover:ÌýÌýÌý

• Pedagogical overview ofÌýHyFlexÌýÌýÌý
• Instructional strategiesÌýÌýÌý
• Planning aÌýHyFlexÌýcourse sessionÌýÌýÌýÌý

The workshop will be held onÌýWednesday, July 20thÌýat 11:00 am.Ìý

How might bias, prejudice, and discrimination harm students, teachers, and the learning environment? What does it mean to have equitable, anti-racist, and inclusive classrooms? UIS is committed to offering fair and inclusive education for everyone, and UIS teachers should be leaders in creating environments that both identify as well as meaningfully and inclusively remedy inequities and injustices. In this session, we will collectively discuss the importance of equity, anti-racism, and inclusion in the classroom, and we will share strategies to promote these goals in all classes, regardless of major or level.