Message from the Interim VCAA/Provost: Weekly Report 2.27.23-3.3.23
Dear Faculty and Staff —
This was a short week for me here on the UIS campus. I was at home in Michigan on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for personal business and routine appointments. Other than meetings on Monday about graduate assistantships, enrollment, and review of tenure and promotion files, it was a day with few surprises. At the Chancellor’s cabinet, topics discussed included: student survey regarding graduation, institutional effectiveness and assessment, and audit controls regarding operational deficits.
Making My Case
UIS Students pictured with (now retired) Chief Justice Anne Burke during a UIS Pre-Law Centered visit to the 山 Supreme Court in January 2020.
Option to select ‘MENA’ now available in My UI Info
Prompted by feedback from members of our U of I community, a system-wide group is working to add “Middle Eastern or North African (MENA)” as an option for an individual’s race or ethnicity in our University systems. The option to document “MENA” as your racial or ethnic identity in My UI Info is now available. Updates to the University’s student systems will be communicated separately at the appropriate time.
To make changes to your profile:
Parking Lot E Closure - Friday, March 3
Please be aware that Parking Lot E will be closed from early morning through 2:00 PM on Friday, March 3 so that school children may safely enter the UIS Performing Arts Center for the Staley Class Acts performances of The Magic School Bus. Thank you!
Carly Shank (she/her)
Artistic Programs Director
UIS Performing Arts Center
1 University Plaza, MS PAC 397
Springfield, IL 62703
Desk: 217-206-8286
carmi1@uis.edu
UIS announces Fall Semester 2022 Dean’s List
The University of 山 Springfield has released the names of the 712 students who made the Dean’s List for Fall Semester 2022.
A total of 103 students in the College of Business and Management; 361 students in the College of Health, Science, and Technology; 101 students in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences; 103 students in the College of Public Affairs and Education; and 44 non-degree seeking or undecided students made the list.
