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Janet Gooch: College commencements mark the beginning of new opportunities for graduates
May 03, 2024
University of Illinois Springfield Chancellor Janet Gooch wrote a column about commencement that was published by The State Journal-Register on May 3, 2024. This is a short excerpt: "Next weekend, I'll stand on the stage of Sangamon Auditorium shaking the hands of more than a thousand University of Illinois Springfield graduates poised to start new chapters in their lives. Many of our students have jobs awaiting them, while others plan to continue their education or explore the many opportunities their degrees will unlock. |
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UIS emeritus professor explores economic inequality in a new book
May 03, 2024
Donald Morris, a University of Illinois Springfield emeritus professor of accounting, has written a new book, “Economic Inequality: Utopian Explorations.” |
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Speech and Debate Team Excels During Spring Semester
May 03, 2024
Danielle Webster
The UIS Speech and Debate Team enjoyed a semester full of online, asynchronous tournaments, capped off with the Speech and Debate Showcase that was part of the School of Communication and Media’s first “COM Day” program. |
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PAR director Piscia honored with UIS service award
May 03, 2024
Public Affairs Reporting program director Jason Piscia was honored this week with the University of Illinois Springfield's Spencer Faculty Service Award for his work in and outside the university to strengthen and serve the journalism profession. |
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UIS awards almost $4,000 to local high school students as part of a virtual stock trading competition
May 02, 2024
The University of Illinois Springfield College of Business and Management has awarded nearly $4,000 in prizes to local high school students who competed in a virtual stock trading competition. Spearheaded by UIS Assistant Professors of Finance Serkan Karadas and Tammy Schlosky, the competition included more than 80 students. |