Attend our online workshop! Our writing staff will discuss APA 7th style formatting and citation guidelines so you can feel confident using research in your writing.

*please register by emailing us at thehub@uis.edu with your name, UIN, and which workshop you’re interested in attending

Attend our online workshop! Our writing staff will discuss how to move from generic, general writing styles to communicating specific, intentional ideas in your writing.

*please register by emailing us at thehub@uis.edu with your name, UIN, and which workshop you’re interested in attending

Attend our online workshop! Our writing staff will discuss some prewriting strategies to give you a leg up on the beginning stages of your writing assignments.

*please register by emailing us at thehub@uis.edu with your name, UIN, and which workshop you’re interested in attending

Attend our online workshop! Our writing staff will discuss how to develop your topic from a general subject to a specific thesis statement.

*please register by emailing us at thehub@uis.edu with your name, UIN, and which workshop you’re interested in attending

Turning Adversity into Positive Career Traits | Oscar Garcia | Wednesday, November 9, 12:00 PM | Student Union Ballroom

Each of us has our own story. Our own struggles. Our own victories. Our own purpose. Oscar takes you on a personal journey of belittlement, self-doubt, cultural reaffirmation, and embracing our uniqueness. You'll learn how to turn adversity into positive career traits.

The Center for Lincoln Studies at UIS is pleased to announce the second annual Lincoln Legacy Lecture Educator Workshop. The Center invites up to twenty K-12 social studies and preservice educators to participate in a 1 1/2 hour workshop on Lincoln and African-Americans at the UIS Student Union. Participants will work with professor Jonathan White to examine letters of African-Americans to Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War. Prior to the workshop, they will receive a free copy of his newest book, To Address You as My Friend: African Americans’ Letters to Abraham Lincoln. The book is a remarkable new collection of over 120 letters that Professor White has discovered at the Library of Congress and the National Archives. Participants will be expected to read about 15 to 20 of the letters before the workshop.

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!

Join Zoom for the workshop (must be logged into your UIS Zoom account 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:

With DesignPLUS, you can stylize the appearance and customize the content of Canvas pages, assignments, the course syllabus, discussion descriptions, and quiz descriptions.

Check out Home Page Transformations with Design Plus and the Design Plus Gallery for inspiration.

In this session, you will learn how to:

Cidilabs DesignPLUS

With DesignPLUS, you can stylize the appearance and customize the content of Canvas pages, assignments, the course syllabus, discussion descriptions, and quiz descriptions.

Check out Home Page Transformations with Design Plus and the Design Plus Gallery for inspiration.

In this session, you will learn how to: