Objective: To provide a venue to contribute to the career readiness of UIS Students by allowing students to practice professional networking skills, build employer connections, and gather career information.
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Do you wonder how to improve the process?
Please join the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs on Friday, March 25, 9:00-10:00 AM on Zoom: https://uis.zoom.us/j/85735886045
Feel free contact us with questions: ora@uis.edu
3.23.22
Dear UIS Students and Colleagues:
Two years ago, as the COVID-19 pandemic began to take hold of our world, we found ourselves experiencing a newfound sense of uncertainty, faced with decisions we had never before imagined making. Over a rapidly changing and very abbreviated period of time in March 2020, UIS leaders recognized the need to complete the semester remotely and asked anyone who could stay home to do so. By late March, a very small number of individuals continued to live or work on campus.
Greetings Past Commencement Volunteers,
Commencement time is quickly approaching and, once again, I am looking for volunteers to help us make this year’s Commencement memorable for our students. We are heading back down to the BOS Center for two ceremonies this year at 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. so we are going to need a bit of additional help, more so then we have needed in the last two years. We have an excited class of graduates, looking forward to celebrating with their family and friends.
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.
The Office of Budget and Financial Analysis (OBFA) provides objective, accurate and timely fiscal information, analysis and forecasting to inform the decision-making and resource allocation process for the campus.
The Office of Budget and Financial Services (OBFS) provides budget and financial services to university employees.
UIS offers multiple programs for employees to network with constituents and learn more about UIS and the many things that set us apart from other universities.
The Rising Stars program is designed for new employees to orient themselves to the campus and to familiarize them with the many acronyms, places, and faces they’ll see around them during their employment.
Employees can choose from a number of competitive health insurance plans, a dental plan, flexible spending plans, several types of term life insurance, long term disability insurance, supplemental investment programs and additional optional offerings. Employees and their children may also be eligible for tuition waivers. We provide sick time, shared benefits leave, vacation time, floating holidays, several paid holidays and other opportunities to take time away from work when necessary.
Academic and instructional resources are curated here to support the work of faculty and academic support staff.