The next installment of the Employee Development Series on Time Entry Systems and Leaves of Absence will be held virtually on February 24, 2026 from 9 to 10 a.m. All are welcome to attend the online session. Systems that we will be discussing and demonstrating include VSL, AVSL, FLRS, and Timesheets (Banner Self-Service).
To improve operational efficiency and maximize cost savings for the university, UIS will be migrating our Zoom environment into the UIUC tenant. Originally scheduled for last night, the migration will complete tonight.
Please be aware of the following maintenance window:
To improve operational efficiency and maximize cost savings for the university, UIS will be migrating our Zoom environment into the UIUC tenant.
Please be aware of the following maintenance window:
The next Civil Service Advisory Council meeting will be held Wednesday, February 4th at 10 a.m. The meeting will be held in BRK 141A (ITS) and streamed via Zoom. All Civil Service employees are welcome to attend.
Join the UIS College of Business and Management on Thursday, Feb. 26, at 11 a.m. for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of the Sean & Taryn Grant/Landmark Auto Trading Lab. Located on the fourth floor of University Hall, the new Bloomberg trading lab provides students with hands-on access to real-time market data and professional financial tools.
The first session of the 2026 Employee Development Series will be Workers' Compensation presented by Courtney Montgomery from System Office.
Campus Senate will meet on Friday, January 23, from 10 a.m. to noon in the Student Union North Ballroom.
If an expected document is missing from the links provided, please notify CampusSenate@uis.edu as soon as possible.
Please join Professors Jennifer Faulkner (Medical Laboratory Science) and Catherine Williams (Integrated Sciences, Sustainability, and Public Health) for a discussion and demonstration of Science Interactive lab kits used in UIS science courses. Faculty will share their experiences implementing these kits across different modalities and class sizes, highlighting successes and lessons learned.
In this panel discussion, Professors Richard Gilman-Opalsky (Political Science) and Deborah Anthony (Legal Studies) will speak about their experiences teaching at Logan Correctional Center in Lincoln, Illinois, through the Northwestern Prison Education Program. They will discuss how they became involved with the program, what teaching in prison entailed, and how their work at Logan changed and enriched their teaching at UIS.