Free Speech for Engaged Citizenship: On Campus & Beyond | Alex Morey | Wednesday, March 1, 6:00 P.M. | Brookens Auditorium

Engaged citizens use their voices to express themselves, support causes they care about, and make positive societal change. But given today’s often volatile environment impacting speech around critically-important issues like race, COVID-19, abortion, and more, using this core right can seem — or even be — risky.

Viewing Student Success on Campus Through a Historian's Lens | Dr. Jessica Harris | Wednesday, February 15, 6:00 P.M. | Brookens Auditorium

Equity is a moral, social, and economic imperative. The democratic and economic future of the state of Illinois and the country rests in our collective ability to get a greater number of citizens with a post-secondary credential. The equity gaps that persist in student outcomes at colleges and universities are rooted in the past and have endured over time.

Flamenco-Jazz Crosscurrents: A Musical Case Study of Intercultural Collaboration | David Chiriboga, Wendy Clinard, & Dr. Brian Stark | Wendnesday, February 1, 6:00 P.M. | Brookens Auditorium

In this presentation, jazz saxophonist Dr. Brian Stark will outline the interaction of cultural forces during the evolution of the flamenco-jazz style, with a special emphasis on jazz musician Miles Davis’s perception of the similarities between his experience as a Black American and that of the Spanish Roma people who originated flamenco.

In November of 2022, Dr.

Implicit authentication (IA) is a technique that allows the smart device to recognize its owner by being acquainted with his/her behaviors.

Faculty Scholarship Series: Custodians of the Word in

Restoration ecologists and park managers continually seek ways to improve long-term community engagement in conservation projects.

Writing Hours:

Tuesdays 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm, Student Union*

All undergraduate courses welcome!

*Please note: Walk-in hours start Week 2 (January 24th), and run through Wednesday of Finals Week (May 10th).

Student Union walk-in hours will be held up in the Starbucks area

General Math Hours (All 100-level math courses, as well as CCJ 342 and ECO 213):

Mondays 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, The Learning Hub*

*Please note: Walk-in hours start Week 2 (January 24th), and run through Wednesday of Finals Week (May 10th).

The Learning Hub walk-in hours will be held in the Solarium (check in at the front desk)

If you have a bachelor’s degree and are interested in adding more skills or are looking for a career change, University of Illinois Springfield’s graduate programs will help you get there.