Category Archives: Informational Meeting
College of Education ICT Info Sessions
Health Professions RSO Fair
Media Applications Now Available
- September 9, 100 Gregory Hall Room
- September 11, 100 Gregory Hall Room
- September 17, 100 Gregory Hall Room
Media ICT Info Meetings
Spanish Minor
Department of Spanish, Italian, & Portuguese
Fall 2013 Information meetings
Avoid waiting in line at the advising office during peak periods!
If you have been considering a major or minor in Spanish and you would like more information about how and when to declare, the requirements, and how study abroad can be incorporated, you are invited to attend one of these information meetings. Come meet the undergraduate Spanish advisor, Beth Chasco, as she explains the curriculum and answers student questions. In this way you can avoid the long lines at the advising office during peak periods. *Bring the Intent to Declare a Campus Minor form and a print out of your academic history if you believe you will want to declare a minor at the end of the meeting.
Spanish Minor Information/*Declaration Meetings Lucy Ellis Lounge FLB (1st floor behind elevators)
Bring the Intent to Declare a Campus Minor form and a print out of your academic history if you believe you will want to declare a minor at the end of the meeting.
Tuesday, September 17, 5:00-6:00 PM
Thursday, September 26, 4:00-5:00 PM
Wednesday, October 23, 5:00-6:00 PM
Tuesday, November 5, 4:00-5:00
If you are unable to attend any of these meeting, please visit the advising webpage and view the links to Major and Minor Requirements: http://www.sip.uiuc.edu/spanish/undergraduate/advising. You may also visit me during my walk-in hours also found at this URL.
Psychology Prospective Student Meetings
The Psychology Advising Office will be offering informational meetings for prospective students.
Please have your student read over the preparation steps found at http://www.psychology.illinois.edu/undergraduate/prospective/index.html and have them sign up for a meeting in Room 10 Psychology Building. They will receive a packet of helpful information. (We’ll try and get fancy like biology next semester and have this all on-line).
The ICT/curricular change criteria:
1) Complete an introductory psychology course (PSYC 100 or equivalent),
2) Complete a statistics course (PSYC 235 – Intro to Statistics or equivalent [STAT 100, ECON 202, EPSY 280, SOC 280, SOCW 225]),
3) A UIUC biological/cognitive psychology course (PSYC 204 – Brain & Cognition, PSYC 210 – Behavioral Neuroscience, PSYC 220 – Images of Mind, PSYC 224 – Cognitive, PSYC 230 – Perception and Sensory, or PSYC 248 – Learning & Memory).
And maintain a minimum 2.75 GPA for all psychology and statistics courses taken at UIUC.
If you meet the above criteria, you can formally declare psychology as a major visit the Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) college office in Room 2002 Lincoln Hall during the first two weeks of each semester or the month preceding registration (October & March).
Fall 2013 Prospective Student Meetings – Room 13 Psychology
Wed. 8/28, 3 p
Thur, 9/5, 2 p
Mon. 9/9, 9 a
Wed. 9/18, 3 p
Fri. 9/27, 10 a
Thu. 10/3, 2 p
Wed. 10/9, 3 p
Thu. 10/17, 3 p
Thu. 10/24, 10 a
Wed. 10/30, 3 p
Tues. 11/5, 2 p
Wed. 11/13, 9 a
Wed. 11/20, 3 p
Tues. 12/3, 2 p
Mon. 12/9, 2 p
Wed. 12/17, 3 p
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Illinois in Washington DC
Live, Learn and Intern in DC with Illinois in Washington.
Come learn more about this academic internship program where you can take U of I classes while interning in Washington, DC. Deadline for spring term applications is October 1. Information sessions: Tuesday, September 10, Noon to 1 pm at the Career Center Conference Room or 6 to 7 pm at 1064 Lincoln Hall. Visit: www.washington.illinois.edu.
Questions? Contact Susan Halebsky Dimock, PhD, Interim Director, Illinois in Washington, 703-946-0806 (c), sdimock@illinois.edu
www.washington.illinois.edu
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