Category Archives: Informational Meeting

LAS ICT Info Sessions in October

The ICT period for students intending to transfer into LAS (effective Spring 2016) is October 4 – October 30.

 

We will begin ICT Info Sessions next week already!  Please share the information below and attached with your students:

 

Transfer into the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

The College of LAS will accept Intercollegiate Transfer (ICT) applications online October 5 – October 30, for changes effective Spring 2016. Students intending to initiate an ICT into LAS must attend an Information Session before applying online. At the session, we’ll discuss:

  • The full range of opportunities available to you as an LAS student
  • The online ICT process
  • College-level requirements
  • Departmental and college advising
  • And everything else you need to know

 

You can find information about ICT requirements at www.las.illinois.edu/prospective/intercollegiate.

 

ATTEND ONE OF THESE INFORMATION SESSIONS:

Monday September 28, 9 – 9:50 am, 1002 Lincoln Hall

Friday October 2, 1 – 1:50 pm, 1090 Lincoln Hall

Monday October 5, 10 – 10:50 am, 1090 Lincoln Hall

Friday October 9, 3 – 3:50 pm, 1002 Lincoln Hall

Wednesday October 14, noon – 12:50 pm, 1090 Lincoln Hall

Tuesday October 20, 5 – 5:50 pm, 1090 Lincoln Hall

Friday October 23, 9 – 9:50 am, 1002 Lincoln Hall

Wednesday October 28, 4 – 4:50 pm, 1092 Lincoln Hall

 

If you have questions or need anything else, please contact: Gretchen Pein at pein@illinois.edu or
Bob Steltman at
steltman@illinois.edu.

 

 

Have a great weekend,

Gretchen

 

Gretchen Pein Baloun | Director

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences | Student Academic Affairs

2002 Lincoln Hall | MC-446

702 S. Wright Street | Urbana, IL | 61801

217.333.9836

 

Jewish Studies Open House — Wednesday, September 30 at 4PM (109 English Building)

I am writing to remind you about our program’s open house on Wednesday, September 30 at 4:00pm in the Jewish Studies office (109 English Building).  We’ll have pizza from Papa John’s and look forward to seeing you.

Jewish Studies Open House 2015 flyer

With best wishes,

Craig Alexander
Program in Jewish Culture and Society at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

http://www.jewishculture.illinois.edu

MCB Information Meetings

If you meet with a student who is interested in transferring to MCB please share the following information with them.

Transfering to MCB from Another LAS Major  on the Urbana Campus

Current Illinois undergraduates, in an LAS major, who wish to change their major to MCB (or declare as a second major) must first obtain written approval from a MCB advisor before processing the request in the LAS Student Academic Affairs office.

To obtain written approval interested students should attend one of our MCB  informational meetings offered during a curriculum change period.

October information meetings are offered at the following times:

 

Thursday, October 8, 4:00 PM

Friday, October 16, 4:00 PM

Monday, October 19, 9:30 AM

Thursday, October 22, 1:00 PM

Friday, October 23, 9:30 AM

Monday, October 26, 4:00 PM

Thursday, October 29, 3:00 PM

Friday, October 30, 9:30 AM

Students who are unable to attend an informational meeting will be required to make an appointment with an advisor in order to obtain the required paperwork for transfer. For general information on suggested courses to take prior to transferring please refer to our MCB Prospective Student Guide.

 

Intercollegiate Transfers, ICT

Current Illinois undergraduates who wish to ICT into the College of LAS and declare MCB as a major, must first attend an LAS information session, apply online and meet with an MCB advisor for approval. To meet with an MCB advisor, prospective ICT students can attend one of our MCB informational meetings or make an individual appointment with an advisor.  For general information on suggested courses to take prior to transferring please refer to our MCB Prospective Student Guide.

Tina M. Knox

School of Molecular and Cellular Biology

Coordinator of Undergraduate Instruction and Advising

E-mail: tmknox@illinois.edu

Phone: 217-244-8282, Fax: 217-244-8202

Online Appointments can be made at http://mcb.illinois.edu/undergrad/advising/appointments

 

MHRIR Informational Meetings

LER is hosting two Informational Meetings for students to learn more about the Master of Human Resources and Industrial Relations (MHRIR) Program at the School of Labor and Employment Relations!  Interested students will be joined by faculty and staff for curriculum overview and current students as they share their experiences in the program.  Other topics during the session include admissions requirements and career opportunities in the field!

 

Kindly pass information along to students that may be interested in a career in HR!  The first session is at the end of September.

 

Thursday, September 24th

Labor and Employment Relations Building

Room 35

5:00-6:30 p.m.

Dinner Provided!

 

 

Becky Barker

Assistant Dean for Student Services

School of Labor and Employment Relations

504 East Armory, Room 149B

Champaign, IL  61821

217/ 265 4074 or 217/ 333-2381

ebarker@illinois.edu

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Chemistry major and minor Information meetings

Dear Academic Advisors,

Are you working with a student who is interested in declaring Chemistry Science + Letters, Specialized Chem, or Chemical Engineering as a major?  Please refer them to one of our Informational Meetings. Students must register for a spot by signing up

here at https://go.illinois.edu/scsICTminor .  These Major informational meetings will last about an hour.

We will also be holding meetings for students interested in or wanting to declare the Chemistry minor, sign-ups for these meeting are also at https://go.illinois.edu/scsICTminor .

 

 

Thank you,

SCS Academic Advising

http://publish.illinois.edu/scsadvising/

 

 

 

Arif Fazel, M.S.

Academic Advisor (Last Names H – N)

School of Chemical Sciences

110C Noyes Lab

Office# 217-244-0263

Mobile# 850-321-9733

School of Chemical Sciences

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

505 S. Mathews, MC 712, Box 12-1

Urbana, IL 61801

Make an Appointment: http://meetme.so/ArifFazel

http://publish.illinois.edu/scsadvising/

Pre-Law events and resources for fall

Pre-Law Advising Services has a full calendar of events for this fall. Here are a few highlights to share with interested students. All students are welcome to attend our events!

 

Pre-Law 101: Sept. 8, Oct. 12, Nov. 4

This workshop is for any Illinois student who is new to pre-law. It will cover: What it means to be a pre-law student at Illinois; the profile of a successful law school applicant; building a pre-law resume during undergraduate years; and what helpful resources exist on campus. This workshop is primarily aimed at first year students but all students are welcome. Please visit the Pre-Law Event Calendar and RSVP to ensure enough seating and materials for everyone. First year students should attend a Pre-Law 101 prior to setting up an individual Pre-Law Advising appointment. All Pre-Law 101 sessions are listed on our Event Calendar, and each covers the same material.

 

Practice LSAT: Sept. 18, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm

Pre-Law Advising Services is pleased to present the opportunity for students to take a full length practice LSAT under timed classroom conditions! This is a great opportunity for students new to the LSAT to get a baseline score, or for October or December LSAT takers to try out their skills in a classroom setting. This is a full length, actual, previously administered LSAT exam which will be proctored in a realistic classroom setting. Seating is limited; please register here.

 

Personal Statement Workshops: Sept. 21, Oct. 8, Nov. 10

Students consistently tell us that this is the hardest part of the application, so we have developed this workshop to provide some insight. We will cover: What the personal statement is; how to begin writing it; what to include and exclude; writing separate addenda; how the personal statement and resume should work together; and an overview of the law school resume.

 

Law School Fair: October 6, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm in the Illini Union

It’s the biggest pre-law event of the year! Over 120 law schools visit campus to meet with prospective students. Gather information about law schools, talk with admissions professionals about their schools, collect some fun freebies and law school application fee waivers. This event is FREE and open to the public. Dress is business casual. For more information, including a list of law schools attending the fair, visit the website at http://prelaw.illinois.edu/law-school-fair. No registration is required.

 

 

Other Pre-Law Advising Services Resources

You and your students are also invited to utilize these resources offered by Pre-Law Advising Services.

 

Our Pre-Law Blog is updated on Mondays and Wednesdays during the academic year.

 

Pre-Law Advising Compass page: All students designated Pre-Law already have access; other students may add themselves to our page for access to handouts, applicant data, and helpful advice about the application process.

 

We’ve updated our extensive Pre-Law Handbook to include the most recent data on law school admissions and employment outcomes.

 

Social Media: You and your students are invited to connect with us on Facebook and on Twitter.

 

Thank you for sharing these resources with interested students!

 

Sincerely,
Jamie Thomas-Ward, J.D., M.S.
Director of Pre-Law Services

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Campus Center for Advising & Academic Services
807 S Wright St, Floor 5
Champaign IL  61820
(217) 333-9669
www.prelaw.illinois.edu

 

Join our Pre-Law Advising Services at U of IL Facebook group! http://www.facebook.com/groups/38102688195/

 

LAS ICT Info Sessions: information for August

Good morning,

 

Students interested in or intending to apply for transfer from another UIUC college into LAS must first attend an LAS ICT Information Session.  Sessions have been scheduled for mid- to late August; dates, times, and locations are below.  You can also find this information on our web site (http://www.las.illinois.edu/prospective/intercollegiate/) and on the attached handy flyer.  The application period, for changes effective Fall 2015, is August 17 through September 4.

LAS_ICT_Info_Aug2015

As always, please contact Bob Steltman (Steltman@illinois.edu) or me (pein@illinois.edu)  if you have questions.

 

Tuesday August 18, 10-11 am, 319 Greg Hall

Thursday August 20, 3-4 pm, 1000 Lincoln Hall

Friday August 21, 1-2 pm, 319 Greg Hall

Tuesday August 25, 5-6 pm, 1002 Lincoln Hall

Monday August 31, 9-10 am, 1002 Lincoln Hall

 

Have a great day,

 

Gretchen Pein Baloun | Director

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences | Student Academic Affairs

2002 Lincoln Hall | MC-446

702 S. Wright Street | Urbana, IL | 61801

REMINDER Illinois Abroad Australia INFO SESSION

Please help spread the reminder that we are hosting an Info Session on Tuesday, April 28 from 12:15 – 1:00 and Wednesday, April 29 from 4:15 – 5:00 in Room #3019 Huff Hall (Khan Annex) about the “Global Health and Diversity” course that will take place in Australia over the 2015-2016 Winter Break term. This course has been a popular course for students interested in health-related studies abroad.
 
We will focus on a variety of concepts comparing health issues in the U.S. and Australia. Students will be particularly interested in the health care, aging, disability, and maternal and child health aspects of the course.  Lena Hann, Clinical Instructor in the College of Applied Health Sciences School of Public Health, will be the instructor for the course.  In order to have an idea of attendance numbers, please have students register for the meeting at http://goo.gl/forms/A17XHzGR1d
 
Thank you in advance for sharing this information with your students.  These presentations are different from the ones that Study Abroad is holding for New Zealand and Australia and are the last information sessions that we will be holding before the end of the semester.  We appreciate your assistance in getting the word out about this program. 
 
Best regards –
Julie Bobitt, Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Program