Category Archives: Other departments

REMINDER: History Careers Night – TOMORROW

Dear Students,
 
I hope your semester has started off well! 
 
On behalf of the History Department, I wanted to write to invite you to our “History Careers Night” event, to be held Thursday, September 19, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in room 1000 Lincoln Hall.  Five distinguished graduates of our Department will be coming to speak about the paths and strategies that led them to successful careers.  There’ll be lots of time for questions and answers, as well as informal conversation (fueled by a reception generously hosted by the Friends of History, our alumni organization).  This event is open to all majors as well as prospective majors — we hope you’ll join us, and bring a friend!
 
Best wishes for the term and your year!
 
John Randolph, Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Department of History
 
2013 History Careers Night
 
Thursday, September 19, 7:30-9:30 pm
 
1000 Lincoln Hall
 
Five distinguished graduates of the University of Illinois Department of History will each speak on the paths and strategies that led them to their successful careers, followed by an opportunity questions and answers.  Open to all history majors and prospective majors.
 
The panelists:
 
Lynda Byrd (BA 1962, Teaching of Social Studies) former principal of Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights, Illinois
 
Guy Fraker (BA 1960, JD 1962), attorney, Bloomington, Illinois; history consultant, and author of Lincoln’s Ladder to the Presidency: The Eighth Judicial Circuit (2012)
 
Daniel Peris (PhD 1994), portfolio manager, Federated Investors, Pittsburgh, PA, and author of The Dividend Imperative: How Dividends Can Narrow the Gap between Main Street and Wall Street (2013) and The Strategic Dividend Investor (2012).
 
Roger Taylor (BA 1967), curriculum consultant, founder of Curriculum Design for Excellence, Inc., Oak Brook, IL, expert consultant on applying Common Core State Standards
 
Thomas Todd (BA 1980), attorney, Aspen, Colorado, with the Denver-based firm Holland & Hart LLP, specializing in real estate and land use law
 
Refreshments will be served after the panel discussion.
 
Sponsored by the Friends of History, the department’s alumni support group.
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College of Business ICT Information Meetings

Good morning,
 
The College of Business will be holding information meetings during the week of Sept. 30.  The meetings will last between 30 and 45 minutes and are not mandatory for students who are interested in transferring into the College of Business.  Please share this information with any students who may be interested. 
 
Monday, Sept. 30 – 3:00pm; 2057 Business Instructional Facility
Tuesday, Oct. 1 – 11:00am; 2001 Business Instructional Facility
Thursday, Oct. 3 – 4:00pm; 1049 Business Instructional Facility
 
If they cannot make it to any of the meetings or would like more information they can check our website http://business.illinois.edu/undergrad/admissions/intercollege-transfers.aspx or email me at afontana@illinois.edu.  
 
Have a great day,

Anthony Fontana
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"Get to Know Global Studies" Event (for students, by students)

The LAS Global Studies student group, Global Studies Leaders, are hosting an evening tomorrow night called “Get to Know Global Studies.” The event’s purpose is to inform interested students about the major and minor. The evening is “for students, by students” (although some professors and advisors will also be in attendance).
 
When: Tuesday, September 17th @ 7:00 – 9:00 pm 
Where: Lucy Ellis Lounge, Foreign Language Building
 
Attached is an informational flyer…

Get to Know Global Studies Event!

Attention All Freshman and Transfers!!

Have all your questions about the Global Studies major answered by the staff and upperclassmen at the Get to Know Global Studies event. Information will be provided about the different thematic areas, regions and languages. Come learn about the amazing opportunities that Global Studies has to offer!

Pizza and snacks will be provided!

When: Tuesday, September 17th @ 7:00-9:00 pm

Where: Lucy Ellis Lounge, Foreign Language Building

Hosted by the Global Studies Leaders and GS Office

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School of Chemical Sciences Interest Meetings

Fall 2013 School of Chemical Sciences Interest Meetings
Thinking about transferring into the School of Chemical Sciences?
It is necessary that all interested students attend an ICT interest meeting to learn about the following programs:
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Specialized Chemistry
Chemistry Sciences and Letters
Computer Science and Chemistry
The SCS advising team will present information on each program, curriculum, ICT criteria, career opportunities, and the process of declaring each program. Interested students should only attend one session as all of the meetings are identical.

These meetings will be held on:
Thursday, September 12th 9:00‐10:00am & 4:00‐5:00pm 303Noyes
Wednesday, September 25th 11:00am‐12:00pm 301Noyes
Friday, October 11th 9:00‐10:00am 217 Noyes & 3:00‐4:00pm 163 Noyes
Monday, October 21st 11:00am– 12:00pm 203Noyes & 2:00‐3:00pm 165 Noyes
Tuesday, December 3rd 1:00‐2:00pm 163 Noyes
To learn more about these programs in the School of Chemical Sciences, visit
http://scs.illinois.edu/ and http://publish.illinois.edu/scsadvising/

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PS FAIR IS TODAY!!! 3:00, 4th Floor of DKH

All students on campus are invited to attend the PS FAIR.  On Tuesday, September 10, from 3:00-5:30, on the 4th floor of David Kinley Hall, the Department of Political Science will host its annual Political Science Major Fair. At that event, you can learn about our internship offerings, meet the Pre-Law Advisor, discover study abroad opportunities — some led by faculty from the Department, explore the political science major or even become interested in our honors program.  You can meet the present and past heads of the department, other faculty, advisors and students interested in political science.

Majors, of course, are already invited to this event but minors and prospective majors and minors or even just interested students are all welcome at this event.  Many students – who aren’t political science majors – have enjoyed Illinois in Washington, study abroad trips with our faculty as well as our regular courses.  Bring a friend. If you can’t come, send a friend.

 

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History Careers Night – Thursday, September 19, 7:30 PM, Room 1000 Lincoln Hall

Dear Students,
 
I hope your semester has started off well! 
 
On behalf of the History Department, I wanted to write to invite you to our “History Careers Night” event, to be held Thursday, September 19, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in room 1000 Lincoln Hall.  Five distinguished graduates of our Department will be coming to speak about the paths and strategies that led them to successful careers.  There’ll be lots of time for questions and answers, as well as informal conversation (fueled by a reception generously hosted by the Friends of History, our alumni organization).  This event is open to all majors as well as prospective majors — we hope you’ll join us, and bring a friend!
 
Best wishes for the term and your year!
 
John Randolph, Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Department of History
 
2013 History Careers Night
 
Thursday, September 19, 7:30-9:30 pm
 
1000 Lincoln Hall
 
Five distinguished graduates of the University of Illinois Department of History will each speak on the paths and strategies that led them to their successful careers, followed by an opportunity questions and answers.  Open to all history majors and prospective majors.
 
The panelists:
 
Lynda Byrd (BA 1962, Teaching of Social Studies) former principal of Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights, Illinois
 
Guy Fraker (BA 1960, JD 1962), attorney, Bloomington, Illinois; history consultant, and author of Lincoln’s Ladder to the Presidency: The Eighth Judicial Circuit (2012)
 
Daniel Peris (PhD 1994), portfolio manager, Federated Investors, Pittsburgh, PA, and author of The Dividend Imperative: How Dividends Can Narrow the Gap between Main Street and Wall Street (2013) and The Strategic Dividend Investor (2012).
 
Roger Taylor (BA 1967), curriculum consultant, founder of Curriculum Design for Excellence, Inc., Oak Brook, IL, expert consultant on applying Common Core State Standards
 
Thomas Todd (BA 1980), attorney, Aspen, Colorado, with the Denver-based firm Holland & Hart LLP, specializing in real estate and land use law
 
Refreshments will be served after the panel discussion.
 
Sponsored by the Friends of History, the department’s alumni support group.
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Sociology Open House

The Fall Sociology Undergraduate Open House is this Wednesday, Sept. 4th from 3-5 pm in 3057 Lincoln Hall.     It is open to current as well as prospective Sociology students!

Students can learn more about the major, connect with other Sociology students, pick up an AKD application…

Refreshments Served!

All Sociology and interested students welcome!

soc-advising@illinois.edu

 

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College of Education ICT Info Sessions

The College of Education will be holding Informational Sessions for students that wish to transfer into the College of Education. Please encourage your students to attend one of our informational sessions if they have questions about the application process to the majors of Elementary Education, Early Childhood or Special Education. Attending a session is the BEST way for students to get all their questions answered by an academic advisor. 
 
The informational sessions will be held every Tuesday of the Fall semester 4-5pm Education building room 210A.

Health Professions RSO Fair

Please post flyer in your office and share with students as appropriate.
 
The 2013 Health Professions RSO Fair is the perfect opportunity for students pursuing health professions who want to get more involved in the community or develop their leadership skills. 
 
This event will be held on Wednesday, September 3 from 5-7p in SDRP (Ikenberry Commons) Multipurpose Room 2025 A/Band is hosted by The Career Center and the Health Professions Living Learning Community.
 
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Media Applications Now Available

Please feel free to pass along to students interested in applying into the College of Media.  Thank you!
 
The applications are now live.  Please go to the link listed below and choose the appropriate application that is located at the bottom of the web page.
 
 
The deadline to apply is 3:00 pm Thursday, September 26, 2013.
 
ICT Nights
All sessions are from 4:00-5:00.
  • September 9, 100 Gregory Hall Room
  • September 11, 100 Gregory Hall Room
  • September 17, 100 Gregory Hall Room
 
Students check the link below for the latest information from the College of Media
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