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Illinois Leadership Center opportunities

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What’s your New Year’s Resolution?!
 
Dear Students!
 
Did you know that anyone can be a leader?  All you need are the proper skills!
 
The Illinois Leadership Center has space available in a couple of its i-Programs being held over winter break. Feel free to forward this email to your friends. IGNITE focuses on group development and leading change and we know you and your friends could bring these valuable skills back to your respective organizations, classes or job.
 
Thank you for your support of the Illinois Leadership Center!
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Spend some time this Winter break developing your leadership skills and learning how to become a more effective leader! If you find yourself with little to do this break, or are looking for a way to connect with new friends, we hope you’ll consider spending some time participating in one of our I-Programs!
 
Ignite Ignite                         
Focuses on group organization and development and leading change
     
Friday, January 4th, 2013
Location: Chicago
Time:9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Transportation will be provided to and from campus.
 
 
Saturday, January 5th, 2013
Location: Chicago
Time: 9:00 am – 6:00 PM
Transportation will be provided to and from campus.
 
Watch the video below to hear from past Ignite participants!
 
 
 
Space is limited, so register on our website today! http://www.illinoisleadership.illinois.edu/
 
 
Illinois Leadership Center
290 Illini Union, MC 384
1401 W. Green St.
Urbana, Il 61801
217-333-0604 . fax 217-265-8464
 
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It’s the Illinois Leadership Center’sTen Year Anniversary!
Celebrating A Decade of Leadership, A Lifetime of Purpose

MATRIX 12/4 Meeting

Hello MATRIX!

Welcome back from break. We have an exciting meeting planned for next week. It will be a talk about the Mathematics of Music given by Matthew Ando of the Math Department and Stephen Taylor of the Music Department and we will also be joined by some music students. This will be the last MATRIX meeting of the semester.
Here are the details:
Mathematics of Music Talk
Tuesday, December 4th at 5pm
173 Altgeld Hall
Hope to see you there! Feel free to bring friends too!
Thanks,
Michelle


Michelle Klein

President | MATRIX Math Club

Financial Planning Club

Please help us promote this great meeting on Managing Portfolios.  The Financial Planning Club has invited in three outstanding Portfolio Managers to attend this forum right after break.  We appreciate your assistance in promoting this event!  EVERYONE is welcome.

 

Interested in Wealth Management?

All are welcome at FPC meetings!

 Upcoming Events

  • Portfolio Manager Forum
    • Features 3 portfolio managers from Kovitz Investment Group, Exemplar Financial Services, and Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
    • Thursday, November 29th from 4-5:30 PM in the Monsanto Room (bottom floor of the ACES Library)
    • Professional Dress

Questions? Contact: fpcillinois@gmail.com

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Attend IGNITE over Winter Break!

Did you enjoy attending one of our i-Programs this year? Looking for something productive to do over your winter break?
 
Check out IGNITE!
 
IGNITE is one of the Illinois Leadership Center’s i-programs focused on group development and leading change within an organization.
 
If you want to make a difference on campus or transform your RSO, attend IGNITE!
 
    IGNITE will be held over winter break on January 4th and January 5th in Chicago.
 
Pick one of these two dates to attend IGNITE and develop your leadership skills with the Illinois Leadership Center.
 
Still not convinced?
 
Watch the link below to hear why YOU should register for IGNITE from past participants:
 
Visit www.illinoisleadership.illinois.edu to register for IGNITE today!
 
 
Illinois Leadership®Center
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

MATRIX Movie Night

Happy election day MATRIX!

One week from today, we’ll be having another social event! We’ll be watching a movie. In the spirit of election day, we are letting YOU vote for which movie you want to watch. There are math-related and non-math-related options and you can write in your own suggestion. Here is a link to the poll: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dElFOGVnNG5WVUQ5d0RrNXVSLThjbnc6MQ
To recap:
MATRIX Movie Night
When: Tuesday, 11/13 at 5pm (until the movie ends)
Where: 173 Altgeld Hall
Hope to see you there!
President | MATRIX Math Club

film(ing) workshop opportunity

Dear Colleagues  – the College of Media and Shatterglass studios are hosting an introduction to filmmaking workshop next Tuesday, November 6th at 4 – 6 pm. Open to all students with interest and cameras – even the inexpensive but decent digital camera kind. There’s a nominal fee to cut down on no shows since we are limiting the number of reservations. Please feel free to forward on the announcement below
 
 
 
 
Want to learn how to use a film camera? Improve your film production skills?  Do you own a camera with video capabilities and want to get the most out of it? Do you think some competency in filming would enhance you Advertising, Journalism, and MACS competencies?
Then this workshop is a must attend!
Tuesday– Nov 6th 4 – 5:50 p.m.
Room 108 English Building
 
 
 
Introduction to HDSLR Filming
Discover HDSLR camera and video fundamentals and take your filmmaking knowledge to the next level with this hands-on approach from Scott Regan (http://scottreganphoto.com)  Scott graduated with a BA from Columbia College in Chicago with a concentration in cinematography. He currently lives in Chicago and works locally with Shatterglass Studios (http://shatterglassstudios.com/)  as well as filming all over the world for companies like GoPro and Red Bull.  If you own a camera with video capabilities, then bring it to class.
 
Post-Workshop Social Event: Hosted by the CU Film Society
Full of passionate filmmakers and film-lovers, the Champaign-Urbana Film Society (www.cufilmsociety.org ) aims to encourage the progress of film culture and the enrichment of the cinema experience in Champaign-Urbana by celebrating the moving image in all its forms. Through intelligent programming and exemplary service, we hope to create a singular experience for audiences of all kinds. A place to celebrate cinema, discuss great films, meet fellow cinephiles, network with local filmmakers, actors and crew, and learn from industry professionals. Cineaste, movie-lover, amateur or professional, whatever you call yourself, if you believe in the transformative power of cinema, the C-U Film Society is your organization.
 
 
Seating is limited. You must register with $5 fee at: https://my.media.illinois.edu/filming
-College of Media

Financial Planning Club November Events!

Interested in Wealth Management?
All are welcome at FPC meetings!
Upcoming Events
·         HAPPY HOUR
o   Thursday, November 1st at Firehaus from 5-6:30PM
·         Speed Networking
o   Practice elevator speeches, interview questions, and review resumes 
o   Thursday, November 8th in 426 Mumford Hall from 6-7PM   
·         Portfolio Manager Forum
o   Feature 3 portfolio managers from Kovitz Investment Group, Midland States Bank
o   Thursday, November 29th from 3-5PM in the Monsanto Room (bottom floor of the ACES Library)
 
fpcillinois@gmail.com

International Virtual Career Fair

The International Virtual Career Fair is a great chance for international students to talk with top companies interested in hiring them for their home countries and/or the US.  Please contact me at vspring@illinois.edu if you have any questions.
 
 
VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR * REGISTER NOW * LEARN MORE HERE (Plus, iPod Nano Drawing)
NOVEMBER 7-8, 2012: International Students & Alumni will Meet recruiters live online..It’s easy!
 
Below are the registration links that could be linked to the images:
International VCF home page: http://international.careereco.net/
 
 
Tori Spring
Assistant Director, Employer Connections for Special Populations
The Career Center
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
715 S. Wright Street
Champaign, IL 61820
217-333-0820

Undergraduate Research Opportunity: SPIN October 24th

NCSA, eDream, and the Illinois Informatics Institute (I3) are looking for Illinois undergraduate students who have big ideas and the creativity, skill, and drive needed to bring them to life. We’re offering up to 15 paid innovation fellowships—selected students will work with NCSA, eDream, and I3 mentors during the Spring 2013 semester.

You and your students are welcome to join us at the NCSA Building (1205 W. Clark St., Urbana) from 4 to 6 pm Oct. 24 for NCSA SPIN(Students Pushing Innovation). Meet NCSA, eDream, and I3 staff and learn more about their research and areas of expertise. Free snacks will be provided courtesy of eDream.

For more information, visit: http://spin.ncsa.illinois.edu

Translation Study Abroad Program

Dear students,

The Center for Translation Studies is pleased to announce that the Translation Study Abroad program (TRST 401-3 undergraduate credits; 4 graduate credits) will take place during Summer 1 2013 (May 13-27, 2013).  Titled “Translation in the European Union” the program will travel to Paris, Strasbourg and Brussels for behind-the-scenes introductions to the work of translation and interpreting in key EU institutions, including the EU Commission, the EU Parliament, the Directorate General of Translation, NATO and UNESCO.  Our students will be exposed to the dynamics of the geo-political environment of the European Union and will receive hands-on experiences with the translator and interpreter’s role as mediator and communicator in today’s European multi-lingual and multi-cultural societies.  The course will be of particular interest to students in foreign languages, cultures, linguistics, political science, global studies,  international studies, EU Studies, law, and business. The course is open to undergraduate and graduate students in any major.  The experience can lead to internships in the EU. A little known fact is that the EU is in desperate need of qualified translators who can work INTO English from EU languages.

Estimated program cost is $2500, exclusive of air fare and personal expenses. Financial aid is available.  Apply through the Study Abroad office for LAS Study Abroad Scholarships.  The Center for Translation Studies will offer a limited number of travel grants. For information on those grants, please contact Prof. Elizabeth Lowe (elowe@illinois.edu).

The application deadline is March 1, 2013.

Translation Study Abroad 2013