Shift Rotate Reflect is a re-imagining of poet and artist Jen Bervin’s first survey exhibition.
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Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in the lobby of Central Illinois Regional Airport. 
Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall.
Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall. |
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This is a regular Civil Service Council meeting. All meetings are open to the public and available to attend via Zoom.
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A discussion-based group exploring a book written by graduate student instructors for graduate students, to give wide-ranging concepts of building and sustaining a community to support graduate students navigating teaching at the college level. No registration is necessary—come as you can and leave when you must.
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Meet with President Tarhule and enjoy an evening of Redbird fun at the CORE Construction Headquarters.
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For additional information contact Dr. Rachell Hockenberry (309) 438-5063
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An overview of how AI tools can be used in instructors' reflective practices on their own teaching. Participants will consider how AI tools could be used to identify patterns in their teaching and scaffold pathways to improving instruction. Registration Required
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The School of Kinesiology and Recreation will host the Esther Larson McGinnis Scholar Lecture Series on Wednesday, October 29, 2025 in Brown Ballroom III, Bone Student Center. The event begins with a reception at 5:30 p.m. The lecture, More than Sport, begins at 6 p.m. and will be presented by Dr. Dawn Anderson-Butcher, professor in social […]
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This series will highlight films throughout horror history that have been discussed within the context of queer representation,
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In our final accessibility session of the series, we’ll focus on the vital role of accessible videos in education. Discover why accessibility matters in video content and how it can enhance learning for all students. We’ll discuss the importance of providing descriptions and hints for low-vision students, ensuring that your visual content is inclusive. Learn […]
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WGLT is excited to announce the return of Radio Faces on Oct. 30, 2025. We will celebrate 20 years of Radio Faces with a presentation and Q&A with a very special guest from NPR. Our special guest will be announced later this month so stay tuned! The evening also includes an elegant dinner and an […] |
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October 3, 10, 24, 31, November 7 (Fridays) (No Class October 17) 9:30-11:30 am Attend in person at ISU’s Alumni Center, 1101 N. Main St., Normal OR Watch Online via Zoom FEES: $35 for Senior Professional members (includes all six sessions) $45 for non-members (includes all six sessions) For in-person participation, pricing is per […]
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You do not have to be a video production specialist to incorporate video into your Canvas courses. Import videos from your computer or record video from your webcam or screen capture—quickly and easily. All videos will be automatically closed captioned. You can record videos once and embed them into multiple courses for teaching, assignments, assessment, […]
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WGSS is hosting a Trick or Transgress Halloween event with a tarot fundraiser for the Trevor Project.
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The Friends of Ewing Cultural Center are hosting Trick-or-Treat at the Manor from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31.
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Print a spirited Redbird tea towel with the help of current ISU printmaking students. |
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ISU Symphony Orchestra will perform works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Conducted by Samuel Chen To purchase tickets
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For additional information contact Dr. Geoffrey Duce (309) 438-2409
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Illinois State University will observe International Education Week (IEW) during the first week of November 2025.
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This November, you’re encouraged to give your jack-o-lanterns and decorative gourds a second life by composting them instead of tossing them in the trash. 
Ella Gage’s solo exhibit at the Rachel Cooper Art Gallery, “Perception,” is a set of self-portraits in acrylic paint and oil pastel, which she created to explore her experiences over the years in college. The artwork visually represents her perceptions of herself and how others perceive her, using saturated color and diverse depictions of her daily life to foster a deeper understanding of her myriad identities. |
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Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall.
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Attend a behind-the-scenes visit to GROWMARK and get a real-world understanding of what a major corporation and their headquarters are like.
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Join the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) and the Center for Integrated Professional Development (CIPD) for a community reading of Democracy in Retrograde: How to Make Changes Big and Small in Our Country and in Our Lives by Sami Sage and Emily Amick. In today’s political climate, it’s easy to feel discouraged and overwhelmed by […]
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Join ISU WGSS and Department of History for a scholarly talk and discussion with Mary Beth McAndrews, horror journalist and filmmaker. The talk takes place on Tuesday, Nov. 4 at 1 p.m. in Schroeder Hall 236.
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A discussion-based group exploring a book written by graduate student instructors for graduate students, to give wide-ranging concepts of building and sustaining a community to support graduate students navigating teaching at the college level. No registration is necessary—come as you can and leave when you must.
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Kevin Surace, Silicon Valley futurist and AI pioneer, will give a keynote as part of the Presidential Speaker Series on November 4 in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center.
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Feminist horror director Mary Beth McAndrews will screen her film Bystanders (2024) at the Normal Theater on Tuesday, November 4, starting at 7 p.m.
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This short course will help you get familiar with the new CidiLabs DesignPLUS Sidebar tool in Canvas. In only 90 minutes, you will learn how to access the DesignPLUS Sidebar in Canvas, test different options for customizing pages, explore how to use the toolbar to make more engaging content, and use the accessibility checkers to […]
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Connect with Career Services staff and learn how they assist international students. Join Health Promotion and Wellness and Milner Library and get PAWSitively Stress Free! Take a study or work break to pet certified therapy dogs and enjoy other stress-relieving activities! Illinois State University students report stress as one of their top impediments to academic success. Research shows that for some, just a few minutes of petting a dog […]
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Meet former international students and learn how they landed internships or full-time jobs in the United States.
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Connect with representatives from leading organizations and learn about the vital transferable skills employers seek in candidates and how to develop them.
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A discussion about how to use AI to improve research productivity. Participants will consider how AI-powered tools can assist in literature reviews, data analysis, and other important but time-consuming stages of the research process. Registration Required.
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A concert of world premieres by students in the Music Composition program at ISU. For additional information contact Dr. Alex Stephenson (309) 438-8323
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A concert of world premieres by students in the Music Composition program at ISU. For additional information contact Dr. Alex Stephenson (309) 438-8323
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Using real case studies, this webinar will give you the confidence and framework to spot AI opportunities and how to implement AI solutions.
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October 23, 30, November 6, 13 (Thursdays) 1:30-3:30 pm Attend in person at ISU’s Alumni Center, 1101 N. Main St., Normal OR Watch Online via Zoom FEES: $35 for Senior Professional members (includes all four sessions) $45 for non-members (includes all four sessions) For in-person participation, pricing is per person. For Zoom participation, pricing […]
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The Health and Public Service Career Fair connects Redbirds with recruiters from related industries.
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Join us for the next talk in our series “Challenges to Democracy” on November 6 when Professor Evan Bernick will ask if the Constitution still matters.
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Storyshare is a series of monthly storytelling events where members of the ISU community share short 5-7 minute true stories about their own lives.
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It's the Jersey shore, imagined through the pen of American dramatist Tina Howe (1937-2023). |
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Last day to officially withdraw from the University. After our office closes, you can still submit the withdraw form until 11:59pm in your My.IllinoisState.edu account. Last day to withdraw from a full semester course. A withdrawal grade of WX will be assigned. No adjustment of charges or financial aid. After our office closes, you can still submit the withdraw form until 11:59pm in your My.IllinoisState.edu account.
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Last day to add pass/no pass (pass/fail) to a full-semester course.
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October 3, 10, 24, 31, November 7 (Fridays) (No Class October 17) 9:30-11:30 am Attend in person at ISU’s Alumni Center, 1101 N. Main St., Normal OR Watch Online via Zoom FEES: $35 for Senior Professional members (includes all six sessions) $45 for non-members (includes all six sessions) For in-person participation, pricing is per […]
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This session focuses on the importance of listening to and reflecting student voices in your instruction and course design. Participants will examine what it means to center student perspectives, explore inclusive practices that analyze and respond to student input, and co-create strategies for cultivating a more meaningful and equitable learning environment. Registration Required
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The Department of Sociology and Anthropology will be hosting ISU emerita associate professor of sociology Dr. Maria Schmeeckle for its third research series talk of the semester.
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Get an exclusive look at glass-blowing as you make your own glass piece.
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For additional information contact Dr. Kate Lewis (309) 438-2951 This event is sponsored by the Harold K. Sage Foundation, the Illinois State University Foundation Fund and the Jerry Antonini Guest Artist Fund.
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It's the Jersey shore, imagined through the pen of American dramatist Tina Howe (1937-2023). |
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Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall.
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Get an exclusive look at glass-blowing as you make your own glass piece.
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We may not be in the stands, but Redbirds are loud and proud from wherever they are!
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Launch party for found-poetry zines created in response to Jen Bervin's exhibition, Shift Rotate Reflect.
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It's the Jersey shore, imagined through the pen of American dramatist Tina Howe (1937-2023).
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It's the Jersey shore, imagined through the pen of American dramatist Tina Howe (1937-2023). |
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Explore aviation up close with a 45-minute guided tour of the very first Boeing 747-400 ever built, then enjoy time to wander the museum’s exhibits on your own. We are excited to offer Family Climbs along with Family Swims held in the Student Fitness Center pool and their rock wall on Saturdays and Sundays. Lifeguards are on duty and all parents/guardians must remain in the pool area. Families are encouraged to bring their own flotation devices. Please note, in order to climb, children […]
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It's the Jersey shore, imagined through the pen of American dramatist Tina Howe (1937-2023).
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Featuring choral works focused on the theme of "LIGHT". Morten Lauridsen's LUX AETERNA, Ola Gjeilo's NORTHERN LIGHTS, John Rutter's CANDLELIGHT CAROL, Dan Forrest's LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT, and Elaine Hagenberg's LOVE'S PURE LIGHT. For additional information contact Professor John Koch (309) 438-2472 To purchase tickets
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For additional information contact Dr. David Collier (309) 438-8022
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LAN 41-Skokie and Niles Township action team meets every second Monday of the month at 9 a.m. Teams linkChair: Julianne Rooney The Peoria County Action Team meets every second Monday of the month. If you are interested in joining this meeting, contact chairpersons: Jere Murry and Joan Pegues. |
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Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall.
Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall.
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Whether you're transitioning from a face-to-face course to online or teaching a new online course for the first time, getting started can be the hardest part. This workshop will focus on strategies to help you plan your course with intention. The first hour will explore common challenges in course mapping and best practices for scaffolding […] LAN 40-Evanston action team meets every second Tuesday of the Month at 10 am Zoom Link: https://district65.zoom.us/j/82011544295?pwd=IVNRp4ymXYAQJ3RZ2V39YgQPBnjbVv.1 Co-Chair: Allison Harned
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Before you start Thanksgiving break, enjoy a free and casual lunch with employers.
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Illinois State University will hold its annual Veterans Day Ceremony on November 11.
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Joint meeting of the Administrative Professional and Civil Service Councils. All meetings are open to the public and available to attend via Zoom. Breastfeeding 101 Introduces participants to the benefits of breastfeeding for baby, mom, and the family as well as information on nursing techniques, the role of pumping, and information about Illinois breastfeeding laws and Illinois State University policy. This is a free class open to faculty, staff, and students, and their spouses/partners. Facilitated by a certified […] The Sangamon County Action Team meets on the second Tuesday of the month 12:15 p.m.-1:15 p.m. If you are interested in joining the meeting, contact chairperson: Judge Karen Tharp.
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Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall.
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In our third session we will learn about campus units that can offer support to undocumented students (e.g., financial aid, counseling services, etc.). We will describe the holistic support available to undocumented students, including academic, emotional, and financial resources. Participants will leave with practical suggestions for referring undocumented students to the appropriate campus unit based […]
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A discussion-based group exploring a book written by graduate student instructors for graduate students, to give wide-ranging concepts of building and sustaining a community to support graduate students navigating teaching at the college level. No registration is necessary—come as you can and leave when you must.
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Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall. Join Dr. Bruce Burningham, professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, as he delivers the biannual College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Lecture. |
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What if our most productive moments happen when we step away from our desks? What if flourishing—not busyness—was the true measure of productivity?
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Are you feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, or simply stretched too thin? In today’s higher education landscape, many instructors are navigating an increasingly dynamic environment marked by political pressures, shrinking budgets, rising workloads, and shifting expectations from students and institutions. Now more than ever, we need spaces that support our well-being and remind us we’re not alone […]
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Join us online for this CrossPlatform Graphic Design Lecture on Zoom.
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Queer Coalition is sponsoring a Trans Resilience Colloquium with the Department of Psychology on November 12, 2025, from 2-4 p.m. (location TBD).
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A hands-on chance to explore how different types of prompts can be used with university-supported tools. Participants will learn how to talk to their students about effective prompt engineering, and test prompts that are relevant to their own work as scholars. Registration Required.
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Connect with fellow Redbirds and alumni who completed internships and learn how they shaped their academics and career development.
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For additional information contact Dr. Justin Vickers (309) 438-8855
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For additional information contact Band Office (309) 438-2166 To purchase tickets |
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Student Counseling Services invites faculty and staff to participate in Recognize. Respond. Refer., a campus-wide series designed to support your ongoing efforts in promoting student well-being. This three-part series offers approachable, practical strategies to help you identify signs of student distress, respond with care and confidence, and connect students to helpful campus resources. You don’t […]
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October 23, 30, November 6, 13 (Thursdays) 1:30-3:30 pm Attend in person at ISU’s Alumni Center, 1101 N. Main St., Normal OR Watch Online via Zoom FEES: $35 for Senior Professional members (includes all four sessions) $45 for non-members (includes all four sessions) For in-person participation, pricing is per person. For Zoom participation, pricing […]
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The Center for Integrated Professional Development’s Online Education Learning Community is designed for instructors who teach fully online or hybrid courses at ISU. Whether you're new to online teaching or have years of experience, this community will focus on sharing experiences, co-learning, and navigating together the ever-evolving landscape of teaching online. For Fall 2025, we’ll […]
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Today is the last day to register to take a spring proficiency exam. For more information on exam availability and registration, please go to the Proficiency Registration page. The McHenry County Action Team meets every second Friday of the month at 10 A.M. Meeting type: Zoom Contact community co-leader Phil Biage if you have any questions.
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We are excited to offer Family Climbs along with Family Swims held in the Student Fitness Center pool and their rock wall on Saturdays and Sundays. Lifeguards are on duty and all parents/guardians must remain in the pool area. Families are encouraged to bring their own flotation devices. Please note, in order to climb, children […]
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Share in the gift of Redbird connections, play some games, and enjoy delicious foods including an ISU fav, Insomnia cookies.
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We may not be in the stands, but Redbirds are loud and proud from wherever they are!
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Artistic Direction by Laina Reese Werner-Powell Synopsis Content Disclosure: TBDRun Time: TBD
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For additional information contact Dr. Anne McNamara (309) 438-2388 To purchase tickets
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For additional information contact Dr. Paul Nolen (309) 438-8872 To purchase tickets
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Step inside the professional world with Redbird Career Treks! Join Career Services for an exclusive visit to COUNTRY Financial's headquarters—a behind-the-scenes look at one of the region’s leading employers! Applications now open Spots are limited and all majors are encouraged to apply! Lunch and transportation are provided. Attendance is required for the entirety of the […]
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Student Counseling Services invites faculty and staff to participate in Recognize. Respond. Refer., a campus-wide series designed to support your ongoing efforts in promoting student well-being. This three-part series offers approachable, practical strategies to help you identify signs of student distress, respond with care and confidence, and connect students to helpful campus resources. You don’t need […] It’s almost over! You need one last effort to finish strong this semester. This workshop will help you develop a successful study strategy for final exams, including how to make the most of your study tools, how to manage stress, where you can study most effectively, etc. Call 309-438-7100 or stop by the Visor Center […]
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Join our speaker as she explains the complex intersection of neurodivergence—including high sensitivity, ADHD, and autism—and chronic burnout. The McLean County Action Team meets ever third Tuesday of the month. If you are interested in joining, contact chairperson: Belinda Kennedy Meetings are virtual.
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Explore strategies to increase interactivity and engagement in your online courses while meeting federal regulations for distance education. Regular and S0ubstantive Interaction (RSI) is a federal requirement for all online courses that distinguishes “distance education” from “correspondence education”—the latter is not eligible for federal financial aid, meaning the University must return all financial aid tuition […]
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Connect virtually with alumni and discover how they successfully transitioned from college to career. The Winnebago County Action Team meets every third Tuesday of the month at 3 P.M. Meeting type: Zoom Contact community co-leader Phil Biage if you have any questions.
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For additional information contact Dr. Angelo Favis (309) 438-7123
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The Kane County Action Team meets on the 3rd Wednesday of month at 10:00 a.m. Community Co-Leader: Phil Biage pbiage@niu.edu (630) 638-0855Meeting Type: Zoom Meeting
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Join Queer Coalition for lunch followed by an exploration of Girth & Mirth clubs between their founding in the 1970s in San Francisco and their last hurrah in the early 2000s. LAN 53-South Cook County action team meets every third Wednesday of the month at noon. Meeting type: In person (varies month to month)Chair: Mike Rudolph The Champaign County Action Team meets ever third Wednesday of the month. Group meetings are virtual on Teams. If you are interested in joining, contact chairperson: Heide Gulbrandson-Andrews (DCFS) (217) 278-5400
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An open session for participants to share and demo AI practices they’ve tried in Fall 2025. This session will be a chance to network with peers and plan for AI-related endeavors for the Spring 2026 semester. Registration is required.
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Have a chance to hear from different law schools and receive answers to commonly asked questions regarding law school on November 19.
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Titled Almost a Night at the Movies, the Wind Symphony presents music with direct and indirect connections to the music of the stage and screen. The concert opens with Icelandic musician Björk’s Overture from the movie Dancer in the Dark. Björk starred in the lead role as an immigrant factory worker who suffers from a […] |
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LAN 53-South Cook County action team meets every third Thursday of the month at 10 a.m. Zoom link available on requestChair: Kimberly Haynes
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The Engineering Technology Fair connects employers seeking Redbirds for their open positions.This fair is held in collaboration with the College of Engineering. The Will County Action Team meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 2 P.M.Community Co-Leader: Phil Biage Meeting Type: Zoom Meeting Contact community co-leader Phil Biage if you have any questions. It’s almost over! You need one last effort to finish strong this semester. This workshop will help you develop a successful study strategy for final exams, including how to make the most of your study tools, how to manage stress, where you can study most effectively, etc. Call 309-438-7100 or stop by the Visor Center […]
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Come say hello and grab a hot drink with members of the Civil Service (CS) and Administrative/Professional (A/P) council members who serve you.
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For additional information contact Band Office (309) 438-2166 |
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The Kankakee County Action Team meets every third Friday of the month at 8 A.M. Community Co-Leader: Phil Biage pbiage@niu.edu (630) 638-0855 If you are interested in attending the meeting, contact community co-leader: Phil Biage The DuPage County Action Team meets on the third Friday of the month at 11 A.M. Community Co-Leaders: Jackie Rankin (Court Appointed Special Advocate)Phil Biage pbiage@niu.edu (630) 638-0855 Meeting type: Zoom Contact Phil Biage if you have any questions or want to join the meeting.
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Thanksgiving vacation begins at 12 p.m. Saturday, November 23. Classes resume December 2.
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We may not be in the stands, but Redbirds are loud and proud from wherever they are! |
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This is a regular Civil Service Council meeting. All meetings are open to the public and available to attend via Zoom. |
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LAN 67-West Side Chicago action team meets every fourth Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. Zoom link available on requestChair: Dr. Annetta Wilson |
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The Lake County Action Team meets every fourth Friday of the month at 9 A.M. Meeting type: Zoom Community co-leader: Sandra Shultz, Phil Biage Contact Phil Biage if you have any questions. |
