The Illinois Supervisory Skills Program is an opportunity to develop self-awareness of management styles and personal biases, to practice strategies for resolving conflict and to build confidence in leading others through performance feedback and coaching techniques. Open to current academic or civil service employees with at least a 75%-time appointment. 

The School of Architecture is hosting a residential two-week, intensive summer program at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.  The program is organized around the design studio and provides a studio-focused, intensive workshop experience. By the end of the program, students should have an idea of what entails being an architecture student.  

On June 12, you will no longer be able to receive a phone call to authenticate with Duo. The “Call me” feature will be disabled. If you rely on this method of authentication, you must make sure your Duo settings are correct before this change happens to guarantee uninterrupted access to University websites and resources.

This summer, the Women's Resources Center will be offering a 4-session book club on "Sexual Citizens: Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus" by Dr Jennifer Hirsch and Dr Shamus Khan. This text explores the social ecosystem that makes sexual assault a predictable element of life on a college campus. Sign up at go.illinois.edu/sexualcitizens  

Join us on Tuesday to hear from award-winning designer Yang Liu on communication design. Liu's unique perspective is demonstrated in her popular book series "Meets," which depicts the differences in various aspects of her life. Yang will discuss identity, her latest project, "USA meets Europe," and take you on a visual journey that explores cultural identity & interpersonal relationships.

Panelists: Dacia Xu; Jason Finkelman; Jay Xu; Xiaoze Xie; Chair: Chen Shen. The goal of this roundtable is to pursue an understanding of how museums can play an active role in eliminating the stereotype of Asian Americans in contemporary society through exhibitions and programs.

Looking for adults aged 21-64 years with high weight for height to participate in a study into prolonged sitting and how adults think. The study involves 3 visits to Freer Hall, wearing activity monitors, and screening. Measures include cognitive tests, electroencephalography, a body scan, a maximal exercise test, and blood draws. Compensation up to $350.Click here if interested!

This study involves adults ages 45-75 years consuming two different supplements daily for two separate four-week periods. Participation involves collection of stool samples and diet records. Participants will complete surveys and computer tasks (over 6 visits of 1.5 to 2.5 hours each) to assess thinking ability. The study will take ~13 weeks total. Compensation of $350 provided upon completion. 

Recruiting 2-4 month-old infants who are exclusively breastfed or formula-fed since birth and have not received any solid foods.  We will collect one infant stool sample, one maternal stool sample, and a breast milk sample, if lactating.   Participants will receive a gift certificate upon sample(s) pick up. For more information, contact Dr. Marcia Siegel at monaco@illinois.edu.

The iCONS research study involves 7 2.5-hour visits & a daily gummy for 9 months.  Activities include height, weight, & eye health measurements, reading & math related questions, computer tasks, & parent questionnaires. Families will receive up to $370 with parking provided. To learn more, email iconstudy@illinois.edu

Join our 70-minute study on the impact of biodiverse landscapes on well-being. The study involves doing cognitive tasks, viewing a short slideshow, and having skin moisture, heart rate, and emotions measured. Participants will receive $20 in compensation. To participate, complete this form and meet the age (18-40) and health requirements.