Two policies have been removed from the Campus Administrative Manual website: Accident Investigation Procedures and Organization and Responsibilities of Facilities & Services.

Need something to do for fun this summer? McKinley Stress Management Peers/Health Education Wellness Peers will be hosting Wellness Wednesdays at 5 p.m. Each week there will be a different activity around campus. Join us to connect with other people and take a break for your health — all are welcome! For the first Wellness Wednesday on June 3, we are planning on meeting up on the Main Quad. You are welcome to bring picnic blankets and any games or sports equipment — not necessary, though, as we will have a few toys! Come take a rest, play, or just be. We look forward to meeting you!

Yoga in the Fu Dog Garden?! Yes, please! Join us in this peaceful setting for Summer Yoga from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. every Tuesday this summer! Full Moon Yoga, New Moon Yoga, and Stretch 'n Sip will also continue through the summer. Kristina Reese will lead Sunset Yoga at the Illinois Arboretum from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. July 6 and Aug. 3. Learn more and register at the links above.

It's not too late to enroll your children (ages 5-11) in Allerton's Summer Day Camp presented by Busey Bank! Get your kids outside all day to discover art, nature, and science through hands-on exploration! Each week of camp features a different theme. Also check out our "By Kids, For Kids" Tours: Formal Gardens on June 6 and Mansion on July 12. Find all upcoming youth events here.

Celebrate Pride Month at LOVE FOR ALLerton on from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, June 5. This outdoor concert will feature singer-songwriter Sass opening for Beyond the Blonde: A Tribute to Pink, Gaga, and Gwen Stefani. The event opens up the Allerton Park Concert Series presented by Cim-Tek Filtration. A vendor fair will feature over 20 local artists and community resources. Food and drink available for purchase. Learn more here.

Join us for a hands-on, beginner-friendly Linux and Git Workshop! HPCBio, the bioinformatics core at the Roy J. Carver Biotechnology Center, is offering a full-day workshop covering two essential research tools: Linux/Bash for navigating the command line, managing files, automating tasks, and running common software, and Git/GitHub for tracking changes to code- and text-based work, collaborating with others, and managing projects. Learn more and register at the HPCBio Workshop webpage.

Looking for support in managing diabetes? In partnership with OSF Healthcare, join University of Illinois Extension for a monthly diabetes support group designed for individuals living with diabetes and their caregivers. Sessions will take place at Danville Public Library from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on the second Tuesday of the month from May to December, running from May 12 through Dec. 8. Each session will include a short educational component and an open discussion in a welcoming, educational space. Learn more or register at go.illinois.edu/diabetesDPL.

Fulbright is offering informational sessions for faculty interested in the U.S. Scholar Program. Sessions focusing on STEM, TEFL, and early career researchers are being offered on June 2, 10, and 11 for those interested. You may click the link to learn more and register.

From RNA-Seq analysis and regulatory genomics to single cell and spatial transcriptomics, the virtual Computational Genomics Course introduces researchers and clinical scientists to tools and methodologies used to analyze genomic data in a rapidly evolving field. Hosted June 22–26 by the Mayo Clinic and the Illinois Alliance for Technology-Based Healthcare, the course combines lectures, hands-on labs, self-paced activities, and on-demand content. No prior coding or computational genomics experience is required.

Researchers at the U. of I. are seeking adults ages 35–64 for the HEATWAVES study — a 10-week, video-delivered wellness program you can do from home and on your schedule (outdoor walking, warm water bathing, or both). Most activities are completed from home, with flexible scheduling and two lab visits in Champaign-Urbana. Participation includes brief surveys. Receive a free Fitbit ($100 value). Testing begins in mid-June with rolling enrollment this summer. Learn more by clicking here or calling 217-300-7484.

People who are considering or working toward changing their drinking behavior are welcome to join this 4-week study. We study how people interact with information as they attempt to change their drinking every day. Eligibility includes: (1.) drinking occasionally or more, (2.) thinking about or working toward reducing or abstaining from alcohol, and (3.) proficient in English. $120 in compensation. If interested, please visit: https://illinois.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6xrkw9eZYwc74qO (Given some technical errors, please fill out the survey again if you already did last week.) Thank you!

Healthy adults ages 18-40 with no hearing loss but significant difficulty hearing in noise are invited for a study on listening in noise. There is an online survey to determine eligibility followed by lab visits for those who qualify. Lab visits include hearing screening, listening to sounds, and measuring ear and brain activity. There is a maximum of three lab visits, each lasting 2-3 hours. Compensation for lab visits is paid in cash ($15 per hour). Parking is covered, and mileage is reimbursed ($0.655 per mile, up to a maximum of 37.5 miles per visit). To participate, complete our survey.

Looking for children and teenagers (ages 5-17) who are native speakers of American English and have normal hearing. The purpose of this research is to study how and when children develop the ability to process sounds in noisy environments, such as busy classrooms and other crowded environments. Participants will listen and respond to speech samples and receive a hearing test during one or two 1- to 2-hour visits. Compensation of $15 per hour will be provided after each visit. Free on-site parking available! To learn more, fill out our screener or email: anex-lab@illinois.edu.

Help make the Next Alcohol Fitbit! The Alcohol Research Lab is looking for participants for a validation study of transdermal biosensing bracelets, and we will be running sessions over the summer. Participation involves attending three laboratory sessions, wearing at least two transdermal bracelets (on your non-dominant hand), and filling out surveys for two weeks. Up to $400 in compensation for participation.