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If you will need disability-related accommodations in order to participate, please email the contact person for the event. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs.

 
 
 
 
Announcements for the week of September 29, 2024
 
 
 

Events

Crucial Conversation- The Unify Challenge College Bowl October 1, 2, 3, & 9

The Office of Civic Life (OCL) is partnering with Unify America for virtual dialogues. The Unify Challenge College Bowl is a guided video conversation with a student from another university with different views and background.  Together, the students will talk through a survey about big goals for our country. They’ll cover topics like mental health, climate change, policing, student loans, and immigration. No prep needed! Together with thousands of students from college campuses across America, the Unify Challenge can show how small conversations can make a big difference in our country.

Sessions are offered 2 times each day

Gina Lee-Olukoya • Office of Civic Life

 This opportunity is available online.

 

Submit your events to the Dads Weekend calendar!

This year, Dads Weekend is November1-3. If your department is holding special events during Dads Weekend, we invite you to add them to the official Dads Weekend calendar. Click the title of this announcement. In the upper right-hand corner is a "+" sign, click that and add your event!

Dads Weekend Calendar

Taylor Egerton-Cargo • New Student and Family Experiences

 

Illinois Graduate and Professional School Fair 2024

Thinking about grad school? Are you unsure, but want to know more? You are invited to the Illinois Graduate and Professional School Fair on October 9, 2024, 12 - 3:30 p.m. at the Illini Union. Explore the possibilities of pursuing a Master's, Ph.D., or professional degree. All majors and class-levels welcomed! Connect with admission representatives from 130 schools to learn about advanced degrees in health, business, engineering, agriculture, communications, education, STEM, and more. Registration encouraged but not required. To learn more and to register visit Handshake.

October 9, 12–3:30 pm • Illini Union

Craig Cliburn • The Career Center

 

Friday Forum + Conversation Cafe: Elections and Voting: 2024 and Beyond

Aaron Ammons was elected Champaign County Clerk in 2018. Prior to that he was an Urbana Alderman and co-founder of Champaign Urbana Citizens for Peace & Justice. Aaron worked at Illinois for 17 years and served as President of SEIU 73 Chapter 119. He served as a Trustee for the State University Retirement System and is married to State Rep. Carol Ammons (103rd District). In 2021, the voters decided by referendum to merge the Recorder’s office into the Clerk’s office, making Clerk Ammons the first Clerk and Recorder in Champaign County. 

October 4, 12–1 pm • University YMCA, 1001 S. Wright St., Champaign, IL

Diversity & Social Justice Education • Diversity and Social Justice Education and the University YMCA

 

Path Towards Healing Walk

Collaborating with Project Heal, the Counseling Center is hosting a walk around the Arboretum to represent our commitment to supporting students toward disordered eating recovery. Join us for educational resources, awareness, community, and fun! Games and prizes available. Registration is FREE. Check-in begins at 11am.

October 13, 12–1 pm • Arboretum

Michelle LeMay and Ian LeSueur • Counseling Center

 

Family Workout Night

Sign up for Family Workout Night at the Outdoor Fitness Court! As a part of Exercise is Medicine Month, parents can engage in two group fitness classes, while their children enjoy collaborative games, healthy snack-making, and a modified group fitness class. Children ages 6-12 are welcome to join for only $12 per household! Register via Active Illini with your NetID and password.

October 14, 6–7 pm • Outdoor Fitness Court

Youth Programs • Campus Recreation

Programs

LeaderShape Institute - Cluster Facilitator Application Now Open!

The Illinois Leadership® Center is seeking faculty and staff to serve as Cluster Facilitators for the 2025 LeaderShape® Institute™ program. At the Institute, undergraduate students learn to lead with integrity while working toward a vision grounded in their values. Cluster Facilitators facilitate and support students’ growth. For more detailed information or to apply, click here!

September 25–October 21

Hannah Driscoll • Illinois Leadership Center

 

Exercise is Medicine on Campus Month

Join us as we kick-off Exercise is Medicine on Campus Month, a campus-wide program proclaimed by Chancellor Jones that promotes accessible physical activity as a vital sign of health. We'll have giveaways items and educational resources to support your initiatives on improving the overall well-being of the campus community. View the calendar of events and download signs for your units here.

October 1–31, 12:15 pm

Alana Harris • Campus Recreation

Practice Kindness

Ways to actively demonstrate kindness

Check in with coworkers regularly: ask about their families, get to know them on a personal level. Be vulnerable and take risks with your own story.

Student Affairs • Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

Did you know?

DYK The Jeffries Center awarded over $60K in scholarships?

The Jeffries Center had a record number of scholarship applications and awarded over $69,500 in scholarships. 

Beth Hoag • Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

 
 
 
 
 
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