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Services for Noah Hays
Services are set for Noah Hays, a freshman in SIUE’s College of Arts and Sciences, who died Thursday, Jan. 25 in Monroe County.
Today’s visitation is from 5:30-7 p.m. at Christ Community Lutheran Church in Columbia with a memorial service immediately following at 7 p.m.
Quernheim Funeral Home in Waterloo is managing the arrangements.
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Don't Miss the Phi Kappa Phi Book Exchange, Today and Jan. 31 |
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The Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society is hosting its next book exchange:
11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Today and Wednesday, Jan. 31
Peck Hall, First Floor Lobby
Members of the SIUE community are invited to bring a book, and then take one from the inventory available. Book purchases can also be made for a nominal cost.
Phi Kappa Phi was founded in 1897, and is one of the nation’s oldest and most selective honor societies for all academic disciplines. Chapter 203 was established at SIUE in 1978.
For more information, visit siue.edu/PKP/ or contact Chapter President Cindy Scarsdale at cscarsd@siue.edu.
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The Next Lifelong Learning Speaker Series, Jan. 31 |
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The SIUE Office of Educational Outreach invites you to attend the spring 2018 Lifelong Learning Speakers Series every Wednesday on the campus of SIUE.
The next Speakers Series will be held Wednesday, Jan. 31 in Morris University Center's Missouri Room:
"Maintaining Walls: Environmental and Social Impacts of the U.S.- Mexico Border Fence," presented by Adriana Martinez, PhD, assistant professor of geography and environmental sciences
10:30-11:45 a.m.
"Mindfulness and Meditation," presented by Jessica Ulrich, LCSW, and Lisa Thompson- Gibson, LPC, SIUE Counseling Services
1:15-2:30 p.m.
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Register Now for Jan. 31 Webinar on Microaggressions, Equity & Inclusion |
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Please consider joining The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion for a webinar examining campus climate and the topics of microaggressions, exclusionary behaviors, political correctness and more.
Microaggressions, Equity & Inclusion Webinar
1-2:30 pm
Wednesday, Jan. 31
Morris University Center, Mississippi/Illinois Room
The recent national outrage and controversy surrounding the rally in Charlottesville and continued protests of controversial speakers on campuses has been unprecedented. Today, campuses are experiencing tremendous upheaval, a rise in student activism and institutions living in a world of uncertainty.
Join our expert presenter, Naomi Sigg, director of Multicultural Affairs at Case Western Reserve University, for insight and best practices to assess and improve campus climate. This webinar will give you practical steps and solutions to move beyond civility towards a truly inclusive institution.
Click here to register.
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Don't Miss the Next Conversations @ STEM, Feb. 1 |
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The next Conversations @ STEM is all about the Next Generation Science Standards. What does STEM look like according to this set of standards and what can it offer to educators?
12-1 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 1
The STEM Resource Center, Vadalabene Center Room 1304
Come by and let us know your experiences and thoughts. There are optional background articles for those interested.
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The SIUE Meridian Society Requests Proposals, Deadline Feb. 1 |
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The SIUE Meridian Society is looking to fund projects (up to $5,000) that demonstrate a collaborative effort between an SIUE unit and a community organization.
SIUE colleges, schools, major units, departments and organizations (including student organizations) with an SIUE account are invited to apply for the 2018 Meridian Awards.
The Meridian Award Application/Proposal must be submitted and received by 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 1.
Electronic submissions are preferred to meridiansociety@siue.edu
Mail submissions to:
Meridian Awards
c/o Meridian Society at SIUE Foundation
Campus Box 1082
Edwardsville, IL 62026-1082
Please note Meridian application requirements.
For more information, contact Julie Babington at 650-2378 or meridiansociety@siue.edu.
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School of Pharmacy to Host Annual Diabetes Education Program, RSVP by Feb. 2 |
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Don't Miss the Next Q&A with Chancellor Pembrook, Feb. 12 |
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10 a.m.
Monday, Feb. 12
Morris University Center, Meeting Room A
As a reminder, these meetings are open to all faculty and staff.
The Chancellor invites you to ask questions, have a dialogue and/or express ideas that you might have.
Other scheduled Q&A's with the chancellor include:
March 13 -- East St. Louis Campus
April 17 -- Edwardsville Campus
June 4 -- Alton Campus
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Springboard to Success Student Leaders Wanted, Encourage Students to Apply Now |
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The 2018 application process for Springboard to Success Student Leaders is now open.
This is an opportunity for student leaders from various areas of campus life to come together to help create a welcoming experience for future SIUE students. The Office of Admissions is looking for students who meet the following criteria:
- Have completed a minimum of 24 semester hours at SIUE by the end of Spring 2018 and plan to enroll in Fall 2018 classes at SIUE (summer enrollment not required)
- Good disciplinary and financial standing with the University
- Good standing with University Housing
- Good academic standing with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0
If you know any students who meet this criteria, if you have questions, or to receive an application, please contact Regiere Lovett at 650-2754 or relovet@siue.edu.
The application deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 14.
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Leadership Presenters Needed for Spring 2018 |
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Presenters are needed for the Spring 2018 Leadership Programming Series. The Student Leadership Development Program is open to any SIUE undergraduate or graduate student, and covers a variety of topics centered around leadership, communication and career issues.
We have two different programs we are looking to fill. If you are interested in serving as a presenter, please read below and then complete this form getinvolved.siue.edu/submitter/form/start/146410.
Leadership Lunches—will occur on Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m. throughout the semester (dates below)
Women’s Leadership Institute—February 20 from 4 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
We are interested in a wide range of topics. Listed below are topics that have been previously offered, but we are interested in other topics as well. Each session is between 45 minutes and 1 hour, and we ask that the sessions not just be a full lecture. We hope that there will be some sort of interactive portion with an activity, discussion, etc.
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Cross Cultural Awareness
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Professional Etiquette
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Conflict Resolution
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Effective Communication
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Understanding the Org. Climate
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Stress Management
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Ethical Leadership
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Civic Responsibility
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Mindfulness in Leadership
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Team Leadership
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True Colors
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Leading Your Peers
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Keys to Leadership Success
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Dealing with Change
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Social Justice
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Event Planning
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Becoming a Successful Leader
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Social Media
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Interviewing Skills
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Building Your Resume
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Social Change Model of Leadership
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Time Management
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LinkedIn
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Recruitment & Retention
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Leadership Issues in the LGBT Community
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Positive Psychology/Leadership
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Sustainable Leadership
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Creating Effective Incentive Programs
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Save the Date, Spring Career Fairs Feb. 28 and March 1 |
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10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Morris University Center's Meridian Ballroom
Wednesday, Feb. 28
College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, and all non-teaching degrees
Thursday, March 1
School of Engineering
Professional attire required. Bring copies of your resume!
Don’t forget your Cougar Card for registration at the door.
A list of attending employers can be found on the Career Development Center's website.
For more information, please call the CDC at 618-650-3708 or visit the website.
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