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Schoenecker Named SIUE School of Business Dean
Tim Schoenecker, PhD, has been named dean of the SIUE School of Business. Schoenecker has served as interim dean since May 2016. His appointment is subject to SIU Board of Trustees approval.
Schoenecker has provided significant service to the School as a collaborative leader. He, in close partnership with faculty and staff, has contributed to the School’s growth and celebrated its accounting and business programs’ 2017 reaccreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), a hallmark of excellence earned by less than five percent of the world’s business schools.
Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Denise Cobb, PhD, extends her thanks to the search committee and its co-chairs, Anne Powell, PhD, and Ram Madupalli, PhD, and commends their choice.
“Tim has been a campus leader in a variety of roles throughout his productive career at SIUE, from University Planning and Budget Council chair to University Congress leadership to successful stints as associate dean, acting dean and interim dean of the School of Business,” Cobb said. “His commitment to SIUE and our community have been apparent during his most recent interim appointment. I am confident that Dean Schoenecker will continue to innovate and set the stage for continued excellence, partnerships and expansions both within his School and at the University level.”
Read more in SIUE News.
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Starting a Small Business in Illinois Seminar in East St. Louis, Today |
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Learn how to develop a viable business plan, properly register your business with state and/or local agencies and explore financing options at the Small Business Development Center’s seminar “Starting a Small Business in Illinois.”
This course is highly recommended for anyone developing a new, for-profit business concept. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions about a specific business idea and any steps in their startup process.
3-5 p.m.
Today
East St. Louis Campus,
Building D, Room 2002
Admission is $10 per person.
Register and pay online. Choose Small Business Development Center, then select the event you’d like to attend.
For more information, call 618-650-2929.
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Watch the 2018 FIFA World Cup Games in the Student Fitness Center |
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Campus Recreation will showcase the games of the 2018 FIFA World Cup! Come to the Student Fitness Center (SFC) to watch the games in the SFC Lobby during normal operating hours
Follow us on social media @SIUECAMPUSREC for the match schedule and to participate in a contest or two.
Match Schedule
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SIUE’s Summer Theater Production of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast" Continues |
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The 2018 Summer Theater season at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is performing Disney’s Academy Award-winning animated feature, “Beauty and the Beast.”
Times for the Summer Theater production of the Broadway musical hit:
7:30 p.m.
Friday-Saturday, June 22-23
2 p.m.
Sunday, June 24
Katherine Dunham Hall Theater
SIUE campus
General admission is $15 for adults ages 18 and over and $12 for others. SIUE students attending summer classes receive free admission with valid identification.
To purchase tickets, visit the Theater and Dance Box Office in Dunham Hall, room 1042b. Tickets can also be obtained by calling 618-650-2774 or toll free at 1-888-328-5168, extension 2774.
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Look for SIUE's Booth at The Land of Goshen Community Farmer's Market |
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The Land of Goshen Community Farmer's Market is held in downtown Edwardsville Saturday mornings through October 20. At the market, businesses and farmers gather in tents—rain or shine—to sell their locally made products.
The City of Edwardsville has again graciously offered the Univerity booth space. Each week, a different department will host the SIUE tent to provide information on events, issues or offerings.
8 a.m.-Noon
Saturdays through Oct. 20
St. Louis Street (by the Madison County Courthouse)
Edwardsville
Upcoming Goshen Market events:
June 23 - Office of Educational Outreach
June 30 - SIUE STEM Center
July 7- The Gardens at SIUE
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This Week's Episode of Segue Showcases International Partnerships |
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Each week on Segue, SIUE's premier radio show on WSIE 88.7 FM The Sound, Chancellor Randy Pembrook invites guests to discuss what’s happening on campus or in the community.
The newest Segue episode has an international focus, as Pembrook discusses the degrees and agreements the University has with institutions around the world.
Tune in at 9 a.m. Sunday, June 24 as he hosts College of Arts and Sciences Dean Greg Budzban, PhD; Gireesh Gupchup, PhD, professor and outgoing dean of the School of Pharmacy; Cem Karacal, PhD, dean of the School of Engineering; and Mary Weishaar, PhD, executive director of International Affairs.
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Volunteers Needed to help with SIUE PrideFest 2018, June 24 |
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Dear Allies,
We are days away from PrideFest 2018! This year’s theme is Remember. Rise. Respect.
We invite you to represent our University community by walking with us during the Parade on Sunday, June 24 in St. Louis
Safe Zone of SIUE, sponsored by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, will host a booth at the festival to support the community and to tell visitors great things about our University.
We are looking for volunteers and shift leaders to staff our booth, and help us give away spin-the-wheel prizes. This is a fun time, and the energy at the festival is exciting and positive.
We need volunteers in as little as one-hour increments. Shift leaders are needed in three-hour increments. Shift leaders will serve as a backup to volunteers not able to attend, assist with setup or takedown and call authorities in case of an emergency.
For more information, contact Shelley Price-Williams at shewill@siue.edu or Mary Sue Love at marlove@siue.edu.
Visit the event website for festival information at PrideSTL.
Please sign up below:
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Announcing University Staff Senate's Fall 2018 Scholarships |
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Beginning Sunday, June 24, the University Staff Senate will begin accepting applications for its Fall Scholarships. The deadline for receipt of the entire typed application packet is 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 10.
The University Staff Senate has established a fund to provide scholarship awards to qualifying SIUE students. To be eligible for consideration for a scholarship award, you must meet the following criteria:
- You must be the son, daughter, grandchild, spouse, or civil union partner of a presently employed or retired civil service (excluding non-status) or professional staff employee (excluding appointments of less than 50 percent and term appointments of less than six months) of SIUE.
- You must meet admissions requirements for undergraduate study at SIUE.
The scholarship award will be applied to your University account for the semester. This award will be reported to the Office of Student Financial Aid to be considered in evaluating your overall financial aid package. Should this amount, combined with other awards or payments, cause a credit balance on your account, a refund check will be mailed to you from the Bursar's Office.
SIUE makes it easy to apply for scholarships quickly online! Through the SIUE scholarship management system, all students can browse and apply for more than 450 scholarships available in the various schools, departments and units at SIUE. This system also offers information on various external or outside scholarships available.
To browse all scholarship opportunities and awards visit siue.academicworks.com. To begin a scholarship application, follow these steps:
1. Login at siue.academicworks.com/users/sign_in with your e-ID and Password. You must have already been accepted to SIUE and received your e-ID and password.
2. Fill out the general scholarship application. The system will search for scholarships and awards you may be eligible for. For some, you will automatically be entered into the applicant pool, and others may require you to answer additional questions.
3. Continue to check the system regularly as new scholarships become available at different times, also be sure to browse our “external” scholarship list that provides information and direct links to outside scholarship websites.
If you meet the eligibility criteria above, the software will direct you to the Staff Senate Fall Scholarship page. Please, complete by the deadline listed above.
You are responsible for contacting the University Governance Office to ensure your application packet is complete. You will be notified of the decision of the Scholarship Selection Committee.
For more information about the application process, please contact the Interim University Governance Office Support Staff, Gail Hughes at 650-2770 or Collin Van Meter at 650-5240.
Best wishes for your continued academic progress,
Collin Van Meter, Chair
Staff Senate Scholarship Committee
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Farewell Reception for Karen Gallacci, June 28 |
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Come Celebrate Pauline Hornberger's Retirement, June 29 |
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Join the Morris University Center in congratulating Pauline “Peaches” Hornberger, as she retires after 37 years of service.
2-5 p.m.
Friday, June 29
Morris University Center,
Mississippi/Illinois Room
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Apply Now for an Innovation Grant, Deadline July 1 |
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Chancellor Randy Pembrook is reminding the University community about the second round of Innovation Grants. Applications are due Sunday, July 1.
Innovation ideas may relate to a wide variety of areas and should explore new possibilities for long-term benefit to the University community.
Innovations are evaluated for breadth and impact on the University, clarity of outcome, clarity of budget, ability to generate new revenue or save funds and practicality of implementation.
Ideas involving partnership are highly encouraged.
Please go to siue.edu/chancellor/innovation/ for more information.
The deadline for application submission is Sunday, July 1 and spending must be initiated no later than June 30, 2019, but can begin sooner.
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Sign Up Today for SIUE's Abraham Lincoln Online Summer Graduate Course, July 2-Aug. 4 |
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SIUE's Department of Teaching and Learning is offering a new three-credit online summer course “Teaching Lincoln, K-12,” in collaboration with the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield. Teachers and graduate students from across the country can plan their own trip anytime this summer and enroll in the course that spans July 2-August 4.
The class consists of online sessions and requires a self-organized trip to the Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. The course uses a critical perspective, which implies the ability to describe, analyze and synthesize the history of the Lincoln era using common core, C-3 and social studies standards as background for teaching in the schools.
Information about the course (CI 568-504) and graduate course registration processes can be found on the websites of both the SEHHB and the Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. The course does not include the cost of trips, site entrance, parking or any additional materials, fees or costs.
Read more in SIUE News.
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