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  • First-Year Pre-Health Information Session, 12/1

    First-Year Pre-Health Information Session

    General pre-health topics geared towards students just beginning their undergraduate experience at UIC. Graduate level health professions programs will be addressed. For students who are certain about a health professions career, come learn about what steps to take now to be successful. For students who are uncertain, come learn about various health professions options. All students will learn about required course work and pre-health advising.

    Thursday, December 1 at 11am in 850 University Hall

    Learn more at https://www.las.uic.edu/students/current-undergraduate/student-affairs/pre-professional-advising/pre-health/workshops/workshops. Questions? Contact lasprehealth@uic.edu

  • Clinton Global Initiative University Meeting – Application Deadline: April 23

  • Fall 2018 Professional Development Series: Some Whats and Hows in Medical School – Oct 2

  • The Horizons Fellowship Opportunity

  • 10th Annual Minority Health Conference – April 24

  • Paid Part-Time Legal Internships in July with allRise

    We are allRise, a legal startup that helps litigators better manage their schedules by providing live courtroom updates.

    We are currently looking for paid, part-time interns for the month of July. We've had a very successful start to our summer intern program, and we are continuing and expanding our program in July.

    What you'll do: Get an up-close look at how the court-system works and see what it's like to be a litigator. As a Courtroom Observer (the official title for our interns), you will follow court proceedings in a Cook County courtroom, and use our technology platform to update attorneys on case progress. This is an essential role to help us us demonstrate our product to the legal community. 

    Who we are looking for: Undergrad and recent grads that are considering law careers, who are interested in learning about the court system. Available to work 9am-12:30pm three days per week (M-F) or more. You should have reliable transportation to get to the Daley Center (Clark and Randolph in the Loop) and be able to carry yourself in a professional manner in a courtroom environment. 

    We offer paid training (we will give you a crash course in the legal system, knowledge you won't learn in law school), and ongoing career development sessions with practicing attorneys.

    Interested students should email George Vavaroutsos with information about themselves AS SOON AS POSSIBLE (an up-to-date resume is great but not required), and we'll set up a time for a phone screening this week.

    If you have any questions, please feel free to email (operations@allriseapp.com) or call (847-340-0579) George Vavaroutsos for more information.

  • Spring 2019 Capital Semester Program in Washington, DC – Early Application Deadline: Oct 5

  • "Preparing to Apply to Law School" Panel Discussion, Wed. 10/15

    Interested in law school or preparing for another law-related career? Come hear from a variety of experts in law about the best ways to apply and prepare, and what to expect from law school and careers in law. This is a chance to receive expert advice on what YOU want to know – so come with questions for our experienced panelists! Topics may include finding the right law school, preparing for the LSAT, writing your best personal statement, requesting excellent letters of recommendation, and finding careers with your pre-law preparation if you later decide you no longer want to go to law school.

    Featuring the following panelists:
    o Adekemi Faleti-Dosunmu, Esq., LAS Pre-Law Advisor
    o Evan McKenzie, J.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political Science
    o Eric Leafblad, J.D., Assistant State’s Attorney, Cook County; Honors College Alumni Association President
    o Sony Cortes, UIC Alumnus and First-Year Law Student Chicago-Kent College of Law

    Wednesday, October 15
    3:00 pm, 121 Burnham Hall

    RSVP at http://go.uic.edu/LawSchoolRSVP by 10/15 at 12pm. Questions?  Contact soleary@uic.edu or 312-413-2260.

    Co-sponsored by the UIC Pre-Law Society.  This workshop is part of the Honors College Fall Professional Development Series.  For a full list of workshops, view the flyer. 

     

  • International Honors Society in Psychology (Psi Chi) – GBM on Jan 23

  • Internship: Society for Research in Child Development

    SRCD's DC Office Looking for Advanced Undergraduate Intern for Summer 2015!

    About SRCD: SRCD is a multidisciplinary, not-for-profit, professional association with a membership of approximately 6,000 researchers, practitioners, and child development professionals from over 50 countries. It was established in 1933 by the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences. The Society’s goals are to promote multidisciplinary research in the field of child development, foster the exchange of information among scientists and other professionals in various disciplines, and encourage applications of research findings to improve the lives of children and families. SRCD publishes the premier journal in the field, Child Development, as well as Child Development Perspectives, Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development, and the Social Policy Report. The internship will be hosted by SRCD’s Office for Policy and Communications, which is located in Washington, DC.

    Intern Responsibilities: The SRCD Policy Intern would assist staff with a number of projects, including helping with these projects: Preparation of Policy Update, a monthly e-newsletter sent to SRCD members focusing on federal policy developments related to children and families

    Coordination of activities for the University-Based Child and Family Policy Consortium (a collaboration of approximately 35 universities with child and family policy programs) including contributing to the preparation of a quarterly e-newsletter and assisting in conducting and summarizing a survey of program directors to help identify priorities for the consortium

    Preparation of a summary of career- and training-related resources (that have already been gathered) for graduate students and early career scholars interested in careers focusing on policy-related child development research

    Conducting and summarizing the results of a survey focusing on opportunities and training needs of graduate students and early career scholars interested in policy-related child development research

    Qualifications: The SRCD office in Washington is recruiting an advanced undergraduate student who has had coursework related to child development and public policy. This person will need strong interpersonal, time management and research skills and must demonstrate computer proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. He/she will also need to be both flexible and proactive in his/her approach to work, and comfortable working independently and collaboratively within a small office environment. The ideal candidate will have had experience in conducting research, including developing and collecting data from questionnaires or surveys; coursework in research design and methodology; and some experience with data analysis.

    Compensation: The SRCD Policy Intern would be paid $12/hour. The internship entails 16 hours of paid work each week. The intern’s work schedule would be flexible and would be developed in conjunction with SRCD staff to accommodate his/her other summer commitments.

    Application Deadline: Rolling. SRCD is looking to fill this position as soon as possible and would like for the intern to begin by mid-May. The internship end date is flexible, although the ideal candidate would be able to commit through most or all of August.Application Materials: 1) Cover letter, 2) Resume, and 3) Unofficial transcript/course listTo apply: Please send application materials to: internships@srcd.org

    See attached flyer for more information.

  • Become a Board Member of the Daley Library Student Advisory Board

    The Richard J. Daley Library is looking for students interested in a leadership opportunity in joining our Student Advisory Board and providing feedback as we improve our spaces and services in ways that are responsive to student needs. You don’t need to be a library “superuser.” You just need to be willing to lend the library your leadership skills to improve the academic experience of all UIC students.

    Board members consist of undergraduate students who will serve 2-year terms to provide advice and support to the UIC Library and act as liaisons to the general UIC student body. The Advisory Board will meet three times a semester (lunch provided) at the Richard J. Daley Library in RM 1-470, one Thursday per month of each semester.

    For this upcoming Fall semester, meetings are scheduled for:

     Thursday, September 17th (11:00-12:30)

    Thursday, October 15th (11:00-12:30)

    Thursday, November 12th (11:00-12:30)

    We hope you are interested in serving with other student leaders on the Board as the library strongly values student input. Please contact Isabel Gonzalez-Smith [igonza9@uic.edu] or Annie Pho [apho@uic.edu] with your interest. We welcome any questions you may have!

     

  • Graduate & Professional School Fair – Oct 5

  • The Horizons Fellowship- Technology/Software Program

    The Horizons Fellowship supports 10 outstanding university students in their pursuit to become leaders in technology. The program provides immersive software engineering and web/mobile development courses geared towards high-achieving college students. No computer science background needed and we invite business and liberal arts students to apply! Our curriculum, developed by ex-Salesforce, Optimizely, and D.E. Shaw engineers, is designed to teach students how to build web, mobile (iOS and Android) and desktop applications. We have a 4-month spring program and a 3-month summer program in San Francisco, Boston, and Philadelphia.

    The Horizons Mentor Network includes current/past employees of firms such as Google, Facebook, Uber, Airbnb, Snapchat, and more. As a Horizons student/graduate, you will have permanent access to this exceptional group of mentors to help with career choices, general mentorship, and more.

    Two graduates of our latest summer cohort have been placed at NASA and Thrive Capital within 2 weeks of the program. Others are currently interviewing for engineering roles at Lyft, Airbnb, Andreessen Horowitz, Asana, Heap, Slack and more.

    Past Horizonites have come from a variety of schools and backgrounds. Students have hailed from Harvard, Princeton, UPenn/Wharton, Columbia, Northwestern, Brown, Michigan and more. We've welcomed National Math Olympiad winners, USA Computing Olympiad participants, renowned college entrepreneurs, students with perfect SAT/ACT scores, talented designers, photographers, and more as part of our previous cohort. Our program requires no formal computer science background.

    Application Process/Criteria

    Currently enrolled in an undergrad or graduate university program

    Submission of resume and standardized test scores on horizonsbootcamp.com.

    Series of fit and logic interviews

     

    Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

  • Chicago Future Leaders Career Exploration Program, Apply by 1/21

    In this two-day immersion program, you will meet and network with representatives to learn more about their professional roles and fields. UIC female students of all majors (sophomores and juniors) are eligible. Participants will have a chance to explore their own career path through engaging in highly interactive company visits and meetings with leaders from two prestigious organizations near or in Chicago’s loop. Last year, our students met with representatives at the Greater Red Cross of Chicago and Exelon. This program aims to inspire the next generation of women leaders.


    The program takes place the week of May 11, 2015.
    Application deadline: Wed, Jan 21.
    To apply and learn more, click here.

    Questions?  Contact mgerhar2@uic.edu.

  • Chicago Council on Global Affairs Internship Program, Apply by October

    The Chicago Council on Global Affairs offers undergraduate juniors and seniors, and graduate students the opportunity to learn about our organization and participate in a variety of duties associated with ongoing projects through its internship program. While internship responsibilities vary by department, tasks may include researching, assisting at Council events, writing communications and assisting in the development of promotional materials, audience and outreach development, and administrative duties. Please note that all interns will provide some program support during their internship; with over 150 programs each year, this will add to the internship experience.

     

    Internship opportunities are available in the following areas:

    Programs

    Studies (Global Agriculture and Food, Immigration, Public Opinion, Middle East and Iran)

    Major Gifts/Fundraising

    Corporate Relations

    Communications

    Graphic Design

    External Relations

     

    The Chicago Council offers three internship terms:

    Term: Fall

    Start Date: September

    End Date: December

    Dates Accepting Applications: May 1- June 30

     

    Term: Winter/Spring

    Start Date: January

    End Date: May

    Dates Accepting Applications: September 1- October 31

     

    Term: Summer

    Start Date: June

    End Date: August

    Dates Accepting Applications: Feburary 1- March 15

    To qualify, students must have an academic major or personal interest in international affairs, possess excellent research, writing, and verbal communications skills, be detail-oriented with strong organizational abilities, and possess working knowledge of Microsoft Office. Interns are asked to commit to a minimum of 15 hours per week. While internships are unpaid, the Council does offer limited local public travel reimbursement to and from the office. Interns also receive a complimentary, one-year membership with The Chicago Council.

     

    To apply, please email a cover letter (specifying areas of interest, dates and hours of availability), résumé, and a two-page writing sample (e.g. paper and/or excerpt from school relevant to Council) as Word documents to hr@thechicagocouncil.org.  

    About Us

    The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, founded in 1922, is an independent, non-partisan organization committed to educating the public—and influencing the public discourse—on global issues of the day. The Council provides a forum in Chicago for world leaders, policymakers, and other experts to speak to its members and the public on these issues. Long known for its public opinion surveys  of American views on foreign policy, The Chicago Council also brings together stakeholders to examine issues and offer policy insight into areas such as global agriculture, the global economy, global energy, global cities, global security, and global immigration. Learn more at thechicagocouncil.org and follow @ChicagoCouncil for updates.          

  • Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship – Application Deadline: Oct 1

  • Undergraduate Mathematics Symposium – Nov 10

  • OneWorld Journal Executive Board Application Now Open! – Application Deadline: April 15

  • Psi Chi Seeks New Members for Leadership Positions! – Application Deadline: April 25

  • Research Assistant Opportunity - Social Sciences (Technology-Based)

    Do you have experience editing video? Are you curious about how media can be used in social science research? Do you need an idea for a capstone project or an honors activity for next semester? If so, consider applying to work on the Early Investments Initiative with Dr. Gordon (Sociology & Institute of Government and Public Affairs) and the Social-Emotional Teaching Measurement Development project with Dr. Zinsser (Psychology). Together these projects aim to connect the research evidence with practice and policy surrounding early childhood education in the state of Illinois. We are using cutting edge panoramic video equipment to capture nearly a hundred hours of preschool classroom activities. We are seeking a computer savvy Honors College student to work as a Research Assistant helping us edit, merge, and code these videos. 

    Qualifications/Requirements: While prior experience with Adobe Premier Pro is preferred, we can provide training if you are no familiar with the Creative Cloud Suite. Students must be able to commit a minimum of 6 hours per week to the projects and two semester commitments are preferred.

    Application: Interested students should complete the application on Dr. Zinsser’s website (setl.psch.uic.edu) or email the project manager Courtney Zulauf (czulau2@uic.edu) directly.

  • UReCA (NCHC Journal of Undergraduate Research & Creative Activity) Call for Submissions

  • 2018-2019 Internship Opportunities at the Latino Cultural Center (LCC)

  • SFP Lecture with Dr. Schmidt: "Ethical Challenges" (11/13)

  • Cutie’s Office Hours: Summer Opportunities RoundTable, Thurs. 2/18 at 7:30 pm

    As the Faculty in Residence in James Stukel Towers, Dean Chang and her cats Cutie and Yuki host office hours every Thursday in Dean Chang's apartment in JST C226.  See below for details on this week!

    Special session this week: Summer Opportunities Roundtable from 7:30 - 8:30 pm (note time change!)

    A group of your fellow Honors College students are coming to talk about the excellent things they have done with their summers so far and to share their advice as you search for summer opportunities this year.  We’ll have lots of information to help you decide what to do this summer, so come ask questions and hear about what others have done in summers past!

    And as always, we will have Frango chocolates, tea, ice cream, and chicken soup! 

    See you this Thursday!

    Your FIR (Faculty-in-Residence, Prof. Hui-Ching Chang) and your FIRs (Felines-in-Residence, Cutie and Yuki) :)

    Questions?  Contact Dean Chang at huiching@uic.edu.

  • 2019 LeaderShape Institute – Extended Application Deadline: May 1

  • Recent Graduate Job Fair, Thurs. 6/2

    RECENT GRAD CAREER FAIR

    Thursday, June 2, 2016

    10:00am-2:00pm

    Student Center East, Illinois Room

    750 S. Halsted, Chicago, IL

    No pre-registration required for job seekers.

    Learn more at http://careerservices.uic.edu/events_career_fairs.shtml.  Contact the Office of Career Services with questions.

     

  • MCAT: Inside the Classroom and MCAT Bootcamp Online Workshops, Sat. 8/29

    Kaplan is hosting several free, online events about the MCAT in the next week:

    "MCAT: Inside the Classroom" event on August 25 at 10:00 p.m. CT and an "MCAT Bootcamp" on August 29th at 12:00 p.m. CT. Both events are free and online, and interested students can register via those links.

  • Mock Trial Team Seeks New Members – Info Sessions on Sept 10-13

  • Information Sessions at UIC hosted by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): 9/18-9/20

  • Free Kaplan GRE, GMAT, and Pre-Health Events

    Attached is a list of free Kaplan test prep events this month for students interested in graduate or professional school.

    There is also an upcoming Kaplan Med School Insider online event on the evening of May 2.  It will feature a panel of experts, including prominent med schools' deans of admission, who will explain how different pieces of an application are evaluated to decide who gets accepted and who gets rejected.

  • Paid Locator/Interviewer Position for University of California study

    Locator/Interviewer Needed for Chicago Area:  University of California

    The Department of Psychology at the University of California is conducting an important longitudinal project with adults located in the Chicago area. We seek to hire students on a limited part-time basis (approximately 5 hours a month) to locate participants and/or conduct in-person interviews.  Delivering and sending questionnaires and project materials to participants and close communication with us will also be needed.

    The students must be friendly, highly responsible, and persistent; have a car; be willing to go to participants’ residences throughout Chicago and the suburbs; and have flexible schedules. Maintaining confidentiality of participant information is essential. Experience and/or classwork in clinical psychology, social work, urban studies, race relations, poverty, or the like would be helpful.

    Payment is $16 to $20 per hour, plus agreed upon interview-related costs (e.g., gas/mileage). Assisting with this project may enhance graduate school and job applications. If you are interested, please contact Dr. Gail S. Goodman (ggoodman@ucdavis.edu; 530-752-6981) or Dr. Rakel Larson (rplarson@ucdavis.edu; 530-754-8543), Department of Psychology, University of California, Davis.

  • Introduction to Cancer Research Careers, Visit to National Cancer Institute and Potential Internships, Apply by 11/18

    Introduction to Cancer Research Careers 2-day visit to the National Cancer Institute and internship opportunity deadline is coming up on November 18th.

    NCI will sponsor a visit for ICRC participants to the NIH campus in February 2016 for an opportunity to learn about the research being conducted at the NCI. Participants may be scheduled for interviews with NCI Investigators recruiting summer or post-baccalaureate interns. Internship offers will be made by individual investigators through the ICRC program office. Information here: https://icrc.nci.nih.gov/icrc/ProgDetails.html  Selection as a participant for the visit does not guarantee the candidate an internship at the NCI.

     

    November 18Applications dueNovember 23Reference letters duelate December/early JanuaryParticipants notifiedFebruary 7-9ICRC Visit

    If a student is hired by an NCI investigator as an intern, he/she will work under their direction and in concert with other researchers, fellows, and technicians. Interns will have the option to attend seminars on topics related to basic, clinical, biomedical and behavioral research, human health, healthy lifestyles, and health disparities.

    ICRC interns are provided with travel support and a monthly stipend with summer housing subsidy.

    All interns are required to carry health insurance. No-cost health insurance is available for interns who work a minimum of three months.

    NCI has facilities in Bethesda, Rockville, and Fredrick, Maryland. You may be matched with an investigator at any of the locations.

    Details at: https://icrc.nci.nih.gov/icrc/ProgDetails.html#TwoDayVisi

  • Internship & Part-Time Job Fair – Feb 15

  • Vasculata 2017 - Vascular Biology Conference at UIC - July 24-27, 2017

  • College of Pharmacy Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) (Apply by 1/25)

  • Illinois General Assembly Paid Internships Info Session, Fri. 2/5

    There will be an information session about Illinois General Assembly interships!

    Friday, February 5, 10-11 in UH 2550

    Learn about the ins and outs of working in Springfield from UIC alum, Luis Andrade.

    Questions? Can’t attend the session but want more information?  Contact the Office of Special Scholarship Programs at ssp@uic.edu or visit ossp.uic.edu.

  • UIC Student Member of the Board of Trustees: Empowerment Tools Program – Apply by Feb 19

  • Pre-Health Opportunity for Native Spanish-Speaking Students!

  • Republican Party Fall Internship Opportunity

  • Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship, Apply by 11/1

    The Public Policy & International Affairs Program (PPIA) is now accepting applications for the 2017 PPIA Fellowship!

    About the Fellowship

    The PPIA program prepares undergraduates to be competitive  candidates for top degree programs in the fields of public policy, public administration or international affairs through participation in a Junior Summer Institute (JSI). JSI is an intensive, 7-week, academic program during the summer at one of these host campuses:

    The Ford School - University of MichiganThe Goldman School - UC BerkeleyHeinz College - Carnegie Mellon UniversityHumphrey School of Public Affairs - University of MinnesotaWoodrow Wilson School - Princeton University

    Eligible candidates are current undergrads who will be completing their B.A. between December 2017 and August 2018. The deadline to apply is November 1, 2016. Apply Today >>

    Benefits of Participation

    Full tuition at a PPIA Junior Summer Institute.Eligibility to receive assistance with travel expenses.A stipend of up to $1,500 (funding determined by each JSI).University housing with a meal plan.Books and related course materials at your JSI.Each JSI may offer additional benefits, such as GRE preparation, at their discretion. Please check with each JSI about any additional benefits.Minimum of a one-time $5,000 scholarship at a PPIA graduate school if admitted for a Master's degree or select PhD programs. PPIA Fellows often receive financial offers above and beyond this minimum from their graduate program.

    Fee waiver when applying to programs that are members of the PPIA Graduate School Consortium.

    THE OFFICE OF SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS CAN HELP UIC STUDENTS WITH APPLYING FOR PPIA. REACH OUT TO SSP@UIC.EDU FOR ASSISTANCE.

  • All Majors Career Fair – March 15

  • UIC Cancer Center Research Fellowship for Students with Disabilities – Application Deadline: May 17

  • IGNITE Mentors Needed!

    Want to develop your leadership skills?

    Want to work with first- and second-year UIC students?

    Want to have an awesome experience to put on your applications for jobs and grad school? 

    Join the IGNITE Leadership Experience as a mentor!

    Student Leadership Development and Volunteer Services and the Center for Student Involvement are looking for mentors to join for the 2016 Fall Semester IGNITE Leadership Experience. IGNITE is a semester-long exploratory leadership program designed to help first- and second-year undergraduate students gain leadership capacities and get involved in UIC.

    As engaged leaders, IGNITE mentors will help guide the leadership explorations of first- and second-year UIC students. The ideal mentor will have some leadership experience and, most importantly, be committed to engaging with leadership on a personal, academic, and professional level. IGNITE mentors will gain confidence in their interpersonal, facilitative, and advising skills—all critical areas of need for graduate school and the workforce!

     Requirements:

    Must be a UIC junior or senior undergraduate student. Must commit to attend every IGNITE session on Tuesday nights from 3:45-6pm starting September 20 and ending November 15.

    Unfortunately, due to the nature of our program, if you have a class/work/personal conflict that overlaps with our program schedule, you are not eligible to apply for the program. Please consider applying next year!

    Mentors must attend Catalyst LeaderShape on Saturday, September 17 from 9am-5pm. We are seeking involved students with a passion for helping other students find their place at UIC.

    To apply visit go.uic.edu/ignitementor

    Applications are due by 11:59 PM on July 17.

    If you have any questions, please email sldvs@uic.edu.

  • Free online practice tests and sample classes for the GRE, LSAT, MCAT, DAT, GMAT, OAT, and PCAT

    Kaplan is hosting a series of free online practice tests and sample classes for the GRE, LSAT, MCAT, DAT, GMAT, OAT, and PCAT in late September and Octo​​ber. View the flyer below for more information.

  • CIA Information Session/Meet and Greet, Mon. 10/26

    CIA Information Session/Meet and Greet

    Discover what it's really like to work for the CIA

    Join us for a Meet & Greet!

    Monday, October 26, 2015
    3:00 pm –5:00 pm
    Cardinal Room (#329), Student Center East

    Consider the global employment opportunities at the CIA’s Directorate of Operations. As a global organization, the CIA has a continuous need to recruit highly motivated and talented individuals with varied backgrounds and life experiences, professional and educational histories, language capabilities, and other skills set to contribute to the organization's National Security mission.

    If you are looking for a unique, challenging and rewarding career join the CIA for an information session. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with CIA recruiters, learn about the CIA’s mission, career opportunities and the application/security clearance process.

    All interested applicants must successfully complete a thorough medical and psychological exam, a polygraph interview and an extensive background investigation. U.S. citizenship is required. A GPA of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale is required. All positions are located in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

    An equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workforce.

  • UIC Leadership Conference – Registration Deadline: Jan 24

  • MEntrepreneurship: Practical Thoughts on Entrepreneurship -- with Cats!

    MEntrepreneurship: Practical Thoughts on Entrepreneurship – With Cats!

    Tuesday, October 18, 3:30 – 4:30 pm
    Thomas Alaan UIC Department of Physics, Music Instructor, and Entrepreneur
    121 Burnham Hall

    Are you an artist or scientist? An undergraduate or professor? A dog or cat lover? No matter how you identify, you can--and should!--consider yourself to be an entrepreneur. Being an entrepreneur is a lifestyle choice that you can make today. Let's explore what it means to be an entrepreneur, identify some strategies for those just starting out, and get you thinking outside the box... and let's do all of this with the help of cats!

    RSVP at http://go.uic.edu/MEntrepreneurship by Tuesday, October 18 at noon.

    Questions? Contact Stephanie O’Leary at soleary@uic.edu.

    This workshop is part of the Honors College Fall Professional Development Series. View the full workshop series here: https://blogs.uofi.uic.edu/files/1516/406122/94071.pdf

  • Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship, Apply by Jan. 31

    The Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship, now offered in Georgia, Indiana and New Jersey, recruits current seniors, recent grads, and alumni with backgrounds in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) to teach in high-need schools.
     
    As a WW Teaching Fellow, you will have extraordinary opportunities: innovative, world-class teacher preparation, a full school year of experience in real-world classrooms, and ongoing mentoring support.  In addition, Fellows receive a $30,000 stipend to complete a master's degree program.

    Learn more at http://woodrow.org/fellowships/ww-teaching-fellowships/.  Application deadline is January 31, 2015.

  • Mogul Startup Recruitment – Jan 28

  • UIC Heritage Garden Internship Program – Application Deadline: March 16