“An NEH fellowship is a prestigious and highly competitive award that recognizes stellar scholarly contributions in the humanities. Congratulations to Professor Hoganson on receiving this fellowship. We are fortunate to have her as part of the Illinois faculty,” said Provost John Coleman.
Parkland College will be inducting the Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2025 on Saturday, January 25.
“I want to thank our entire amazing Cobra coaching staff for encouraging and helping our student-athletes understand how important their education is both now and in the future. We are very proud of our incredible Cobra coaches!” said Director of Athletics Brendan McHale.
There will be monthly meetings, guest speakers, and peer discussions. Employers will be able to share experiences and provide solutions to today’s workforce. Collaborators can help shape the future workforce.
“This is such a critical part of the life course, where children’s focus is shifting from parents to peers, and they are learning how to connect with other people. It prepares young people for romantic relationships and social relationships moving forward, so it has vast consequences.”
According to data from Feeding America, Champaign County suffers from 10.5% overall food insecurity and a 12.2% food insecurity rate for children with over 27,000 overall residents in Champaign County living in food insecurity.
Permanent appointment nominations are submitted by deans, directors, department heads, and current CAS professors, focusing on the campus’s most productive faculty members.
For information on reporting sexual misconduct, accessing resources on and off campus, supporting survivors, getting involved in sexual misconduct prevention, and information on the Title IX office, visit wecare.illinois.edu.
Dial-A-Carol is one of the longest running traditions in University Housing and has been hosted by Snyder Hall since 1960. For one week a year, a group of student volunteers set aside their finals week study time to sing holiday songs to anyone who calls the phone line.
The program’s growth has been fueled by a $5 million investment from AGCO Corporation, which helped fund a state-of-the-art, 18,000-square-foot training center at Parkland.