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UIS Orientation
Guidebook
It’s your
time to
rise!
UIS Table of Contents
Orientation
1 Academic Calendar
Guidebook
2 Accounts, Billing, Payments
2021-2022
3 Tuition & Fees
3 Student Insurance
Tuition 5-6 4
5
Cost of Attendance
Tuition Smarter
Smarter. Student
Financial 6 Financial Assistance
Information
Monthly payments 7 Dining Services & i-card
that fit your life. 9 Student Services & Resources
19 Brookens Library
7 19 Tips for Parents
Dining 21 UIS Abbreviations & Lingo
Services
and 24 UIS History & Facts
i-card 27 UIS-Alert Emergency System
28 Campus Map
9-17
Student
Services
and
Resources
UIS ORIENTATION
Academic Calendar
Fall Semester 2021 Summer Semester 2022
August 20 Full-Term and First-Half Classes Begin June 6 Full-Term and First-Half Classes Begin
September 6 Labor Day, Campus Closed July 2 Mid-Point
October 16 Mid-Point July 4 Independence Day, Campus Closed
October 18 Half Classes Begin July 5 Last-Half Classes Begin
October 20 Mid-Term Grading Deadline July 30 Semester Ends
November 24-26 Thanksgiving Recess August 3 Final Grading Deadline
December 4 Last Day of Classes
December 6-11 Finals Week
December 11 Semester Ends Have questions? Contact Us
December 15 Final Grading Deadline
Health Services
217-206-6676 | uishealthservice@uis.edu
Spring Semester 2022
January 17 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, University Bursar Customer Service
Campus Closed 217-206-6727 | bursarhelp@uillinois.edu
January 18 Full-Term and First-Half Classes Begin
March 12 Mid-Point Financial Aid Office
March 14-18 Spring Recess 217-206-6724 | finaid@uis.edu
March 16 Mid-Term Grading Deadline
March 21 Last-Half Classes Begin
May 7 Last Day of Classes
May 9-14 Finals Week
May 14 Semester Ends/Commencement
May 18 Final Grading Deadline
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Student Accounts, Billing,
Direct Deposit, and Payment Plans
New Student and Parent “To-Do” List
Review our website at https://paymybill.uillinois.edu/ to become familiar with all our services and policies.
The New Student Checklist can be found on our website.
1. Learn how to access the student account: https://paymybill.uillinois.edu/Access
2. Students can set up parents as an “Authorized Payer.” We can only discuss the student account with the student
and the “Authorized Payer.”
3. The student needs to enroll in Direct Deposit for student account refunds.
4. Explore optional student account Payment Plans: https://paymybill.uillinois.edu/payments/PaymentPlan
5. Note the fall, spring, and summer due dates on your calendar.
• Fall = September 28
• Spring = February 28
• Summer = June 28
6. Check your University assigned email account often for important messages from the University.
7. Answers to Top Questions can be found at: https://paymybill.uillinois.edu/resources/TopQuestions.
Setting Up an Any U.S. checking or savings account can • Enter the payment amount, then
be used for Direct Deposit. Note: enrolling select the payment method.
Authorized Payer in direct deposit requires two factor
Instructions for the Student: authentication (2FA). An e-check is an electronic withdrawal from
a checking or savings account at a domestic
• https://paymybill.uillinois.edu/access (U.S.) bank account.
• Select Student Self Service Viewing Your Student Account
• Select appropriate campus link & Making Online Payments Credit cards are accepted for payment. All
• Enter NetID and Password and click credit card transactions will be assessed a
“Login” At the beginning of each month, students 2.4% service fee.
• Select Account Billing Information will receive an email to their University
• Read and click on each box and click email address, and authorized payers will
“Continue”
Payments By Mail
receive an email reminding them to view
• Select “UI-Pay” their Student Account for activity. It is the Mailed payments should be sent at least
• Select “Authorize Payers” student’s responsibility to monitor their official 7–10 business days prior to the due date. The
• Select “Add New” University email account on a regular basis. student’s name and UIN must be written on
• Enter Authorize Payer’s name, email The University accepts both e-checks and the check. A payment stub printed from the
address and create a login name. credit card payments online through UI-Pay. “View & Pay Accounts” screen should be
included to ensure proper credit. Payments
Website for Authorized Payers: • https://paymybill.uillinois.edu/access may be mailed to the following location:
https://quikpayasp.com/uillinois/campus/ • Select Student Self Service
tuition/authorized.do • Select appropriate campus link University of Illinois Payment Center
• Enter NetID and Password and click Student A/R
Enrolling in Direct Deposit “Login” 28393 Network Place
• Select Account Billing Information Chicago, IL 60673-1283
Instructions for the Student: • Read and click on each box and click
• Follow top 6 bullet items above “Continue” Please note: Scholarship payments should be
• Select “Direct Deposit” • Select “UI-Pay” sent directly to the UIS Office of Financial
• Select “Direct Deposit Enrollment” • Select the “Make Payment” icon Assistance.
UIS ORIENTATION | 2
Tuition & Fees Student Insurance
Tuition assessment is based upon an hourly Student Insurance Fee: The Insurance Notice on Student Health
rate and the year the student was admitted. Plan provides worldwide coverage for our
Students are billed the below fees based upon students. For further details regarding
Insurance
full-time or part-time status. Additional student insurance, please visit the UIS Students, do you know your student account
tuition and fee information can be found at: Student Insurance website at: uis.edu/ will be automatically billed each semester for
uis.edu/registration/registration. humanresources/studentinsurance. the UIS Student Health Insurance Plan fee?
Fall 2021 fee is $947. Spring 2022 fee is $947.
Mandatory Fees Student-to-Student Grant Fee: This fee Summer 2022 fee is $498.
provides financial support to undergraduate
Service Fee: This fee provides support for a and graduate students who demonstrate high If students have provable private insurance
variety of co-curricular and extracurricular financial need. This fee can be waived by and do not want UIS Student Insurance
activities and services benefiting the student contacting Records and Registration by their please submit an online waiver at https://uis.
population. posted deadline each semester. myahpcare.com/waiver. The waiver must be
submitted by the posted deadline per semester.
General Fee: A fee comprised of debt service, Green Fee: This fee provides funding necessary Save confirmation number during submission
facility renewal and replacement funds, to improve our campus commitment to as it will be the only record of proof!
campus administrative charges, and general environmental sustainability. This fee can be
University overhead charges. waived by contacting Records and Registration The Office of Student Insurance will
by their posted deadline each semester. Full- communicate open enrollment and waiver
Health Fee: This fee is divided between time students only. periods through uis.edu email. Important
Campus Health Services and the Counseling information including fee schedule,
Center and supports annual operations of Student Union Fee: Along with private coverage dates, waiver deadlines and benefit
both services. funding, this fee provides support for the information (including optional dental) is
UIS Student Union. available on the website.
Academic Facilities Maintenance Fund
Assessment: An assessment to support Student Insurance Questions regarding student insurance
deferred maintenance and facility should be directed to the Student Insurance
renovations for academic buildings. Students may file for an exemption from Office at 217-206-7020 or visit uis.edu/
the health insurance fee if they can provide humanresources/studentinsurance
Campus and Library Technology proof of alternative coverage. The form for
Assessment: This assessment supports the exemption is found at https://uis.myahpcare.
library to help pay for access to online journals com/waiver. Please note—there is a deadline
and other materials and to Information each semester to exempt out of the student
Technology Services to help pay for servers, insurance.
internet access, smart classrooms, etc.
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Cost of Attendance for Undergraduates (2021-22)
Costs in this example based on 15 hours (see go.uis.edu/EstimatedCost)
Tuition $316.75 /credit hour (in state) guaranteed rate for 4 years ($4,751/semester)
$637.25 /credit hour (out-of-state) guaranteed rate for 4 years ($9,559/semester)
Fees $1,209 /semester for Freshmen (enrolled in 15 hours), OR
$1,559 /semester for Honors Freshmen (enrolled in 15 hours) *includes Honors Program Fee
Insurance $947 /semester
Housing $3,805 /semester (residence hall)
Board $1,400, $1,675 or $2,100/semester based on student meal plan
Books/supplies $600.00 estimated/semester
Indirect costs included in the estimated total cost of attendance are $450 for transportation
and $900 for personal miscellaneous expenses per semester.
Direct Cost Freshmen Honors
Tuition $ 9,502 $ 9,502
Fees $ 2,418 $ 3,118
Room $ 7,610 $ 7,610
Board (based on Tuition, fees, and assessments are all charged based
$1400 per semester upon a student’s primary UIS curriculum. Tuition,
meal plan) $ 2,800 $ 2,800 fee, and assessment amounts are estimates. Actual
costs are determined when a student registers for
Books $ 1,200 $ 1,200 classes each semester and are based on factors
such as student level, residency, credit hours, and
Total $ 23,530 $ 24,230 miscellaneous course fees. Additional tuition, fee and
assessment information can be found online.
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Tuition Smarter
Payment Methods
Payment Methods
• Automatic bank bank
• Automatic payment
payment(ACH)
(ACH)
•
• Credit card (2.4% service fee assessed
Credit card (2.4% service fee assessed per
perpayment)
payment)
Cost to Participate
Cost to• Participate
$40 nonrefundable enrollment fee per semester (Fall & Spring)
• $40 nonrefundable enrollment
• $30 fee if a payment fee per semester (Fall & Spring)
is returned
Payment Methods
• $30 fee if
Simple
• Automatic bank payment
a payment is returned
(ACH)Steps to Enroll
• • fee
Visitassessed
paymybill.uillinois.edu
per payment) for enrollment instructions
Simple Steps to Enroll
Credit card (2.4% service
• Visit Target
Cost to Participate Dates to EnrollforBy:
paymybill.uillinois.edu enrollment instructions
• $40 nonrefundable enrollment
Fall 2021feeEnrollment
per semester (Fall & on
available Spring)
June 1, 2021
TargetisPayments
• $30 fee if a payment Dates to
returned EnrollonBy:
processed the 20th of the month
Simple Steps Fall to 2021
Enroll Enrollment
Dates of available
Numberon of June 1,
Months
2021 of Enrollment
• Visit paymybill.uillinois.eduEnrollment payments
for enrollment instructions payments fee
Payments processed on the 20th of the month
June 1-June 19 6 June-November $40
Target Dates to Enroll By:
Dates
June of
20-July 19 Number 5 of Months of
July-November Enrollment
$40
Fall 2021 Enrollment
Enrollment
available 19 1, payments
on June
July 20-Aug 2021 4 payments
August-November $40 fee
Payments processed on Augthe 20th19of the month
20-Sept 3 September-November $40
June 1-June 19
*Sept of
6 2
20-Sept 28Months of
June-November
October & November $40
$40
Dates of Number Enrollment
Enrollment June 20-July
*33%
payments 19
payment of 5
student
paymentsaccount balanceJuly-November
required
fee at the time of $40
enrollment
for the 2 month plan
June 1-June 19 July 20-Aug6 19 4
June-November August-November
$40 $40
Spring
June 20-July 19Aug 20-Sept5 192022 Enrollment
3 available
July-November on November 1, 2021
September-November
$40 $40
July 20-Aug 19 Payments
4 processed on the 20th of $40 the month
*Sept 20-Sept 28 August-November
2 October & November $40
Aug 20-Sept 19 3 DatesSeptember-November
of Number $40
*33% payment of student accountof balanceMonths
required of at the time
Enrollment
of enrollment
*Sept 20-Sept 28 2 Enrollment
October &payments
November payments
$40 fee
for the 2 month plan
*33% payment of student account balance required at the time of enrollment
Nov 1-Dec 19 6 December-May $40
for the 2 month plan
Spring 2022 Enrollment
Dec 20-Jan 19 available
5 on November
January-May1, 2021 $40
Spring 2022 Payments
EnrollmentJan
available on
19November
processed
20-Feb on 1,the
4202120th of the month
February-May $40
Payments processed on *Febthe 20th28of the month
20-Feb 3 March-May $40
Dates of Dates
Number of
*25% payment
of ofNumber of of balance
student account
Months Months
required
Enrollment of time of enrollment
at the Enrollment
Enrollment Enrollment payments
for the 3 month plan
payments payments payments
fee fee
A minimum
Nov 1-Dec 19 Nov 1-Dec 6 19 balance of $500 is required to establish
December-May $40 a Payment Plan
6 December-May $40
Dec 20-Jan 19 5 January-May $40
Dec 20-Jan 19 5 January-May $40
Jan 20-Feb 19 4 February-May $40
*Feb 20-Feb 28Jan 20-Feb
3 19 4
March-May February-May
$40 $40
*25% payment of *Feb 20-Feb
student 28balance required
account 3 at the time of enrollment
March-May $40
for the 3 month plan
*25% payment of student account balance required at the time of enrollment
A minimum balance of $500
for the is required
3 month paymybill.uillinois.edu
planto establish a Payment Plan
A minimum balance of $500 is required to establish a Payment Plan
For additional help, please call us at 866.506.4637
paymybill.uillinois.edu
For additional help, please call us at 866.506.4637
paymybill.uillinois.edu
For additional help, please call us at 866.506.4637
UIS ORIENTATION | 5
Financial Assistance Facts
1. You MUST have a 2021-2022 Free Application for Federal 7. Our web address is uis.edu/financialaid. Please visit this site
Student Aid (FAFSA) form on file with the UIS Office and review the information.
of Financial Assistance in order to have any aid, including
scholarships, disbursed to your account. 8. As a reminder, please note that there are indirect cost
components included in the estimated cost of attendance that
2. All students who wish to receive financial assistance must make appear on your financial aid offer notification. Indirect cost
sure they have provided their social security number to the items will never be charged to the student by the university. The
university on their Admission application. If you have not done indirect cost components include books/supplies, transportation
so already, then you need to provide a photocopy of your social and personal/miscellaneous expenses. For students who are
security card and valid ID to the Admission Office. commuting and will not be living in on-campus housing, you
will also see estimated room and board in indirect costs.
3. All correspondence from the Office of Financial Assistance will
be sent to the student’s UIS email account. It is very important 9. All grants, waivers and/or scholarships proceeds will be disbursed
that students check their UIS email account at least once a week. to your student account, beginning the week before the start of
Respond to all correspondence from the Office of Financial classes each term if your financial aid file is complete. Refunds
Assistance expeditiously. Time is always of the essence and failure will be issued the Friday before the start of classes each term for
to meet deadlines can have dire financial aid consequences. eligible students.
4. You must complete Federal Direct Entrance Loan Counseling 10. Don’t drop a course or withdraw from the University without
and a Master Promissory Note (MPN) to receive your Federal speaking to a Financial Aid Advisor. Read the UIS Satisfactory
Direct Loan funds. Go to the Financial Aid website or directly Academic Progress policy brochure which is also available on
to The Department of Education’s Studentaid.gov page to our website under Guide to Financial Aid.
complete these requirements as quickly as possible. You will need
your FSA id and password to log-in. 11. If you are interested in working on campus, you may search
CareerConnect for available positions. CareerConnect may be
5. Make certain to sign up for direct deposit at http://paymybill. accessed by going to: uis.edu/career/students/careerconnect.
uillinois.edu/DirectDeposit. This will expedite the receipt of This site will direct you to all the current job listings with a
any refunds which you may be eligible to receive for the fall, complete description of the position and pay rate. Beginning July
spring and summer semesters. 1st, all incoming fall students will have access to CareerConnect
72 hours after registering for classes. To apply students will need
6. Due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), to upload a resume into CareerConnect for the career counselors
the UIS Office of Financial Assistance staff cannot discuss to review and approve. Once their resume has been approved the
details of a student’s financial aid package with anyone except student can start applying for any current job posting.
the student. Unless the student is present with his/her parent,
we cannot discuss financial aid matters with parents. Please note
that for your protection, inquiries regarding specific monetary
amounts of financial assistance will not be given over the
telephone, even to the student.
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Dining Services and i-card
The Food Studio Inside the Food Studio Meal Plans and Campus Cash
Campus Food Service welcomes you to this Beverages: Soda, coffee, tea, and more. Meal plans can be used only for food and
unique food court located on the first floor beverage purchases. Campus Cash buys food
of the Student Union. Chef ’s Table: Roast beef, chicken, potatoes and drink too, but it also covers service and
and all the comfort foods of home. retail purchases across UIS. Think copying,
Our main dining room is open seven printing, laundry, concessions, tickets at
days a week. Deli / Salad Bar: Sandwiches, deli trimmings, Sangamon Auditorium, and supplies from the
Monday–Thursday 7:30 a.m.–8 p.m. soup, and salad bar. UIS Bookstore.
Friday 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday 11:30 a.m.–2:45 p.m.; Express: Grab-N-Go food—fruit, sandwiches, Swipe and go with your i-card!
3:45–6 p.m. salads, yogurt, ice cream, bottled beverages With a meal plan and Campus Cash, you
and milk. Everything you need when you’re don’t need to carry a debit card, credit card, or
Chef ’s Table & World Flavors: in a hurry. cash. Both accounts are linked to your i-card,
Monday–Thursday 11 a.m.–2 p.m. so you just swipe it to pay. When you have
Friday 11 am–2 p.m.; 4:30–6 p.m. The Union Griddle: All of your favorites for meal plan funds, they are debited first for food
closed weekends breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks: eggs, and beverage purchases. When you don’t have
bacon, pancakes, burgers, steaks, chicken a meal plan or you buy something other than
Union Griddle and Grab-N-Go: breasts, fries, nachos, pretzels and more! food or drink, Campus Cash is debited.
Monday–Friday 11 a.m.–close
Pizzeria: 14” pizzas or by-the-slice goodness. Get started
Deli, Pizzeria and Salad Bar: Stop by the ID Center (info at bottom)
Monday-Friday 11 a.m.–close World Flavors: Have your meal cooked right before the semester starts to choose your meal
in front of you. Build your own skillet toss, plan. Meal plans are billed to your student
quesadilla, or burrito—pick your favorite account. While you’re there, you can fund
ingredients. your Campus Cash account with cash, credit,
or debit.
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Monitor and manage accounts
What’s your meal plan balance? How much
Campus Cash do you have? Watch the register
or vending display after each purchase to see
the latest info, or visit icardwallet.uis.edu.
Online access
icardwallet.uis.edu is a secure, mobile-friendly
site you can use 24x7 to check your meal
plan(s) and Campus Cash balances. You can
also fund your Campus Cash account using
any major credit card. There’s a $5 minimum
deposit.
Questions? Answers!
The ID Center administers meal plans and
Campus Cash. If you have questions, call
or stop by.
ID Center
Student Affairs Building 30
Open: Mon–Fri 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Starbucks Coffee
217-206-7718
idcenter@uis.edu A full-service Starbucks is located on the mezzanine of the Student Union. Hours during the fall
www.icard.uillinois.edu and spring semesters are: Monday–Thursday 8:30 a.m.–7 p.m. and Friday 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Choose your Signature Gold Silver
Meal Plan plan plan plan
$2,100/sem. $1,675/sem. $1,400/sem.
Home on the weekends?
That’s a five-day “eating Cost per day
week.”
7 day week $19.26 $15.36 $12.84
Home for the holidays only?
That’s a seven-day “eating 5 day week $26.58 $21.20 $17.72
week.”
UIS ORIENTATION | 8Student Services and Resources
Athletics Contact: UIS Athletics Contact: Bookstore
The mission of the Athletics Department is The Recreation and Athletics Center (TRAC) Public Affairs Center, 1st Floor
to shape our student-athletes into productive, 217-206-6674 217-206-6766
service-minded leaders and to center the www.uisprairiestars.com www.bkstr.com/illinoisspringfieldstore/home
athletics experience on academic achievement, Efollett.com for 24/7 shopping and ordering
pursuits of championships, and community Bookstore on-line
outreach. The UIS Bookstore is your source for team
apparel, gifts and accessories for women, men, Campus Recreation
UIS sponsors 17 intercollegiate varsity sports, and kids. Buy online, free in-store pickup. Campus Recreation provides programs,
as well as Cheerleading, and is a proud Services offered by the bookstore include: services, facilities, and employment
member of NCAA Division II and the Great • Textbook Sales & Rentals opportunities designed to promote the
Lakes Valley Conference. • Digital Textbooks awareness and benefits of lifetime health
• UIS Apparel and recreation. Our staff encourage life-
Men’s Sports Women’s Sports • School and Office Supplies long learning and leadership development
Baseball Basketball • Gift and School Spirit Items and support making responsible choices to
Basketball Cross Country • Computer and Technology Items enhance each individual’s well-being.
Cross Country Golf • Sundries
Golf Soccer Campus Recreation offers:
Soccer Softball Hours: Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–3 p.m. • The Recreation and Athletic Center
Tennis Tennis Summer 2021 hours are likely to change due (TRAC) which has basketball, volleyball,
Indoor & Outdoor Indoor & Outdoor to slow customer traffic and construction pickleball/badminton, racquetball, and
Track & Field Track & Field on the PAC building, so please contact the squash courts, an elevated running track,
Volleyball bookstore first. and cardio/weight training areas
UIS ORIENTATION | 9• Outdoor Adventure trips Center for Academic Success & anxiety, alcohol and substance abuse,
• Intramural sports, which are offered at no conflict resolution, communication skills
cost to all students
Advising (CASA) and relationship concerns. The Counseling
CASA serves entering first year students
• Outdoor fields and courts, 9-hole Center staff helps students build confidence,
(except for students in the Capital Scholars
miniature golf course, and sand volleyball gain insight, and make changes to assist them
Honors Program), pre-nursing Students, and
at Rec Park in being successful as students and in their
undecided students. Professional academic
• 18-hole disc golf course personal lives.
advisors help students determine courses
• Fitness Classes, personal training, cooking
each semester to complete general education
demos, and annual Wellness Fair Counseling services are free of charge to
requirements and prepare for a major course
• Team building on the challenge course UIS students that have paid the Health and
of study. They also monitor student progress
Counseling Fee. Services include:
and connect students with other services on
Hours (Fall & Spring semesters): • Individual Counseling for UIS students
campus.
Monday–Thursday: 6 a.m.–11 p.m. • Couples and Group Counseling
Friday 6 a.m.–9 p.m. • Personal Development Workshops
In addition, CASA provides:
Saturday 10 a.m.–9 p.m. • Crisis Intervention
• Four-year advising guides for all
Sunday 1 p.m.–9 p.m.
undergraduate majors and minors
Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
• Two-year planning for pre-nursing students
Contact: TRAC Extended hours offered on an individual basis.
• STARS Academic Success coach
Main Office: 217-206-7103 For after-hours crisis intervention, call 217-
• Depending on ACT/SAT scores, some
Front Desk: 217-206-6658 206-7122 to talk with the counselor on duty.
students may be required to complete
campusrec@uis.edu
a placement exam. Scores from the
www.uis.edu/campusrec Contact: Human Resources Building, Room 64
placement exams give a more precise
217-206-7122
indicator of skill level, thereby allowing
Career Development Center placement in courses for which they are
counseling@uis.edu
The Career Development Center provides uis.edu/counselingcenter
best prepared.
comprehensive career planning services to Facebook: @UISCounselingCenter
• Peer Advisor/Peer Mentor Program
undergraduate, graduate, and online students. Instagram: @uiscounselingcenter
provides additional support to help new
The Career Center works in partnership students transition into college life through
with students throughout their time at individual and small group interactions Dean of Students
UIS to develop career strategies and teach with a peer leader. Students who are The Dean of Students provides the oversight
students how to create meaningful real- decided about a major are assigned a Peer of various Student Affairs offices and for the
world opportunities and experiences that will Mentor who helps guide appropriate student services of:
enhance their opportunities after graduation. decision-making about courses and career • Advocacy and Assistance
Personalized services are provided through: paths related to that major. • Community Standards and Student
• Career Counseling and Career Advising Conduct
• Resume and Cover Letter Critiques Hours: Monday–Thursday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. • Student Handbook
• Online Career Planning Systems and Friday 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
extensive resources Online appointments available during Contact: Founders Residence Hall, Room 178
• Support through our Career Suite Open traditional and nontraditional office hours. 217-206-8211
Hours
• Job shadowing and informational Contact: Brookens Library, Room 461
interviewing with professionals and alumni (academic side of building)
Dining Services
• Workshops, career fairs and career “field Campus Food Service welcomes you to this
217-206-7471
trips” to potential employers unique food court located in the Student
uisuaac@uis.edu
• Access to UIS CareerConnect, our online Union. If you find the choices overwhelming,
uis.edu/advising
internship and job board we’ll consider that a compliment.
• Interactions with recruiters on-campus
• Customized opportunities related to your Counseling Center Our facilities include:
career goals created in partnership with The Counseling Center provides confidential • The Food Studio is our main dining
your Career Counselor counseling to address the personal concerns room open seven days a week during the
of students in a safe and private environment. fall and spring semesters, and Monday
Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Counseling sessions are available in person through Fridays during breaks and
or by telehealth. The Center facilitates the summer sessions. To learn about what is
Contact: Student Affairs Building, Room 50 academic progress of students by providing included, please visit uis.edu/foodservice/
217-206-6508 counseling and outreach programming that facilities.
careerservices@uis.edu address issues of concern to students including • Starbucks – Located on the 2nd floor of
uis.edu/career stress and time management, depression, the Student Union, this is a full-service
UIS ORIENTATION | 10Starbucks, accepting UIS Dining Dollars We provide academic support services to workshops/trainings that expose and combat
(depending on the item), campus cash, students with disabilities that include: macroaggressions and microaggressions rooted
cash, major credit cards, and Starbucks • Priority Registration in privilege and oppression, educate about
gift cards. This franchise is not currently • Peer Note Takers self-defense, bystander intervention, critical
accepting the Starbuck’s app payments • Alternative Format Text Conversion consciousness around group and identity
nor online ordering. • ASL Interpreters development, consent, conflict resolution, and
• Alternative Seating Arrangements cultural sensitivity that reduces bias, just to
Meal Plans – UIS offers several meal plans • Adaptive Technology Training name a few. We work closely with other offices
to meet our students’ needs. Students SAVE • Computer Lab on campus for coalition building to ensure
9.75% on every purchase from their meal • Extended time on exams. this happens often. Moreover, some of our
plan. On campus residents with a meal plan • Quiet distraction free environment for coalition endeavors allow us to collaborate and
do not pay sales tax. To learn more about our taking exams. assist in recruiting, retention, and persistence
meal plans, please visit uis.edu/foodservice/ efforts towards graduation for ethnic minority,
mealplans. Meal plans can be requested by Contact: Human Resources Building, Room 80 first-generation, and other underrepresented
filling out a form at the i-card office (Student Voice: 217-206-6666 student populations. Much of the work we do
Affairs Building, room 30). Meal plans can be TDD: 217-206-6668 helps us, as a campus, realize and work towards
changed up until the 10th day of classes in the ods@uis.edu a campus climate, where #equityoverinjustice
fall and spring semester. Meal plans roll over uis.edu/disabilityservices is not just a moniker but also a movement
from fall to spring semester, but do not roll and lifestyle. Lastly, but equally as important,
over year to year. Diversity Center our space serves as a student-centered lounge,
The Diversity Center offers educational library, and media lab where students can
Campus Cash – is another line of credit that opportunities, social activities, and events come to relax, study, and meet new people.
students can add to their i-card. It is easy to that promote an inclusive, intersectional, and
do online from the i-card website multicultural experience. In the unit, there In short, in an overarching fashion, the
go.uis.edu/UISiCard. are many entities housed to deliver a well- Diversity Center (with the Women’s Center
rounded student experience. We coordinate and Gender & Sexuality Student Services
Contact: Student Union, Room 202 an array of programs with the Women’s entities) is a cultural, educational, and social
217-206-7740 Center, Gender & Sexuality Student Services entity on campus to represent and advocate
uis.edu/foodservice (GSSS), Greek Life/Affairs, the Necessary for the concerns and challenges of all students.
Steps Mentoring Program for First-Generation
Disability Services College Students (NSMP), the Men of Color Programs and Services include, but are not
The Office of Disability Services is the central Initiative, and the Hispanic/LatinX Initiative. limited to:
service that provides students with academic Along with various support services within • Women’s Center (www.uis.edu/
accommodations for disability services at the center, we also coordinate many cultural womenscenter)
UIS. A full-time Director provides leadership and heritage months/weeks, including Black • Gender & Sexuality Student Services –
to staff, which includes two specialists to History Month, Hispanic/LatinX Heritage GSSS (uis.edu/gendersexualitystudent
provide accommodations and serve other Month, Queertober, and Women’s History services)
disability related needs to the UIS community. Month, to name a few. Additionally, we • Greek Life/Affairs (uis.edu/greeklife)
We encourage you to visit our website and a provide advocacy and support to the campus • Necessary Steps Mentoring Program for
Disability Specialist in our office at any time. community by offering university-wide first generation students
UIS ORIENTATION | 11• LGBTQIA+ Peer Mentor Program • Stereotype and Bias Reduction Financial Assistance
• Hispanic/Latinx Initiative and Men of Workshops. The Office of Financial Assistance aspires to
Color Initiative which serve to increase, • (Virtual) Campus Vibe-Checks that ensure access to and affordability of a UIS
encourage, and support the inclusion and provide healing and community education. We are committed to making every
educational success of students of color, spaces promoting self-awareness and effort within our means to help all students
particularly Hispanic/Latinx and African- belongingness. secure the funds to attend UIS. We will guide
American males • Mentoring Inclusion, Connection you through the financial aid application
• Heritage Month Programs and Awareness opportunities: Soup and Conversations, process and will be available to assist you every
Weeks: IT’S ON US Week, Trans Pan y Café, and DiversiTeas, LGBTea, step along the way, ensuring that every student
Visibility Week, Sexual Assault Awareness Fluidity, Rise Up, Black Women of has the opportunity to succeed at UIS.
Month (SAAM) Excellence
• Cultural Diversity Events and Workshops Contact: University Hall 1015
• End-of-the-Year Specialty Celebrations: Contact: Student Life Building, Room 22 217-206-6724 | Fax 217206-7376
Black & LatinX Graduation; Lavender 217-206-6333 finaid@uis.edu
Graduation diversity@uis.edu uis.edu/cost-aid
• National Coalition Building Institute Facebook: UIS Diversity Center uis.edu/financialaid/scholarships
(NCBI). uis.edu/diversitycenter FAFSA: www.fafsa.ed.gov
Gender and Sexuality Among our services, we offer a mentor gss@uis.edu
program for new LGBTQIA+ students, as uis.edu/gendersexualitystudentservices
Student Services well as students seeking additional support Facebook: www.facebook.com/GSSUIS
Gender and Sexuality Student Services
navigating their personal journey, that pairs Twitter: twitter.com/UISGSS
presents educational, cultural, and social these students with returning and affirming Snap Chat: www.snapchat.com/add/gssuis
opportunities for all students to challenge LGBTQIA+ students and their allied peers. TikTok: GSSSUIS
intolerance and promote affirmation in an The goal of this program is to assist students
effort to create a more inclusive and affirming in developing a social network at UIS, learn
campus climate for minoritized sexual and about campus resources, attend group socials, Health Services
gender identities (LGBTQIA+); LGBTQIA+ and to have a place to ask questions about Health Services supports the mission of UIS
includes, but is not limited to, lesbian, gay, campus life. All students, regardless of sexual by providing cost effective, comprehensive,
bisexual, pansexual, trans*, genderqueer, or gender identity, are welcome! Register in accessible, professional health care. We
queer, questioning, intersex, and asexual advance to learn about the first event: provide preventive services and resources
students. As part of the Division of Student go.uis.edu/mentor that support participation in health care,
Affairs, we work closely with others in the enabling individuals to recognize health as
division to provide the most appropriate Contact: Student Life Building, Room 22 a comprehensive state over which they have
service and support to students. 217-206-8316 control. Health Services provides quality
UIS ORIENTATION | 12care that is accessible and confidential. We 2. Identification and access – Swiping or International Student Services
provide treatment for acute injuries and scanning your i-card helps campus units The Office of International Student Services
illnesses; allergy, seasonal flu shots and other confirm your current status. You must serves as a key resource to the UIS community
immunizations; women’s health exams; birth identify yourself for the following services: by assisting international students and the
control; sexual health testing and counseling; • Library use – Students have borrowing faculty and staff of UIS in understanding and
physician consultation and routine physicals. privileges at Brookens Library. complying with U.S. immigration laws. It also
• Door access – Persons receive access as works to ensure that the University as a whole
Health Services Online Patient Portal Access: needed. maintains compliance with all regulations
go.uis.edu/patientportal • Recreation – Students assessed the governing its ability to enroll international
General fee swipe their i-card to use students.
Student Immunization Requirements/ Campus Recreation facilities • Advises international students, their
Records. Failure to provide proof of dependents, and University departments
immunizations by the deadline results in 3. Campus Cash debit account – Carry your on compliance with U.S. immigration
the assessment of an immunization non- i-card and carry less cash! You may check laws and regulations.
compliance fee, as well as a hold restricting your Campus Cash balance or add money • Recommends and approves immigration
course registration for future semesters. Please to your account at icardwallet.uis.edu or by benefits.
review our policies uis.edu/healthservices and visiting the ID Center. Use Campus Cash • Verifies, tracks, and submits visa
submission requirements apply.uis.edu/apply/ to pay for: immigration notifications through
status, go.uis.edu/patientportal online, contact • Food and beverages – at UIS dining the Student and Exchange Visitor
our office by phone or email. locations and vending machines, Information System (SEVIS), as required
• Photocopying – at convenience by the U.S. Department of Homeland
Health Services recognizes the need to offer copiers. Security.
appointment options to receive care from • Printing – at UIS computing facilities. • Advises on adjustment to U.S. society
our providers. We can provide appointments Students are allotted $25 in printing and American culture, academic
both in the office and using the online funds each calendar year, if they run concerns, and community resources.
telehealth site, Doxyme.com. Doxyme.com out, they can add more. • Processes I-20s, travel signatures,
delivers a comfortable, secure, and private • Textbooks and supplies at the UIS and letters needed for employment,
option for online care. To make either type of Bookstore maintaining status, social security
appointment, please call our office to discuss numbers, and other immigration related
your options. 4. PNC Bank account – Springfield students, matters.
you may bank with your i-card if you open • Conducts workshops and orientation
Contact: Business Services Building, Room 20 a Virtual Wallet Student account and link sessions for international students and
217-206-6676 | Fax 217-206-7779 your i-card to it. UIS departments.
www.uis.edu/healthservices
go.uis.edu/patientportal 5. Discounts – Show your i-card to save Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
apply.uis.edu/apply/status money
• Athletics event discounts – Students Contact: Human Resources Building, Room 10
i-card receive free admission to regular season 217-206-6678
The i-card is the official University of Illinois games and discounts on conference iss@uis.edu
identification card. Students use their i-card and playoff Athletics events tickets. uis.edu/internationalstudentservices
to pay for meals, borrow library books, access • Performing arts event discounts –
Students may buy discounted tickets
campus facilities, and more. Your i-card serves
to events at the Performing Arts
Internships and Prior Learning
as an ID card, wallet, and coupon all in one. IPL consists of 3 programs: Internships, Prior
You will need your i-card for many campus Center.
Learning Assessment, and Service-Learning.
services and community conveniences, so • Shopping and service discounts –
These programs allow students to earn
carry yours with you at all times. i-card Perks are discounts that local
academic credit through experiential learning
merchants offer to University i-card
opportunities.
i-card uses: holders.
• Internships enables students to obtain
1. Meal plans – Use your i-card to access your real-world experience in their area of
meal plan, provided by UIS Food Service. Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
study. Students earn credit by enrolling
To get a meal plan, complete a Meal Plan in a course concurrently with a field
Agreement form and submit it via email at Contact: Student Affairs Building, Room 30
experience: either an internship or
IDCenter@uis.edu. Check your meal plan 217-206-7718
project.
balance at icardwallet.uis.edu or at the idcenter@uis.edu
• Prior Learning Assessment gives students
ID Center. icardnet.uillinois.edu/public
an opportunity to earn credit for previous
college-level learning experiences.
UIS ORIENTATION | 13Students earn credit by developing a Hours: Monday–Thursday 8:30 a.m.–7 p.m. Contact: Mark Dochterman, Assistant Vice
portfolio about their experiences. Friday 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Chancellor for Student Engagement and
• Service-Learning courses allow students Veterans Services Coordinator
to engage with the community and Contact: Brookens Library, Room 460 Founders Residence Hall, Room 175
develop an understanding of civic 217-206-6503 217-206-VETS (8387)
responsibility by providing community thehub@uis.edu veterans@uis.edu
service to non-profit agencies as part of uis.edu/thelearninghub uis.edu/veterans
their coursework.
Military and Veterans Affairs Parking Operations
Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Military Connected Students (veterans, All Students must obtain and display a
(Contact for remote-working information.) military personnel, and dependents of disabled current parking hang tag to park a vehicle on
veterans) are a vital part of our student university property. Parking maps, regulations,
Contact: Brookens Library, Room 482
community, and we are here to assist you. and the hang tag application may be found
(academic entrance)
UIS Veterans Affairs serves as a resource to on the Parking Operation’s Office website
217-206-6640
military connected students by assisting in the uis.edu/parking. Parking hang tags must be
ipl@uis.edu
completion of campus processes, providing purchased online. They cannot be purchased
uis.edu/ipl
programming specific to military connected at the Parking Operations Office.
students, and supporting opportunities to
The Learning Hub integrate into the larger UIS community. If The parking services online form opens
The Learning Hub’s mission is to help all you need assistance with the use of educational prior to the beginning of each semester for
UIS students succeed in their academic benefits at UIS, please be sure to contact our purchasing hangtags:
coursework. Our staff are pledged to nurture Certifying Official in the Office of Financial • Fall semester – after August 15;
students academically using tried and true Assistance (finaid@uis.edu, 217-206-6724). • Spring semester – after January 5
approaches to teaching and learning. The We hope you will make use of the Military &
Learning Hub offers students support with Veterans Lounge located in the Performing These dates are approximate and may vary.
their reading, writing, mathematics, computer Arts Center (PAC) 117 and connect with the Visit the Parking Operation’s website for any
science, science, and business courses. Military and Veterans Club at UIS (which can revisions to these dates. The vehicle license
be found on the UIS Connection platform). plate number and the make, year and color
A part of the Center for Academic Success, of the vehicle(s) is required to complete the
The Hub offers help to students in improving If you need assistance in the process of online parking hang tag application.
skills including: verifying credits through Records and
• Writing Registration, attaining academic advising After you have purchased your parking hang
• Math and Statistics through CASA or your major department, tag online you can pick it up from the Parking
• Accounting and Economics finding academic support through the Operations Office. You must present a photo
• Computer Science Learning Hub, seeking accommodations ID in addition to your printed receipt when
• Science through the Office of Disability Services, picking up your parking hang tag. Parking
• Academic study skills developing your career path with the Career Operations is available at the Student Union
• And through a peer tutoring program, Development Center, or connecting with the on select dates and times for students to
virtually any subject taught on the Counseling Center, we are here to help make pick up parking hang tags. Visit the Parking
campus those efforts as straightforward as possible. Operation’s website for updates to its schedule
UIS ORIENTATION | 14of events. Parking hang tags must be displayed The perks of living on-campus with UIS Student Affairs
as instructed. Residence Life include: • Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs
• Inclusive, supportive student-oriented • Executive Director of Auxiliary Services
Contact: Business Services Building, Room 43 community environments • Dean of Students
217-206-8502 • High-speed Internet access in every room • Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student
parking@uis.edu with wireless connection campus-wide Engagement
uis.edu/parking • Free laundry for all on-campus residents • Executive Assistant to the Vice Chancellor
• Abundant parking close to your residence
Records and Registration • Conveniently located near the bookstore, The Division of Student Affairs is a team
The Office of Records and Registration (also classrooms, food service, laundry services, of professionals dedicated to the mission
known as the Office of the Registrar) consists the library, and the Sangamon Mass of UIS that contributes to the personal
of a number of units responsible for a variety Transit District downtown shuttle stops and professional development of students.
of duties. These units include: Applications/ • ADA accessibility options Programs and services offered inspire
Evaluations (including processing admission • All utility costs included in each semester students to take ownership of self and social
application paperwork and the evaluation housing charges responsibility, to become globally aware
of all credentials and degrees in progress), • Statistically, we are one of the safest citizens and appreciate human diversity, and
Registration (including course registration, campuses in Illinois enhance holistic development and the students’
catalog/schedule maintenance, and tuition/fee • Statistically, student who live on-campus overall well-being. “Students First!” is the
assessment), Records (including the issuance hold higher GPAs then those who live philosophy that inspires, empowers, and unites
of official UIS transcripts, enrollment/ off-campus us. Our programs, services, and facilities assist
degree verifications, and grade changes), and students in their transition to campus life and
Graduation (including the awarding of all Education, socialization, self-discovery, and help them to navigate and complete the college
degrees and associated diplomas). community building experiences are readily experience and to derive the greatest value and
available through a variety of designed programs, pleasure from their time at UIS.
Contact: University Hall, Room 1076
planned social events, organized learning
217-206-6174 Contact: Founders Residence Hall, Room 171
communities, academic support services, and
registrar@uis.edu 217-206-6581
spontaneous functions organized by Resident
uis.edu/registration vcsa@uis.edu
Assistants. Our goal is to intentionally connect
you with other residents, while providing uis.edu/studentaffairs
Residence Life (On-Campus supportive academic and social environments
Housing) which complement and complete your overall Student Life
A lot of living, learning, and leading occur in residential campus experience at UIS! Student Life serves as a resource for all
our four distinct on-campus communities. students, providing opportunities for them
Every year, more than 1,100 students choose Residence Life looks forward to welcoming to engage in, contribute to, and benefit from
from among four diverse living options— each of you to your home at UIS! the UIS and Springfield community. Student
suite-style residence halls, townhouses, Life cultivates programs and initiatives that
apartments, and family housing (limited Contact: Homer Butler Commons enhances the student’s college experience and
availability). Our contemporary facilities are 217-206-6190 furthers the university’s mission of providing
fully furnished, well maintained, and fun reslife@uis.edu uniquely student-centered educational
living/learning communities. uis.edu/residencelife experiences both in and out of the classroom.
UIS ORIENTATION | 15Through leadership programs, campus-wide Student Union (Union, The Stu) Study Away Programs (formerly
social events and traditional events like Fall The UIS Student Union is the social heart International Programs)
& Spring Welcome, Homecoming, Springfest of campus for students. In this signature Study Away Programs offers many study away
and Late-Night Breakfast. Student Life works building, so full of light and activity, students opportunities which include: short-term study
alongside student leaders to promote academic interact with each other and with faculty, programs such as our long standing exchange
success and community on the UIS campus. staff, and visitors, creating a vibrant and program in Ashikaga, Japan and our new
thriving focal point for life at UIS. The programs in England, Taiwan and Vietnam;
Student Life provides support to more than 60
Departments of Student Life, Volunteer & full semester and year-long exchange programs
student clubs that range in the categories of:
Civic Engagement, Dining Services, and the in Australia, Japan, the United Kingdom,
• Academic/Honorary
Student Union administration office are all China, France, Spain, Ireland, Denmark, The
• Cultural/Diversity
located in the Student Union. The Union Netherlands, Korea, and Mexico; and a means
• Political/Advocacy
offers students lounge/study spaces, a gaming to take advantage of study abroad programs
• Social Greek
room, and electronic charging stations. The offered by other universities and program
• Sport Clubs
Union has two conference rooms and a providers including exchange opportunities
• Religious/Spiritual
ballroom that can be subdivided into smaller in 55 countries through our membership in
• Volunteer/Service
spaces. The main campus eatery, The Food the International Student Exchange Program.
• Student Government Association (SGA)
Studio and the Sports Grille are located on the UIS is also a member of the National Student
• Student Activities Committee (SAC)
first floor and a Starbucks is also located in the Exchange program which offers study away
• Student Organization Funding
Student Union. opportunities across the USA and Canada.
Association (SOFA)
We can help you study almost anywhere!
Contact: Student Union, Student Leadership Contact: Student Union
Center (Union 103) 217-206-4782 Study Away Programs has also been involved
217206-4762 studentunion@uis.edu with a variety of international initiatives that
studentlfe@uis.edu uis.edu/studentunion have included international on-line education,
uis.edu/studentlife such as our on-line exchange program in
Jeff Dahlgren Photo
Political Science with the University of Title IX Coordinator/Office of advises the campus on equity issues and also
Colima in Mexico, collaborative efforts with on accommodations for students, faculty, and
universities located outside the USA and the
Access and Equal Opportunity staff with disabilities.
development of multi/dual degree programs. The UIS Associate Chancellor for Access and
Equal Opportunity helps foster a welcoming Access and Equal Opportunity is a resource
Contact: Brookens Library, Room 483 campus climate in support of students’ for all students, including students of color,
217-206-8319 success. Access and Equal Opportunity international students, nontraditional
intprog@uis.edu addresses complaints of discrimination, students, students from rural backgrounds,
uis.edu/studyaway harassment, and sexual misconduct and students with religious interests, and students
UIS ORIENTATION | 16who are gay, lesbian, and transgender. The literacy. We encourage students to enroll into Engagement Center is happy to assist any
Office provides educational awareness and direct deposit for any refund the student may student that has concerns about a background
prevention programming and workshops and receive. In addition, we encourage students to check process for a service opportunity not
collaborates with other units on inclusion and set up their parent/guardian as an authorized directly supported by our office. Students may
diversity, including the Diversity Center, the payer. We have a website specifically confidentially inquire about the requirements
Office of the Dean of Students, International designed for our new students. This website of a particular background check process
Student Services, and the ECCE Program. is: paymybill.uillinois.edu/new_students/ before submitting the form.
university_bursar_checklist
The Associate Chancellor for Access and Contact: Student Leadership Center,
Equal Opportunity is the Americans with Contact: Public Affairs Center, Room 184 Student Union 103
Disabilities Act (ADA) Campus Compliance 217-206-6727 217-206-7716
Coordinator and the Title IX Coordinator. bursarhelp@uillinois.edu volunteer@uis.edu
Title IX is a UIS policy and U.S. law that paymybill.uillinois.edu uis.edu/volunteer
includes rights and resources for victims of
sexual assault and other sexual misconduct, Volunteer and Civic
including sexual harassment, dating and
Women’s Center
domestic violence, stalking, and rape. Engagement Center The Women’s Center exists to provide
The mission of the Volunteer & Civic programming and support for students across
Engagement Center is to provide all students, a wide range of issues that relate to gender,
This office receives reports and addresses
faculty, and staff at University of Illinois equity, and justice. Our comprehensive,
complaints of Title IX violations and also
Springfield with opportunities to learn and intersectional, and welcoming approach to the
assists victims with campus and off-campus
lead by serving in the community. Our community allows for uplift for individuals
resources, including scheduling counseling
office provides large-scale, one-time service of any background and women-identified
appointments and working with UIS faculty,
administrators, and UIS Campus Police to opportunities as well as weekly service students and their allies to feel protected and
provide interim safety and academic success opportunities, with transportation provided, adequately represented. Our programming and
measures. throughout the semester. We also help students services cover a variety of topics, needs, and
locate ongoing service opportunities related to special interests that allow for community and
View UIS Policy at: uis.edu/titleix their major or personal interest. The center: engagement to manifest. These programs and
• oversees the Leadership for Life program, services cover, but are not limited to, violence
Contact: Title IX Coordinator • advises Red Cross Club, Alternative against women, women’s empowerment,
Human Resources Building, Room 52 Spring Break, Habitat for Humanity women’s health, and other identities that are
217-206-9999 Club, and UIS Dance Marathon, all of plagued by systematic oppression. Overall,
titleix@uis.edu which are open to any UIS Student, the approach of the UIS Women’s Center is
• is the home of the UIS Cares Food intended to be intersectional, recognizing that
Access and Equal Opportunity Pantry, and the UIS Deputy Registrar of not all of those who may identify as women
Human Resources Building, Room 52 Voting. experience life the same way.
aeo@uis.edu
Service opportunities involving minors or Some traditional events put on by the
University Bursar based in schools require background check. Women’s Center include: Bystander
University Bursar is the central billing and The background check for weekly projects Intervention week, healthy relationship
payment unit of the University of Illinois. The with School District 186 requires a state workshops, Women’s History Month, Take
office serves students at all three of the U of I issued ID or passport but does not exclude Back the Night, and other monthly special
universities. University Bursar includes both individuals based on citizenship status. interest events.
the Cashier Operations (Bursar) Office and If Volunteer Center sponsored projects,
the Student Billing Office.University Bursar other than those in schools, require a Contact: Student Life Building, Room 15
helps students and their authorized payers background check, the requirements of that 217-206-7173
with questions regarding student billing, background check process will be included womenscenter@uis.edu
authorized payers, payment options, due in the description of the event as posted on uis.edu/womenscenter
dates, refunds, 1098T reporting, and financial UIS Connection. The Volunteer & Civic Facebook: UISWomenCenter
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