Interested in Learning More about the College of Business?!?
Learn about the programs of study and the opportunities available in the College of Business and the processes and procedures you need to know to successfully transfer into it. This will be an opportunity to speak directly with an admissions advisor from Business. Refreshments will be served.
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Are you interested in foreign languages? Do you enjoy learning about different cultures? Do you want to earn some money?
APPLY FOR FLAS FELLOWSHIP!
Attend one of the FLAS INFORMATION SESSIONS
(both for Graduate & Undergraduate Students):
October 29th 4-5pm, room 126 LISB, 501 E. Daniel St.
October 30th 4-5pm, room 126 LISB, 501 E. Daniel St.
The information workshops will feature information on FLAS Fellowships with presentations by the Area and International Centers FLAS coordinators. In addition to a general overview of FLAS fellowships and particular requirements for various Area Centers, you can get tips on how to write a successful application; what supporting documents you need; and who is appropriate for a recommendation.
Fellowship Amount
- Academic Year Fellowships
- Graduate students may receive full tuition and fee waiver and a stipend of $15,000 payable over the academic year. Eligibility for tuition waiver varies by home department and school.
- Undergraduates receive $10,000 for tuition and fees and a $5,000 stipend.
- Summer Fellowships
- $5,000 towards tuition for a summer language program as well as required Illinois fees and a $2,500 stipend. In some cases, a travel award may also be made.
FLAS Fellowships support graduate and undergraduate study in modern foreign languages in combination with area studies, international studies, or international or area aspects of professional studies. The following languages, classified by Center, are approved by the U.S. Department of Education for FLAS fellowships at Illinois.
Note: Undergraduates cannot apply to study French, German, or Spanish. Undergraduate fellowships are only available for intermediate to advanced study of less commonly taught languages, which are defined as modern languages other than Spanish, German or French.
· Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies (CEAPS): Advanced Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or Tibetan. *CEAPS is accepting applications only from graduate students. Undergraduate students are not eligible to apply thorough CEAPS.
· Center for Global Studies (CGS): Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Hebrew, Hindi, Korean, Lingala, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian or Croatian, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, or Wolof; or at the advanced level* (third-year or above) Chinese or Japanese.
· Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS): Brazilian Portuguese, Quechua or any other Amerindian Language, or at the advanced level (third-year or above) Spanish.
· European Union Center (EUC): Arabic, Bosnian-Serbian-Croatian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, French, German, Greek (modern), Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, or Turkish. *Priority will be given to less-commonly-taught languages (languages other than French, German, Spanish) and higher-level language study.
· Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center (REEEC): Bosnian, Bulgarian, Czech, Polish, Russian, Bosnian-Serbian-Croatian, Turkish, or Ukrainian.
For more information about FLAS Fellowships and eligibility requirements, please visit the FLAS Fellowships at Illinois website.
FLAS Fellowship application deadline: 5 PM, 8 February 2013. Graduate students should check with their home departments about internal departmental deadlines
FLASH MOB - SAVE THE DATE!!!
Dance Out Your Stress with McKinley’s Stress Management Peers on Halloween!
WHEN: Wednesday, October 31st at 12:55pm SHARP!
WHERE: Main Quad
With your help, the peers will invade the quad dancing to the Macarena, Thriller, Gangnam Style, and more! Costumes are optional but highly encouraged.
Feel free to invite your friends to participate or even to come watch!
Feel free to invite your friends to participate or even to come watch!
The following link is an instructional video to help you learn the dance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByEguKYhcRk&feature=plcp
And this link shows the Stress Management Peers performing the dance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrG5OG15c8M&feature=plcp
Jennifer Carson, MS
Wellness Promotion Specialist and
Stress Management Coordinator
University of Illinois
Health Education Unit
1109 S. Lincoln Avenue
Urbana, IL 61801
217.333.2714
Are you interested in study abroad and federal government work? Do you want to earn some money?
The University of Illinois National and International Scholarships Program will be hosting an information session on National Security Education Program (NSEP) Boren undergraduate study abroad scholarships on Thursday, November 1 at 3:00 in room 514 at 807 S. Wright Street. We will provide participants with information about the program and tips on filling out competitive applications. The campus application deadline is January 16 for any study between May 2013 and May 2014 (all students are eligible for semester or year-long programs while some students may be eligible for summer intensive language programs as well). Students are encouraged to begin writing application drafts this fall.
The Boren provides study abroad scholarships of $6,000-$20,000 for a full academic year or $4,000-$10,000 for a semester for U.S. citizens to study in Asia, Africa, Central & Eastern Europe, Latin America, or the Middle East on almost any study abroad program. These are merit-based scholarships (approximately 1 in 5 eligible applicants receive awards including multiple University of Illinois students every year). In order to receive the scholarship, award winners must enter into a service agreement requiring that they attempt to work in a paid position for the federal government in an area related to national security—generally the Departments of State, Defense, Homeland Security, or the Intelligence Community within three years of graduation (deferrals possible/encouraged for graduate study). Winners also receive priority-hiring status. Further information is available at http://www.topscholars.illinois.edu/prestigious/nsep.html
Please direct questions to David Schug by email at topscholars@illinois.edu or at the fifth floor, Illini Union Bookstore Building, 807 South Wright Street.
David Schug, Director
National and International Scholarships Program | University of Illinois
National and International Scholarships Program | University of Illinois
Illini Union Bookstore, 5th Floor, MC-317 | 807 S Wright St, Champaign, IL 61820
ph: (217) 333-4710 | fax: (217) 244-4851 | topscholars@illinois.edu
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ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS Who are Interested in Study Abroad!
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS IMMERSION PROGRAM BRAZIL
ACE/BADM 436 APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE!
DEADLINE TO APPLY: NOVEMBER 2, 2012
Don’t miss this opportunity to study international agribusiness supply chains by experiencing them first-hand in Brazil! This program is open to ALL majors!
The program has three components: a course in the spring semester of 2013, a two-week study tour to Brazil from May 11-25, 2013 and a final presentation in the fall of 2013.
The 2013 IBIP program will be headed to Brazil, May 11-25, 2013. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors graduating in December 2013 are encouraged to apply. May 2013 graduating Seniors will not be considered.
The program is housed in the College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, and is cross-listed in the College of Business (ACE/BADM 436) and works closely with many of the Title VI Cultural Centers as well as CIBER, Center for International Business Education and Research.
The program requires a $1,900 course fee, to be paid in three installments. Students are also responsible for airfare. Students are encouraged to apply for internal IBIP scholarship support after having been admitted to the program. In addition, students should apply for the study abroad funds that the colleges offer.
During the spring semester, the course will focus on international business in Brazil. Students will become experts in one particular industry from a comparative perspective, working in teams. During the study tour, we will visit multinational companies, regulators, farmers, and local companies. The course ends with a 6-week project in the fall of 2013 wherein which students will work in teams to produce a research movie using iMovie technology. This fall semester short course is taught by a CITES eLearning professional.
For more information contact Jessa Barnard at jbecker2@illinois.edu or Lynnea Johnson at lsjohnso@illinois.edu and check out former student experiences at www.ibip.illinois.edu.
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