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Ron had arranged with CMS to come to campus and remove large, old, unusable equipment that has been on campus for a long time and looking unsightly. David and the grounds crew helped by loading the equipment onto the CMS

I’m teaching a course that is new to me this semester and my preparation is more last-minute than I would like. My professional experience with a topic was dated and I needed an update. Minutes after receiving an email from

NIU’s Counseling and Consultation Services has unified with Student Wellness initiatives on campus — giving Huskies a simpler path to seek support for their wellbeing and mental health through the Division of Student Affairs. With CCS and wellness offerings combined,

This is the first in an occasional series exploring high-growth majors and programs in the College of Education. Todd Gilson remembers well the reaction to his plans to study Sport Management at Ohio Northern University, where he earned that very

Transferring to the NIU Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KNPE) is now an easy option for College of DuPage students who want direct routes to bachelor’s degrees and vibrant careers. Clear 2+2 pathways have been developed for all three

Sue Dalton, a longtime instructor in the Department of Special and Early Education’s Visual Impairments program, is the author of two chapters in the newly published “Foundations of Vision Rehabilitation Therapy.” Its publication is heralded as a landmark moment by

Since the pandemic, NIU doctoral student Thomas Asper has been wearing a mask to protect against the spread of COVID-19. NIU doctoral student Thomas Asper The mask – a safeguard for most – has proven to be an obstacle for

If you had a fever or cough that wouldn’t go away, you’d make an appointment to see a doctor. When your relationship needs a boost, reach out to the Couple and Family Therapy Clinic.  We’re ready to help couples and families

When given lemons, Tatyana Coleman makes lemonade. It’s fitting for the senior who is majoring in Hospitality and Tourism Management in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences. Coleman is enrolled in Hospitality 320, a food production course where students

Join us for our Race and the Law Conversation on Wednesday, October 21 with Stanford Law Professor Pamela Karlan.  NIU Law Professor Jeffrey Omari will

Join us with your favorite cocktail or mocktail during a virtual alumni meet and greet evening with NIU Law Dean Cassandra L. Hill. Learn about

Happy Spirit Week Huskies! The Student Bar Association invites you to join us this week for our various contests and events. SPIRIT WEEK CONTEST SCHEDULE

A microscope that has the capability of capturing multiple two-dimensional images at different depths and allows users to convert images into three-dimensional high-resolution images might

See a video of highlights of some of our labs in the Department of Engineering Technology at Still Hall and Still Gym.  Contact us for

An Open House will be held virtually on Wednesday, Nov. 18  from 6-8 p.m. for prospective students and their families to learn more about engineering

Hometown: Richton Park, IL Year: Expected graduation May 2021 Major: Business Management, emphasis in entrepreneurship Minor/certificate: Marketing What scholarships did you receive and why did you receive them? How

As part of the college’s ongoing commitment to enrich students’ experiences, NIU Business recently welcomed into the college a diverse group of new tenure and

Welcome to Fall 2020. Not anywhere in our recent memory have we had a new academic year begin with so much uncertainty along so many

Human Resources Services would like to make you aware of a recent increase in fraudulent unemployment insurance claims that have been filed across the State of Illinois, including for some employees of NIU.  As a result, we encourage all employees

Dear Supervisors, Supporting our employees’ health and well-being remains a top priority. The purpose of this email is to provide you with updated guidance for helping employees who are experiencing symptoms related to COVID-19, have been in close contact with

The new process for Form I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification paperwork begins today, Oct. 1, 2020. I-9 verifications are now automated as part of the new employee onboarding process, with the employee providing the necessary information electronically. Paper forms are no

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NIH Will Continue to Accept Preliminary Data as Post-Submission Material Through August/October 2021 Councils Posted on October 21, 2020 by NIH Staff In recognition of the fact that

The NSF will be hosting a free multi-day virtual conference from November 16 – November 30 to give new faculty, researchers, and administrators key insights

The NIH will be hosting a free multi-day virtual seminar from October 27 – October 30 to introduce faculty and administrators to the NIH grant

In July of 2017, Adobe announced that they would stop distributing and updating Adobe Flash products and the official end-of-life (EOL) for Adobe Flash would

What is “accessibility” in an online course? According to the Office of Civil Rights and the U.S. Department of Education, “accessible’ means a person with

Why Online Science Labs? Online science labs are a valuable option for faculty who need to facilitate labs for their courses but cannot conduct labs

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By Dr. Alicia Schatteman                           With Veterans Day coming next month, a day

By Dr. Alicia Schatteman Volunteers are important to almost all nonprofit organizations because they extend the work of paid staff or in some cases, are

The Center for Nonprofit and NGO Studies grew out of a university-wide strategic planning initiative in the fall of 2007 where faculty and staff could