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TRIO Student Support Services at Northeastern Illinois University provides academic support to first-generation and income-qualifying students and to students with disabilities. Services include academic advisement, financial aid and scholarship guidance, tutoring and mentoring, personal and leadership development seminars, study strategies, and other activities aimed at helping students obtain a college degree.
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A Loop Super Site opens on Oct. 1. Any Chicago resident can go there to vote early, drop off a vote-by-mail ballot or register to vote.
(For all voting sites)
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Election Day, Nov. 3: 6 a.m.-7 p.m.
Northeastern Illinois University and the NEIU Alumni Association are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2020 Alumni Awards.
NEIU takes great pride in the success of its alumni. This year, five outstanding alumni will be recognized for excellence and achievement in their careers, leadership and service to their communities and society.
The awards will be presented at the NEIU Virtual Golden Gala and Alumni Awards Ceremony, taking place at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17. Registration is complimentary. We hope you will join us to celebrate these outstanding awardees!
Distinguished Alumnus Award
Ana Castillo
B.A. 1975 Art
Alumni Service Award
Charles L. Good
B.A. 2004 Economics and History
Community Leadership Award
Berhane Hailemichael
B.A. 2014 Justice Studies
M.A. 2017 Community and Teacher Leaders
Outstanding GOLD Alumni Award
David Robertson
B.A. 2016 Nontraditional Degree
M.A. 2018 Community and Teacher Leaders
Future Alumni Leader Award
Melanie Glover
B.A. 2018 Justice Studies
NEIU Graduate Student
Posted on behalf of Damaris Tapia, Director of Alumni Relations, by Mike Hines, Director of Strategic Communications.
October 18, 2020 is the last day for Illinois online voter registration. If you have an Illinois driver's license or state ID, you can register online through the Illinois State Board of Elections website. If you do not have a driver's license or state ID, you can either fill out a form online, print, sign and mail it in postmarked by Tuesday, October 6 or go to an in person center to register by Tuesday, October 6.
Source: Cook County Clerk website https://www.
Career Development invites students and recent alumni to learn about the paid internship opportunities available through the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) National Internship Program.
Whether you are seeking an internship with the federal government or in the corporate sector, HACU offers students a variety of opportunities to allow you to graduate with career experience. The internship program is also open to recent alumni who will complete the internship within 12 months of graduating. Attend one of our informational sessions to learn about the types of opportunities available, the application process, and the benefits available to interns. Students and recent alumni from all majors are encouraged to attend.
Given the current situation with COVID-19, it is important to note that in the immediate future it is likely that all of these paid internships will be remote, so there will be no need to physically relocate.
The virtual information sessions will take place via Zoom:
A recording of the session will be made available on the Career Development website after the event.
For questions or more information, please contact Shannon Sibel at s-sibel@neiu.edu.
Posted on behalf of Shannon Sibel, Career Coordinator for Career Development, by Mike Hines, Director of Strategic Communications.
The Northeastern Illinois University Department of Counselor Education
This is
a free counseling service offered twice a year to the University
and community at large. This opportunity is precious for those who are seeking
growth and wellness for themselves. The serving counselors are highly
effective in helping clients get back on track regarding their relationships,
emotional health, coping behaviors and life quality.
The Personal
Growth and Wellness Center is a training center for advanced graduate students
in NEIU’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program, under direct and
live supervision of an experienced faculty member within the Department of
Counselor Education. The serving counselors also receive feedback and
consultation from a Reflecting Team—an embedded training model within the
center.
Space is
limited during this Fall 2020 semester. Sessions take place online due to
COVID-19, either on Zoom, Google Hangouts or other online meeting platforms.
Weekly sessions
begin the week of Oct. 23 and run through the end of November, for a total of
five or six consecutive sessions.
The
counseling services are confidential and free. Sessions are recorded for
training purposes. The recording is encrypted. It then is destroyed after
review.
If you or
someone you know might benefit from this service, please email Dr. Mei Chen
at m-chen@neiu.edu to indicate your
interest. We will follow up with details of how to move forward.
Posted
on behalf of the Department of Counselor Education Personal Growth
and Wellness Center by Mike Hines, Director of Strategic Communications.