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Student NewsGottshalk-Druschke Makes Big LEAP For more student news, click Here. Faculty News
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Admissions 2008Admissions for Fall 2008 is closed for both the PhD and Master's program. Decisions are available online through the UIC Office of Admissions and Records. We are currently accepting applications for students seeking non-degree status and MA in Linguistics. The deadline for domestic applicants for both programs is May 15. Please visit our Admissions page for more information regarding requirements, policies and procedure. |
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InternshipsAttention undergraduate students, now is the time to think about adding a writing internship to your resume! Small newspapers, magazines, nonprofits, and other organizations can provide the experience you need to land a professional job after graduation. Visit our Internships page for more information. |
Job PlacementPreparing to head out on the job market? Visit our Job Placement pages for graduate students for information about creating a dossier, how to post recommendation letters with Interfolio, what to expect from potential employers, as well as an approximate timeline for heading out on the market. |


PhD candidate Caroline Gottshalk-Druschke (English Studies, 2005) has received a National Science Foundation IGERT fellowship from the Landscape, Ecological, and Anthropogenic Processes (LEAP) Program at UIC. It is highly unusual for an English student to apply for – much less receive – an IGERT-LEAP fellowship. As explained on its website, "LEAP seeks to integrate a variety of scientific fields with relevant economic and social science disciplines to prepare students for careers in environmental science, policy, and conservation practice. With a focus on ecological and evolutionary processes in integrated human-natural landscapes, our students will develop new approaches to maintaining habitats and conserving biodiversity amidst human activities."
Michaels Awarded University Scholar