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LEADERSHIP CENTER
Solving the complex issues in society requires a complex set of leadership skills for today’s college students. Effective leadership skills are emerging as one of the primary components for prospective job seekers in today’s society as well. The University of Illinois recognizes the importance of leadership skill development for its students. The Illinois Leadership Center provides a number of free programs and services to help students gain these vital leadership skills.
290 Illini Union
1401 West Green Street Urbana, IL 61801-2963 217-333-0604
LEGAL SERVICES
Email: leadership@illinois.edu
Website: illinoisleadership.illinois.edu
Facebook: facebook.com/IllinoisLeadershipCenter Twitter: @il_leadership
The mission of the Student Legal Services office is to provide (1) preventive legal education, (2) legal counseling and advice, and (3) individual representation (in Champaign County courts) to students in order to enhance student life and student knowledge of their rights and responsibilities and positively impact student retention. Students should begin the process at the SLS webpage selecting the link, Schedule an Appointment/Online Intake Forms. PDF versions of brochures and of Power Points from public presentations on many topics are available online under the link entitled Brochures & Presentations.
324 Illini Union
1401 West Green Street Urbana, IL 61801 217-333-9053
Email: studentlegalservice@illinois.edu Website: odos.illinois.edu/sls/index.html Facebook: facebook.com/illinois.sls
MINORITY STUDENT AFFAIRS
The Office of Minority Student Affairs (OMSA) is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2016. Over the past 50 years, OMSA has promoted academic excellence and achievement from entry to progression to graduation for domestic, undergraduate African-American, American Indian, Latina/o, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders, and multiracial students. OMSA provides academic and retention services that include academic coaching and mentoring for select students, academic skills development workshops, advocacy and referrals, financial and economic literacy seminars, study abroad workshops, and tutoring. Full-time students receiving services will be eligible to apply for limited scholarships if they meet other requirements. OMSA also provides academic support services to EOP, PAP, MAP, RISE, AAP, Illinois Promise, first generation, low income, and other domestic undergraduate students needing academic assistance irrespective of race or ethnicity.
130 Turner Student Services Building 610 East John Street
Champaign, IL 61820
217-333-0054
Email: omsa.illinois@gmail.com Website: omsa.illinois.edu
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