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        <a  href="/news/uis-emeritus-professor-donald-morris-writes-new-book-exploring-taxation-utopia">UIS  Emeritus  Professor  Donald  Morris  writes  a  new  book  exploring  “Taxation  in  Utopia”</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">Donald  Morris,  a  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  emeritus  professor  of  accountancy,  has  written  a  new  book,  “Taxation  in  Utopia:  Required  Sacrifice  and  the  General  Welfare.”</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-good-gold-awards-honor-more-50-local-volunteers-businesses-and-organizations">UIS  Good  as  Gold  awards  honor  more  than  50  local  volunteers,  businesses  and  organizations</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield,  Junior  League  of  Springfield  and  the  United  Way  of  Central  Illinois  honored  more  than  50  Sangamon  County  volunteers  and  businesses  during  the  virtual  12th  annual  Good  as  Gold  Ceremony.  The  winners  were  announced  in  a  video  released  Monday  on  the  UIS  Volunteer  and  Civic  Engagement  Center’s  website.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/record-number-illinois-higher-education-professors-and-k-12-teachers-take-uis-course-teaching">Record  number  of  Illinois  higher  education  professors  and  K-12  teachers  take  UIS  course  on  teaching  online</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  ION  Professional  e�������ý  Program’s  Overview  of  Online  Instruction  course  has  seen  a  large  jump  in  enrollment,  as  more  Illinois  higher  education  professors  and  K-12  teachers  are  wanting  to  learn  how  to  better  teach  online  during  the  COVID-19  pandemic.



Course  enrollment  jumped  from  793  students  in  2019  to  1,819  students  so  far  in  2020.  Just  recently,  1,153  students  completed  the  course  during  the  April  to  July  term.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-awarded-state-grant-increase-paid-internship-opportunities-students">UIS  awarded  a  state  grant  to  increase  paid  internship  opportunities  for  students</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield’s  Office  of  Engaged  �������ý  has  been  awarded  a  nearly  $45,000  Illinois  Cooperative  Work  Study  Program  grant  to  increase  the  number  of  paid  internship  opportunities  available  to  students  completing  academic  internships  through  the  UIS  Internships  and  Prior  �������ý  Program.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-requires-saliva-based-covid-19-testing-campus-students-faculty-and-staff">UIS  requires  saliva-based  COVID-19  testing  for  on-campus  students,  faculty  and  staff</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">University  of  Illinois  Springfield  students,  faculty  and  staff  living,  working  or  taking  classes  on-campus  are  required  to  participate  in  free  saliva-based  COVID-19  testing  once  a  week  during  Fall  Semester  2020.



The  saliva-based  Polymerase  Chain  Reaction  (PCR)  test  was  developed  by  the  University  of  Illinois  at  Urbana-Champaign.  The  test  can  detect  the  virus  in  people  who  are  asymptomatic  and/or  individuals  early  in  the  course  of  disease.



Test  results  are  expected  within  the  same  day  and  should  not  exceed  48  hours,  excluding  weekends  and  holidays.</div>
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