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COVID-19 has disrupted daily life around the world—and ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù is no exception. Read about the University’s response to the virus and resources that have been made available to students, faculty and staff in this week’s Noteworthy at ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëùn.

ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù’s Daniel L. Goodwin College of Education has changed several of its programs’ names and has made some additions beginning in the Fall 2020 term.

Though the world is still in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù’s library is creating a digital archive that will seek to reflect how the pandemic impacted ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëùn students’ lives and how students have responded to this unprecedented time.

In an effort to make its English courses more accessible to working professionals and community members not seeking college credit, ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù has created the NEIU English Institute.

As the summer term begins, ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù has launched the NEIU English Institute and a new partnership with ASPIRA of ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëùs.

ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù and the City of Chicago lost a mighty activist and educator with the passing of Dr. Conrad Worrill. Read about his life and contributions to the University, a new accreditation for the College of Education and more.

Katrina Bell-Jordan has been appointed dean of ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù’s College of Arts and Sciences.

The Chuck Kane Scholarship Golf Event may look a bit different this year to adhere to health guidelines and precautions, but ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëùn will still gather — virtually and on the greens — to raise funds for students. Read about this and more in the latest edition of Noteworthy at ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëùn. 

Looking for work on campus? The is hosting an on-campus jobs fair on Tuesday, Aug. 25, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Alumni Hall at the Main Campus.

ÃØÃÜÑо¿Ëù’s College of Business and Management has added a Human Resources (HR) concentration to its Bachelor of Science in Management and created a minor in Data Analytics. Both will launch with the Fall 2020 semester.