As you are aware, our Judson community made an essential and rapid shift in response to changes in education around the COVID-19 pandemic. We are so thankful for all you have done to adjust to the situation and to continue your education in a digital format. Judson University has been using digital learning for over […]
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Judson University President Gene Crume is one of 11 college presidents appointed to an Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) committee to develop guidance on how campuses across the state can open safely this fall. IBHE just released news of its Campus Reopening Committee as a step to help guide best practices for opening colleges and universities within Illinois
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This year, Judson announces the nominees for both the D. Ray Wilson and Bea Wilson Youth Volunteer Service Awards. Both awards will be presented in the Fall at a future Judson University event since the university’s annual Prayer Breakfast was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The D. Ray Wilson Volunteer Service Award is awarded
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A new magazine presents the writing, art, and music of Judson students. “Gleaning” includes the 2020 Writing Award winners as well as the work of students and alumni from many majors. Enjoy!https://judsonliterary.wordpress.com
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The Judson Community should know that the information collected through the 2020 Census determines the allocation of more than $675 billion in federal funds for states and communities each year. This impacts Pell Grants and federal funding and health care services available in our community, all of which directly impact the Judson community. Learn more
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Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month and talk to one of our Clinical Mental Health Counseling students who are providing FREE confidential telehealth consultations through July 2020. Our mental health professionals provide, active listening, resources, emotional coping skills and basic psychoeducation to support your emotional wellness. Sessions may take place at time of call or by
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Congratulations to the nearly 200 students who graduated from Judson as of May 2. Our community of faculty, staff and alumni are invited to connect with these new Judson graduates through LinkedIn and Judson Connect (https://lnkd.in/eSjvP_S) as they begin their careers and prepare for what is next. Certainly, this graduating class has been trained to
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Judson Architecture leaders have cancelled this summer’s Architecture Camp. Campers have been refunded and organizers hope to host a camp in 2021. “We will continue to provide the best fully immersive experience for high school students interested in architecture and interior design, and we hope to see you next year in Elgin,” wrote Professor Alan Frost to
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The Admissions Office would like to welcome two new admission representatives. Sandy Castillo Guzman joined Judson in March and has been working remotely soon after she began. A graduate of Northern Illinois University in 2016 with a degree in Chemistry, Sandy recently moved to West Dundee, Ill. Sandy enjoys DIY projects and spending time with
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Judson University recognized the achievements of two graduates by awarding Crystal Lake’s Sarah Jenkins with the Presidential Scholar Award and Rockford’s Andrew Finley with the Student Service Award. Jenkins graduated with a major in literature. She received the President’s Scholar Award-Traditional Undergraduate, which is Judson’s highest recognition for scholarship and is awarded to the graduating
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