UIC Center for Student Involvement is your connection to the community. We include student media, Cultural Heritage Months, RSO storage space, and meeting spaces.

Mar 11 2026

Broadway in Chicago: Hamilton

March 11, 2026
Mar 12 2026

Transition 101

March 12, 2026
Mar 12 2026

The Holi Fest - Holi Festivities

March 12, 2026
Mar 13 2026

The Holi Fest - Color Carnival

March 13, 2026
Mar 18 2026

Try Your Luck Night

March 18, 2026
Mar 31 2026

UIC Night with the Chicago Cubs

March 31, 2026
Apr 2 2026

LOL @ UIC (featuring Gianmarco Soresi)

April 02, 2026
Apr 7 2026

Fawning Over Crafts

April 07, 2026
Apr 11 2026

UIC Night with the Chicago Fire

April 11, 2026
Apr 25 2026

UIC Day: Chicago White Sox (Spring 2026)

April 25, 2026

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  • Mission

    Our mission is to build a foundation for holistic development through educational, social, leadership, and cultural programming for UIC students. We will foster an environment to build affinity to UIC, a community within the city of Chicago, through a multitude of student events, student organizations, and leadership opportunities.

  • Vision

    The Center for Student Involvement will strive to provide a vibrant environment where UIC students are catalysts for social change, actively engaged, and share a sense of belonging through our involvement opportunities.

  • Learning Outcomes

    Through engagement with the Center for Student Involvement, students will develop essential life skills, strengthen their personal and interpersonal growth, and cultivate an inclusive mindset that embraces diverse perspectives and promotes social responsibility.

Student Affairs Learning Outcomes:

UIC Student Affairs provides a myriad of out of the classroom opportunities in which students engage in throughout their college experience. Through these experiences students are able to apply and connect what they are learning both in and outside the classroom. The approach to developing the student learning outcomes framework for Student Affairs is based on the premise that students first acquire knowledge related to these learning domains, are given the opportunity to apply the skills learned through their out of the classroom experiences, and ultimately integrate these skills into their lives to serve them beyond their time at UIC. Recognizing the student experience involves moving in and out of programs and across units over a cumulative and collective period of time, four levels of learning shaped the development of the learning outcomes for Student Affairs.

Educational Priority
As a result of the engaged student experience at the University of Illinois Chicago, students will increase self-awareness, know they belong and develop skills to transform their local and global communities through positive change.

Learning Goals

1. Self-Awareness (SA)
2. Transformational Leadership (TL)
3. Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI)
4. Skills to be Real World Ready (RWR)
5. Belonging (B)