I had some SURS contributions as well as 403b contributions for the 2021 fiscal year. Do these count toward the same $19,500 contribution limit for 2021 or are these separate?
Thank you for any information you may be able to provide!
https://emails.uofi.uillinois.edu/newsletter/7412930.html
Dear faculty, staff and students:
We write today to share new policies for the University of Illinois System and its universities in Urbana-Champaign, Chicago and Springfield, all designed to protect the health and welfare of our students, faculty and staff amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The proactive policies are focused squarely on doing our part to help curb the virus. Fortunately, there have been no confirmed cases among our faculty, staff and students. But such cases have been increasing in Illinois and our experts say early intervention is the best option to limit the spread.
Our policies will adopt best practices endorsed by state and national health officials by minimizing face-to-face exposure in classrooms and other types of large gatherings, and by limiting international and domestic travel. They were developed with guidance from the leading-edge healthcare experts across our universities, who have been consulting daily with a leadership team composed of the president, the chancellors and the provosts from all three universities. We will continue to monitor the outbreak and stay in constant contact with the Governor’s Office, the Illinois Department of Public Health, local health departments, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other universities around the state and the nation.
The new policies were carefully crafted to safeguard our students, faculty and staff without compromising the world-class education and the groundbreaking research discovery that are synonymous with the U of I System. They are:
Instruction
Courses at each of our three universities will immediately begin migrating to online or alternative delivery mechanisms to provide the social distancing that helps limit transmission of the virus, with a goal of completion by March 23. Classes will be held at their currently scheduled times. Online and other alternative learning methods will continue until further notice, but our expectation is that it will be temporary and students will be updated regularly via email and updates on system and university websites. Students have the option of studying remotely from home or from their campus residence after spring break. Our campuses will remain open and ready to serve students, including residence and dining halls. Each university will provide specific guidance for their students regarding both academic and housin
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Tutor for Quantum Computing Here is the link for the 1st zoom.
Haytham Rahman is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: QuantumComputingZoomMeeting Time: Dec 31, 2021 03:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting https://us05web.zoom.us/j/89021345772?pwd=WUhPejFwejJvcUYyN0lPY2hnQUFWUT09
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You heard that right, I am subleasing the University of Illinois for this summer. Not just a room; the entire campus. I am graduating in May so I need somebody to pick it up for me (optional).
The campus is very spacious, with 2(!) basements and 651 buildings. It is 12345bed/3bath with many half- and quarter-baths across the campus. The place comes with 3 Starbucks, bell tower, bowling alley, and many other amenities
I am subleasing the entire place for $850 a month for 3 months, May 14-August 14. This covers everything, from water to electricity to sanitation fees.
Please comment below if you are interested! Thank you so much
Please remember to follow the rules of posting within megathreads, which can be found in the main megathread post linked below.
Links:
r/UIUC
like, y'all already got my fuckin tuition, stop bothering me about it
I’m leaning towards Iowa as the program looks better, but am wondering if it’ll be obvious I did it online as I live and work in Chicago. Do you think there’s still, or will be in the future, a negative stigma around online programs now that the world has turned remote? Thanks r/MBA appreciate your help!
I’m an international student applying to the masters in computer science program.
- Which one of these is more prestigious?
- Which is better in terms of job prospects?
Could anyone clear this up for me? Thanks!
Hi everyone,
Engineering IT at the University of Illinois is looking for a Linux sysadmin or Senior Linux sysadmin. This particular position would be with our Research Services team, supporting research in the Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois. An excerpt of the job description is below.
If you are interested, please take a look at the full posting. If you have any questions, I'll do my best to answer them.
Engineering IT Shared Services at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign seeks applicants for the Linux Systems Administrator and Senior Linux Systems Administrator positions. Engineering IT is the primary information technology services provider for Engineering at Illinois, serving the IT needs of more than 1,100 faculty and staff and over 10,000 students. The mission is to ensure that all faculty, students and staff in the College have easy and well-supported access to IT services that are second to none in support of their teaching, research, and learning. Engineering IT prides itself on a user-centric approach to IT, with emphasis on effectiveness, visibility and accountability. This is an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic team. More information about Engineering IT can be found at http://it.engineering.illinois.edu/aboutus/.
The Linux Systems Administrator and Senior Linux Systems Administrator provides workstation, application, and server support within the College of Engineering which may include one or more of the following areas: assigned units, users, instructional labs, research groups, or production infrastructure systems. Primarily focuses on Linux workstation and server environments, including troubleshooting, networking, strong customer service, and ability to complete short duration projects. Will involve interacting with various teams within Engineering IT Shared Services to ensure outstanding service delivery to the end-users.
Thanks for joining us today. I'm excited to answer your questions about safety and policing. Comfort K9 Archie is here with me as well.
We'll take some of the questions we received in advance and post those answers throughout these next two hours as well.
Ask away!
For verification: https://twitter.com/UIPD/status/1438519965112422409
Edit: Thanks for your great and very important questions! We're going to close the thread now that it's past noon. Looking forward to doing this again in the future.
