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Be it the bookstore, the recreation facilities or the meeting rooms, the dining options or the lounge spaces, the administrative services or networking opportunities, the UIC Student Centers have it all.

Founded in 1991, the African American Cultural Center (AACC) at UIC supports the academic and diversity missions of the University by engaging campus and community partners in innovative cultural, social and scholarly activities that examine African-American and African-Diasporan identities, traditions and creative practices through a social justice lens. The AACC recognizes that identities are socially constructed and intersectional. To that end, the Center especially supports programs and initiatives that promote collaboration and experiential learning. http://www.youtube.com/user/AACCUIC http://uicaacc.tumblr.com/

Opportunities on Campus The Center for Student Involvement coordinates a variety of programs and events throughout the year to enrich your experience while attending UIC. No matter what week during the semester, there is always something going on and you are invited to attend. These great events include: Involvement Fair Spark in the Park Flames Friday Movies in the Quad Forever Flames LOL@UIC Cultural Showcase Taste of UIC Doggypalooza Welcome Back Winterfest Flames Homecoming Meet the Greeks Battle of the Bands Greek Week Final Fling Flames Finish Strong DJ Battle Fraternity and Sorority Life The community at UIC is comprised of hundreds of students that embody the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and fellowship. You will gain lifelong friendship connected through common values, which define the UIC Fraternity and Sorority Life community. Student Organizations UIC hosts over 300 student organizations that represent a wide range of activities and interests from sports clubs, fraternities and sororities, to pre-professional and cultural groups. Student organizations allow you to join, lead, serve, and network with several communities. UIC Impact UIC Impact is a new initiative that will capture how our students are influenced by their co-curricular experience while impacting the community beyond our campus. Through student engagement opportunities, our students will be mentoring others, developing core competencies, and enhancing essential leadership skills to be successful, global citizens. Find out more information at impact.uic.edu to start your e-Portfolio today! UIC Connection Find any and all information regarding student organizations, events, and departments on UIC Connection, our one stop shop for student engagement opportunities. You will be able to create your ePortfolio, volunteer all over the city of Chicago, and be aware of great UIC resources. Find out more at connect.uic.edu. #MyUICConnection.

There's no reason to struggle with writing because all our services are FREE. Spring & Fall semesters we are open during weeks 3 through 15. Mondays 10:00 to 5:00 Tuesdays 9:30 to 5:30 Wednesdays 9:00 to 5:00 Thursdays 9:30 to 4:30 Fridays 10:00 to 4:00 Instructors can schedule additional hours for their classes Tuesdays at 8:30AM and Wednesdays at 8AM. Summer 4-week semester: we are open weeks 3 and 4. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 12:00 to 1:00 and 4:00 to 5:00 Summer 8-week semester: we are open weeks 2 through 8. Mondays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays 9:00-5:00 ----> To make an appointment, visit http://uic.mywconline.com

Commons North (CMN) is a five-story residence hall that accommodates about 130 students. This building has all single rooms grouped in clusters of 3 to 6 rooms. Each cluster has a bathroom shared by members of the cluster. CMN is limited to students who are 20 years and older. Commons South (CMS) is a five-story traditional residence hall of double rooms, which open into a common hallway with two community bathrooms shared by each floor community. It has a computer lab and accommodates around 190 students. This building has two single sex floors, with females on the second floor and males on the third floor. The fourth and fifth floor are both co-ed. CMS is for undergraduate students of all ages.

The Rafael Cintron-Ortiz Cultural Center (RCOCC) was established in 1976 as a permanent site for social, cultural and educational activities of relevance to the large and growing Latino student population at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Its records contains material documenting the 20th Anniversary Oral History Project; various administrative records including budget material; conference and symposium material; events and programs including Brotherhood Day, Cinco de Mayo, film festivals, Dia de los Muertos and Escucha Mi Grito, various dance, theater and music recitals and concerts; flyers for events; Latin American Studies material; Latin American Recruitment and Educational Services material; information on the 1995-96 Mural Project; various Latino organizations such as the Confederation of Latin American Students (CLAS), Health Oriented Latino Association (HOLA), The Julian Samora Institute, and Mexican Students de Aztlan (Me.S.A.); political activities; publications; and speakers that have visited the Center or University.

We hold meetings every Wednesday, at 7pm, in the Rathskeller (Basement of the East Area Office). This page will keep you up to date on all of our upcoming meeting themes, programs, community service opportunities, and leadership opportunities! We also plan programs that are open to all residents. Last year we went to Six Flags during Fright Fest,Fall Ball at the Navy Pier Crystal Gardens, saw Lion King and Wicked through Broadway in Chicago, went on a bike tour, held a city-wide scavenger hunt, and many more. All events are free, or very inexpensive, and only available to UIC Campus Housing Residents! The events for the 2011-2011 school year will be posted as they become available! We will announce when tickets are available at meetings, so come on Wednesdays to be the first to know when tickets are on sale! All tickets are available online at housing.uic.edu/restickets!