This Week at the Tutorium |
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Intensive English Program Bulletin |
It's midterm break, so there are NO IEP Classes this week! Classes will resume the normal schedule on Monday, March 9th. Enjoy the midterm break, and keep practicing English!
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Fun Things To Do During Midterm Break |
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It’s mid-term break week!!! Since there are NO classes this week in the IEP, you might be catching up on your sleep or wondering what I should do this week. Well, a mid-term break can be a great opportunity to explore Chicago, meet new people, and practice your English. Here are a few ideas:
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- Visit a Museum
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Chicago museums are one of the great things about living in the city. From the Chicago History Museum to the Museum of Science and Industry, there is something fun to learn when you visit a museum here in Chicago. Some museums even offer free admission days for Chicago residents. You might even find discounted student admission tickets. Find a friend, plan a day to visit one of the museums on the list. For a list of Chicago museums, read more>>. Note: UIC students get free admission to the Art Institute of Chicago when you show your student ID.
- English tip: Go to the museum’s website. Read about the exhibit. Maybe write down two questions. Then visit the museum and learn more about the exhibit. Even try to ask a tour guide one of your questions.
- Explore a Neighborhood
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Chicago is known for its diversity. One way to get to know the people and cultures of Chicago is to explore its neighborhoods. Neighborhoods like Chinatown, Pilsen, Little Italy, and Andersonville are filled with vibrant culture, delicious food, and amazing places to visit. For a list of Chicago neighborhoods read more>>.
- English Tip: Choose one of the neighborhoods to explore and then grab a friend and go check it out. During your time exploring, try out a restaurant, check out a shop, and even try a fun attraction. Then, write an article about all the fun you had exploring and learning about the neighborhood. Don’t forget to submit your article to the newsletter. We would love to hear from you!
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Do you enjoy live music? Are you looking for something fun and interesting to do during the midterm break? Well, here are two fun events for you!
On Tuesday, March 3rd, from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm, you can go see and hear the UIC Wind Ensemble perform, led by Serena Weren, conductor. Click here to RSVP
On Wednesday, March 4th, from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm, you can go see and hear the UIC Orchestra perform, led by Timothy Fawkes, conductor. Click here to RSVP
The concert will take place at UIC School of Theater and Music. Concerts are free and open to the public, but you must RSVP.
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For the fourth year in a row, UIC is running our very own New Play Festival. The festival features plays written by UIC students and directed by UIC faculty members.
You can see 5 different plays in 3 days! All written and performed by UIC students!
Click here for more information.
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Writing your Personal Statement |
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Are you planning to apply to a university for an undergraduate or graduate degree? Do you wonder how to do this? The next University Admissions Seminar will focus on applying to University. We will talk about how to get started, the information you need to collect, and how to stay organized.
Join us on Wednesday, March 11th, at 11:00 AM in AH 104. If you want to ask questions in advance, email tutorium@uic.edu.
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Writing for the Newsletter |
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No classes. Office open | March 2-6
- Classes Restart | March 9
- UIC Spring Break | March 23-27
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