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Illini Insider | College of Liberal Arts & Sciences selects 14 for excellence awards

Fourteen individuals – including professors, grad students, lecturers and one advisor – have been selected for awards from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

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Inside The Small World of Simulating Other Worlds

A niche research community plays out what existence might be like on, or en route to, another planet.

The Real Reason We 'Define the Relationship'

Military families face challenges, feel invisible at times

April 25, 2021 2019 Camp Corral Camp for children of military families was held July 2019 at 4-H Memorial Camp near Monticello. MONTICELLO, Ill. – When Brianna Curry showed up at Illinois 4-H Memorial Camp, she found herself surrounded by dozens of other children of veterans. Barely out of middle school, she realized she was in for a unique experience. It was just a place where a lot of the kids understood the same things that we had to go through, says Brianna, now an 18-year-old Chicago high school student soon headed for Drake University. It was really great to be around other kids who understand everything without having to explain in great detail what happened.

Knobloch shares insights on military family transition communication

Knobloch shares insights on military family transition communication Tabi Jozwick, Voice Correspondent Voice Correspondent MACOMB On Wednesday, Leanne Knobloch shared her insights via Zoom on how military families used communication to help service members to transition from deployment to reintegration. Knobloch, a University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Communication professor, delivered Navigating the New Normal: Communication of Military Families during the Transition from Deployment to Reintegration as part of the 30th annual Wayne N. Thompson Scholar Lecture hosted by Western Illinois University’s Department of Communication. The U of I communications professor started by explaining “relational turbulence theory” and how it affected military couples.