DRES Calendar of Events
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This event will entail the who, what, when, where, and why of disclosing a disability to an employer during the interview process.
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Join our activity group for students on the Autism Spectrum or students seeking social interactions. This group meets every other week. Enjoy a night of ice cream and games! Ice cream will NOT be provided by DRES.
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MFA student, Liza Sylvestre, will be coming to DRES to talk about her experience with disability in art and culture.
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Interested in learning more about Procter and Gamble? Click the title for more details about the info session coming up!
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Facebook is hosting a lunch at DRES to help students prep their elevator pitch and learn more about all the opportunities at Facebook!. All majors welcome! with visible and/or invisible disabilities and/or veterans of ALL majors are welcome at this event! Lunch will be served. Dress is business casual.
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*All majors are welcome* Please click the title for more details and to see what companies are registered!
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*All majors are welcome* Please click the title for more details and to see what companies are registered!
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*All majors are welcome* Please click the title for more details and to see what companies are registered!
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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*All majors are welcome* Please click the title for more details and to see what companies are registered!
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*All majors are welcome* Please click the title for more details and to see what companies are registered!
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*All majors are welcome* Please click the title for more details and to see what companies are registered!
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Mia Ives-Rublee is a disabled Asian American activist who founded and coordinates the Women’s March Disability Caucus. She also contracts with numerous organizations to help them use a disability justice lens in their own work and increase the integration of disabled people in their organizing spaces. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology at the University of IL.
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Mia Ives-Rublee is a disabled Asian American activist who founded and coordinates the Women’s March Disability Caucus. She also contracts with numerous organizations to help them use a disability justice lens in their own work and increase the integration of disabled people in their organizing spaces. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology at the University of IL.
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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Join our new activity group that meets for students seeking social interactions. Enjoy a night of FREE pizza and a movie!
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Join us every Wednesday for a lesson and discussion on an area of Wellness! This week's topic will be financial wellness!
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Join us every Wednesday for a lesson and discussion on an area of Wellness! This week's topic will be Mindfulness Meditation!
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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Join us every Wednesday for a lesson and discussion on an area of Wellness! This week's topic will be Sexual Health & Wellness!
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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A new group has started at DRES! This group is a disablity processing/support group. This is a student-driven group focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for students to process and discuss the experience of having a disability as a college student.
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Join us every Wednesday for a lesson and discussion on an area of Wellness! This week's topic will be Goal Setting & Maintenance!
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A new group has started at DRES! This group is a disablity processing/support group. This is a student-driven group focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for students to process and discuss the experience of having a disability as a college student.
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Join us every Wednesday for a lesson and discussion on an area of Wellness! This week's topic will be Stress & Stress Management!
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Get excited for the Fall season with our Pumpkin Decorating event @ DRES! The DRES Interns will be hosting this fun and relaxing activity by going over some stress- relief/mindfulness methods while students are able to decorate their own pumpkins.
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A new group has started at DRES! This group is a disablity processing/support group. This is a student-driven group focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for students to process and discuss the experience of having a disability as a college student.
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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Current UIUC students are able to receive it for free. Just bring your iCard with you. Check out MHC website to reference other dates/times of clinics campus wide if that may be more convenient. It is not required for anyone to receive this immunization, though it is strongly encouraged.
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A new group has started at DRES! This group is a disablity processing/support group. This is a student-driven group focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for students to process and discuss the experience of having a disability as a college student.
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Join our activity group that meets for students seeking social interactions. Enjoy a night of games and snacks provided by DRES!
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Find disability community. Free pizza and snacks!
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Join us every Wednesday for a lesson and discussion on an area of Wellness! This week's topic will be Healthy Relationships!
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Come with your disability-related questions to be answered by a student panel. Featuring Keynote Speaker Stephanie Zaia '14 BS in community Health, Co-founded a disability-focused non-profit organization.
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A new group has started at DRES! This group is a disablity processing/support group. This is a student-driven group focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for students to process and discuss the experience of having a disability as a college student.
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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A new group has started at DRES! This group is a disablity processing/support group. This is a student-driven group focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for students to process and discuss the experience of having a disability as a college student.
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Finals causing you additional stress and anxiety? Come to the Stress and Anxiety Workshop sponsored by DRES and the Chez Veteran Center
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Join us every Wednesday for a lesson and discussion on an area of Wellness! This week's topic will be Destress with Crafts!
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A new group has started at DRES! This group is a disablity processing/support group. This is a student-driven group focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for students to process and discuss the experience of having a disability as a college student.
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This group is open to all DRES students who have ADHD or experience similar symptoms. The group is open so you can drop in any weeks you would like!
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Let's study together! Drop by for some peer-motivation to study!
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DRES Career Services (with help from volunteers from all over campus) wants to help you with finals by providing *free* coffee in the lobby.
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DRES Career Services (with help from volunteers from all over campus) wants to help you with finals by providing *free* coffee in the lobby.
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DRES Career Services (with help from volunteers from all over campus) wants to help you with finals by providing *free* coffee in the lobby.
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Bring your career questions and stop by anytime!
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Bring your career questions and stop by anytime!
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Bring your career questions and stop by anytime!
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Bring your career questions and stop by anytime!
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All students registered with DRES are encouraged to apply for the DRES Achievement and Leadership Awards. There are 23 Scholarships all with monetary awards. To be considered for an award, please read the criteria and description of the awards and complete the application by February 7, 2020.
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Often times ADHD-like symptoms have an impact beyond executive functioning. They can affect our emotions, relationships, and self-esteem. The purpose of this group is come and meet peers facing similar obstacles and receive support.
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This will be a member guided group that will focus on giving a safe and supportive environment for students to discuss their experiences of having a disability as a college student. We will also explore applicable topics such as coping strategies, self-advocacy, self-care, and stigma.
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Often times ADHD-like symptoms have an impact beyond executive functioning. They can affect our emotions, relationships, and self-esteem. The purpose of this group is come and meet peers facing similar obstacles and receive support.
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JED’s Student Voice of Mental Health Award is an annual award honoring an undergraduate college student who is doing outstanding work on their campus to raise awareness for mental health issues, reduce prejudice around mental illness, and encourage help-seeking among their peers. Deadline for application is 2/24/2020.
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This will be a member guided group that will focus on giving a safe and supportive environment for students to discuss their experiences of having a disability as a college student. We will also explore applicable topics such as coping strategies, self-advocacy, self-care, and stigma.
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Often times ADHD-like symptoms have an impact beyond executive functioning. They can affect our emotions, relationships, and self-esteem. The purpose of this group is come and meet peers facing similar obstacles and receive support.
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This will be a member guided group that will focus on giving a safe and supportive environment for students to discuss their experiences of having a disability as a college student. We will also explore applicable topics such as coping strategies, self-advocacy, self-care, and stigma.
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Often times ADHD-like symptoms have an impact beyond executive functioning. They can affect our emotions, relationships, and self-esteem. The purpose of this group is come and meet peers facing similar obstacles and receive support.
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This will be a member guided group that will focus on giving a safe and supportive environment for students to discuss their experiences of having a disability as a college student. We will also explore applicable topics such as coping strategies, self-advocacy, self-care, and stigma.
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Often times ADHD-like symptoms have an impact beyond executive functioning. They can affect our emotions, relationships, and self-esteem. The purpose of this group is come and meet peers facing similar obstacles and receive support.
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This will be a member guided group that will focus on giving a safe and supportive environment for students to discuss their experiences of having a disability as a college student. We will also explore applicable topics such as coping strategies, self-advocacy, self-care, and stigma.
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Often times ADHD-like symptoms have an impact beyond executive functioning. They can affect our emotions, relationships, and self-esteem. The purpose of this group is come and meet peers facing similar obstacles and receive support.
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This is a 5-week Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) group focused on building skills to better manage anxiety. We will cover relaxation, exposure and desensitization, CBT skill, and psychoeducation about anxiety.