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WHAT'S NEW ON THE LIBERAL ARTS WEB SITE
  • Updated the link to the Classics home page.
    (27 August 2004)

  • Cleaned up the home page.
    Added links to the campus Privacy Policy page on every current Liberal Arts web page, and added a link to the University Museum on the directory page.
    Fixed busted links to the Undergraduate Admissions, School of Art and Design, School of Music, Department of Psychology, Master of Public Administration, Writing handbook and SIUC Factbook home pages, and removed the link to a seemingly non-existent Museum Studies home page. (17 August 2004)

  • resigns as webmaster (25 June 2003)

  • Web accessibility modifications (24 August 2002 through 22 June 2003, after several months of study and research...); see "College of Liberal Arts Teaching and Learning Workshop, 8 October 2002: 'Web Accessibility'"

  • Fixed the busted link to the University Honors Program (23 August 2002)

  • Updated the Liberal Arts home page to a form that is Level AA compliant to Web Accessibility Guidelines; see the SIUC Web Accessibility Guidelines page (17 July 2002)

  • Fixed the busted link to, and changed the name of, Career Services, on the advisement and one of the Associate Dean pages. (2 February 2002)

  • Home page features Scott L. Hines, whose composition "Shoah" premiered last fall at the Chicago Cultural Center with the Chicago Chamber Orchestra. (20 January 2002)

  • Updated the link on the search page for faculty, staff, and student searches. (16 December 2001)

  • New home page features Patrick Novak, who was awarded the Congressional Medal Silver Award (13 November 2001)

  • New home page features the Liberal Arts students who have won the Chancellor's Undergraduate Research Awards for 2001-2002, Part II (15 October 2001)

  • Regular changes and additions to the page listing the panel series offering perspectives on the tragic events of September 11, their implications and the aftermath of those attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. (20 September 2001-24 January 2002)

  • New home page features the Liberal Arts panel series on the events of September 11, 2001 (20 September 2001)

  • New home page features the Liberal Arts students who have won the Chancellor's Undergraduate Research Awards for 2001-2002, Part I (7 September 2001)

  • New home page features the winners of the 2001 Rickert-Ziebold Trust Awards (26 May 2001)

  • New home page features Liberal Arts alumnus, Philip M. Pfeffer (2 May 2001)

  • Yes, our look has changed back again. Our Webmaster has returned. He says our dean does her homework, she's a quick study and she negotiates persuasively. (25 January 2001)

  • Yes, our look has changed; our first and only Webmaster for more than 4-1/2 years has decided it's time for a rest. (14 December 2000)

  • Added link to the Classics major on the Majors page. (29 September 2000)

  • Complete overhaul, although we have been online here since 1996 (August 2000)
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