During the 2024 Alonzo Kenniebrew Lecture on February 8, Dr. Wendi El-Amin presented awards to honor individuals and a group who continue the challenging work Dr. Kenniebrew modeled, promoting inclusive excellence and equitable practices.

During the 2024 Alonzo Kenniebrew Lecture on February 8, Dr. Wendi El-Amin presented awards to honor individuals and a group who continue the challenging work Dr. Kenniebrew modeled, promoting inclusive excellence and equitable practices.

During the 2024 Alonzo Kenniebrew Lecture on February 8, Dr. Wendi El-Amin presented awards to honor individuals and a group who continue the challenging work Dr. Kenniebrew modeled, promoting inclusive excellence and equitable practices.

Here you will find the Illinois Doula Certification Guide and the steps to apply to become a Medicaid-Certified Doula.

Student Medical Insurance Carbondale medical students are assessed two fees for healthcare: Student Health Fee - Providing access to the Student Health Center . Student Medical Extended Care Fee - Proving the SIU Student Health Insurance Plan that covers expenses such as emergency rooms, hospitalization, surgery, ambulance, specialty care, and advanced laboratory studies and imaging. Students who already have comparable health insurance coverage may request a refund of the Student Medical Extended Care fee by submitting a Petition to Waive . Student Health Services Student Health Services 374

General Student Medical Insurance SIU School of Medicine requires all enrolled students have health insurance. To meet this mandate, all students will be billed the Student Medical Extended Care fee each semester that pays for the SIU Student Health Insurance Plan. Students who already have comparable health insurance coverage may request a refund of the Student Medical Extended Care fee by submitting a Petition to Waive . Requests must be made during the first two weeks of the Fall and Spring semesters and a request must be made EACH semester that a refund is desired. Take note that students

In the heart of rural communities, where the fields stretch far and wide under the open sky, there exists a resilience ingrained in the very fabric of farming life. People often equate this resilience with toughness – a quality deeply revered within the agricultural community, both in physical endurance and mental fortitude. However, as discussions illuminate, this same toughness can sometimes be a double-edged sword, especially when it comes to mental health. The paradox of toughness in farming is evident. Being a good farmer requires resilience to weather challenges, yet this same toughness

Become an Illinois Medicaid-Certified Doula To be reimbursed for doula services provided within the Medical Assistance Program, a doula must be certified by the Illinois’ Medicaid-Certified Doula Program which is administered by SIU School of Medicine. To obtain a certificate via either the Training Program Pathway or Legacy Pathway, an application must be submitted and approved through SIU’s Illinois-Medicaid Certified Doula application system. Upon approval, the doula will receive a certificate. The certificate is needed to apply to enroll for the Medicaid reimbursement system (IMPACT) which

Join us for an upcoming live virtual series, "Planning for the Farm's Future and Yours." The FFRI programs are designed to assist farmers and farm families in developing a succession plan for future generations.

Join us for an upcoming live virtual series, "Planning for the Farm's Future and Yours." The FFRI programs are designed to assist farmers and farm families in developing a succession plan for future generations.