July Update 2021

July Update 2021

Hi ILAC Fam!
 
This July Update marks the END of the 2020-2021 term! Onward to the 4th year of ILAC, The Year of Refinement, more details to come.
 
We are actively recruitment for the Leadership Team! New term starts August 9, 2021. Up for the challenge? Apply today!
 
Featured Positions:
Chief Editor:
Responsible for the Blog & Annual Newsletter 
Events Coordinator: 
Lead for ILAC’s Fundraisers, the IINSPIRE LSAMP Annual Conference, and ILAC Gives Backs
 
Want to get more involved?
Join our Leadership Team, Recruit a friend, Contribute to the Lending Library, sign up to be a Mentor, Write for the ILAC Blog, become a Monthly Sponsor, & Follow @iinspirelac on social media
 
Myra James
2020-2021 ILAC President 

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Impact Report
 
The ILAC 2020-2021 Impact Report is here! The report details all of our goals & accomplishments during 2020-2021. Check it out with the link below.

Impact Report

New Blog Posts
 
Balancing Grad School Life
Teaching at her Undergrad 
Applying to Medical School in a Pandemic
Preparing For the Semester
 
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ILAC Blog managed by:
Rachel Alvarado
Editor

Hot Summer Reads
 
Looking for some great Book Recommendations this Summer? 
 
ILAC’s 2021
Hot Summer Reads
Organized by:
Glorie Borsay
Secretary

ILAC Gives Back
ILAC Intern, Briyana Carter, organized and moderated ILAC’s most recent ILAC Gives Back. Myra James and Andrés Mora Mata shared advise and their experiences to “Marking the Most of Your Summer” with current University of Northern Iowa IINSPIRE LSAMP Scholars.
 
 
Check out a recording of the panel here! 
Interested in ILAC speaking at your institution? Contact us! 
Organized by:
Briyana Carter
ILAC Intern

NALA
 
Register today for NALA’s (National Association of LSAMP Alumni) next Virtual Town Hall!

ILAC Monthly Updates Created by:
Myra James
ILAC President 2020-‘21

 The IINSPIRE-LSAMP Alumni Committee (ILAC) unites IINSPIRE alumni to facilitate a successful undergraduate career for current Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) undergraduate students in STEM by providing academic, financial, and professional assistance.