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Ben Dorfman lives in Germany and teaches in Denmark, but he’s bringing his expertise in human rights to EOU for Colloquium Dec. 10.
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EOU Colloquium returns for another academic year – this time in a physically distanced format.
Music and theatre students recording audio stories with a spooky theme, airing Oct. 29 and 30.
New programs and initiatives have led to renewed accreditation and ongoing recognition.
Faculty and students will provide socioeconomic analysis so communities can better understand trends, support planning efforts, and undertake economic impact analysis of specific projects or investments in the region.
University leaders are seeking input ahead of the Nov. 12 decision.
Two EOU students will help bring the Urban-Rural Theatre Program to life by turning real-life stories into scripts for the stage.
The Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion extends its impact beyond the boundaries of campus to educate people across the state.
In the absence of live performances, EOU is renovating main stages on campus.
Sept. 22-24 EOU’s Small Business Development Center brings the university and local businesses together.
School starts Sept. 23, and the first week of classes will be held virtually to accommodate testing for COVID-19.
Alumnus and entrepreneur Richard Chaves was elected to serve as EOU Board Chair through November 2021.
After decades of public service, Board Chair David Nelson will retire at the annual Board Retreat on August 10.
Classes will be held in flexible, in-person, hybrid and remote-access teaching formats in keeping with Oregon Health Authority and local health authorities’ guidelines.
More than 40 members of the graduating class received awards from their academic departments and mentors.
More than 800 EOU grads will celebrate remotely – yet together – on June 13.
Founding faculty member, Shannon Donovan, Ph.D., of the Sustainable Rural Systems program finds “there are a lot of opportunities to do things differently, address needs, and figure out how to meet them.”
EOU announced that students and employees will work in teams to create resumption plans for every area of the university.
Business instructor and alumna Kat Yamamoto presents research about the global food industry’s sustainability engagement score at Colloquium.
The virtual ¡Conéctate! gathering on May 1 drew over 100 participants to share, learn and connect remotely.
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Ben Dorfman lives in Germany and teaches in Denmark, but he's bringing his expertise in human rights to EOU for Colloquium Dec. 10.Read more
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