On-Campus Resources
Employment
Food
- On-Campus Food Pantries
- Loso Student Lounge Food Pantry (LH 235)
- Hours of Operation: M-TH: 10 am-7pm/ Closed on Weekends & Holidays
- Fridays: 10am-5pm
- Multicultural Center Grab-n-Go (2nd floor of Hoke)
- Hours of Operation: M-F: 9am-7pm/ Closed on Weekends & Holidays
- Mountaineer Information Center Food Pantry
- Hours of Operation: M-F: 9am-4pm/ Closed on Weekends & Holidays
- Loso Student Lounge Food Pantry (LH 235)
- SNAP
- Farmer’s Market Gleaning Program
- Monthly Fresh Alliance Food Distribution
- Every 3rd Thursday of the month
- Location: Hoke 2nd Floor
- Time: 1:30pm- 4pm
- Swipe Out Hunger
- On-Campus Dining Plans
Internet/Technology
- FREE WIFI is available all around campus!
- EOU Library
- Multicultural Center (Hoke Second Floor 212)
- Learning Center (Loso Hall 234)
- EOU IT Laptop
- Ackerman Computer Lab
- Zabel Computer Lab
- Veterans Services Computer Lab
- Badgley Computer Science Lab
Healthcare Support
- Benefits Navigator provides OHP enrollment support.
- Schedule your appointment to get enrolled.
- Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Application assistance
- Disability Services (Loso 236, disabsvc@eou.edu, (541) 962-3081)
- EOU Student Health
- By Appointment Only. Call (541) 962-3524
- Monday-Thursday 8:30 am-5:00 pm
- Closed for lunch from 12:00-1:00 pm Monday-Thursday
- Friday 8:30 am-12:30 pm
- EOU Health Services
- EOU Counseling Center (Free to Students)
- Drop-In hours:
- Monday and Wednesday: 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM
- Tuesday and Thursday: 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
- Self-Help Resources (EOU Counseling Center)
- Campus Security (541-962-3911, Various security services)
- Privileged Campus Advocate (Completely confidential Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Stalking services)
Title IX
- EOU Title IX Office
- EOU Title IX Policy
- Title IX Anonymous Report
- Privileged Campus Advocate (Completely confidential Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Stalking services)
On-campus Housing
Transportation
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Basic Needs Support
- Free meal passes
- Thrift Store vouchers
- Grocery Support
- Gas & Fuel Cards
- Computer Check-out
- Textbook Vouchers
- Personal Hygiene Kits
If you would like to request these resources, please fill out both of these forms: Intake Form and Basic Needs Application.
On-Campus Events & Activities
EOU Student Testimonies
“The program has truly been a lifeline for me. It has helped me save a significant amount of money that I would have otherwise spent on food and books. As a first-generation college student from a low-income background, I deeply appreciate the support that has been extended to students like myself. The financial burden of college is heavy, and this assistance means so much to us. Thank you for making a difference in our lives.”
“I am doing student teaching at Imbler Elementary School for the rest of the school year. I did not know I would be driving so far each day and did not account for the gas money I would need in my finances. The gas gift card helped me fill my tank of gas so that I can make it out to student teach everyday.”
“Providing for SNAP on the government website was very difficult. They told me I needed to “prove my identity” to continue my application. To do this I had to call two numbers one would not answer the phone and the other told me that my identity was fake. Desperate, I contacted the Benefits Navigator to get assistance and it was extremely helpful. After she gave me tips with how to enroll, I was able to go to the DHS office, step up a case, and have an appointment all in the span of a few days. I am extremely grateful for all the assistance I have received.”