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Fall 2020

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Category: Fall 2020 Category: President's Message

President’s Letter – Fall 2020

Letter from alumnus and EOU President Tom Insko for fall 2020

Category: Fall 2020 Category: Features

This land…

EOU Trustee Bobbie Conner has ancestral ties to the Grande Ronde Valley that long pre-date the university.

Category: Alumni Stories Category: Fall 2020

The story you don’t know

An educator in the CTUIR reached GED students with customized curriculum.

Category: Fall 2020 Category: Features

Miss Spontaneity

Transfer student Sophia Yervasi will join her best friend as contestants on the Miss Oregon USA stage Nov. 21.

Category: Fall 2020

Mountaineer Tracks

Keep up with births, marriages and passings of fellow alumni.

Category: Donor Spotlight Category: Fall 2020

Donor Spotlight: The Haddocks

Becoming like sisters--and teammates--who give together, stay together.

Category: Alumni Stories Category: Fall 2020

Angelic Rehabilitation

Artistic greeting cards help fund a transitional housing and life skills program from women leaving rehabilitation programs or prison in Baker County.

Category: Alumni Stories Category: Fall 2020

Pod and basketball

A sports podcast re-emerged this summer with a focus on how EOU alumni have experienced racism. The conversations strengthened friendships and spread awareness during the peak of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Category: Fall 2020

Student-athletes speak out

Four EOU student-athletes share their ideas about how the university can contribute to conversations about race and equity.

Marco Retano
Category: Fall 2020

Teaching amid trauma

EOU's new trauma-invested teaching courses opened just in time for educators facing a slew of students in need.

Category: Alumni Stories Category: Fall 2020

The first, not the last

Ed Smith, '83, was the first student body president of color, and many have followed in the path he paved.

Category: Fall 2020 Category: Features

Developing responsible global citizens

Diversity, equity and inclusion language is new to many EOU students. Learn more about how this important aspect of higher education is integrated on campus.