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From generation, to generation
When you have a great-grandma and a great-great grandma who were both among the first students at your alma mater, you know the blue and gold roots run deep.
Two pals, four paws and one dream
Winnie, a service animal, accompanies EOU student to assist with daily activities and allow her more freedom in her daily life.
Mentorship on a molecular level
EOU graduate conducts doctorate research in Chemistry at the University of Oregon.
Makayla Adams
“Eastern Oregon University is a family and community as well as a school. The professors know who you are and work with you personally to help you be as successful as possible. All of the opportunities provided at EOU have given me the chance to be a leader in my community and develop skills that...
Philip Deenik
"I took every opportunity I could to be more involved on and off campus. Being an officer of multiple clubs helped develop my leadership skills and broaden my network."
– Philip Deenik Ph.D. Candidate, University of New Mexico EOU class of 2012 (BS, Chemistry) and 2016 (BS, Biology)
Shakira Bandolin
"I felt prepared for medical school with the good foundation EOU gave me. The science faculty are so much more teaching oriented and accessible. I loved that it was a small campus and I also came out with a lot less debt."
– Shakira Bandolin, MD EOU class of 2009 (Biochemistry Major) 2014 National Outstanding Medical Student Award Recipient
