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The annual one-day conference will be fully virtual and free for all attendees on Feb. 13.
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Undergraduates in the Health and Human Performance program collaborated with faculty and healthcare professionals to carry out original research.
Academics, campus life and university operations proceeded in the midst of a pandemic with remarkable success.
The pandemic-safe sport has continued competition this fall.
First-generation students discover connection and support at EOU amid the pandemic.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and EOU’s Native American Program is offering a variety of activities.
Music and theatre students recording audio stories with a spooky theme, airing Oct. 29 and 30.
With 1,033 COVID-19 tests conducted so far, 1% of students have tested positive for the virus.
Students moved into EOU residence halls and participated in fully virtual orientation activities before classes began for fall term.
School starts Sept. 23, and the first week of classes will be held virtually to accommodate testing for COVID-19.
A small group of incoming students will have the chance to get to know their new backyard next month during East Tracks.
Incoming EOU students will mask up to meet new friends in a series of outdoor orientation activities.
The EOU Foundation and the Financial Aid Office coordinated to provide much-needed support.
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.
The university will host 15 student internships in 2020-21, creating opportunities for mentoring and career development.
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.
Mariah Meyerholz entered EOU undecided, but she knew she wanted to help people.
This year, potential RAs are inviting students to join them virtually for a talent show, scavenger hunt and other activities.
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.”
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An 18-credit online program offers working educators opportunity certification in Trauma in Educational Communities.Read more