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Campus supports a dynamic externally sponsored research portfolio, a diverse set of graduate academic programming, innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives, and an active external affairs program
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. Department Summary The only comprehensive accredited journalism program in the Pacific Northwest, the School of Journalism and Communication offers majors in advertising, journalism, media studies, and public
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of Landscape Architecture is the oldest landscape department west of the Mississippi. Evolving and growing for more than 100 years, our program's roots started in 1911. We are the only program in Oregon that has
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recognition of the academic benefits of a residential campus, and the FIR program complements a network of academic partnerships with University Housing/UESS including Academic Residential Communities (ARCs
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assistance for underprepared and disabled learners, tutor appointments, a Math and Science lab, quiet study tables and computer labs with Internet, and printing and scanning services. Position Summary Academic
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students, the Environmental Studies Program sets the standard in interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration. Our teaching and research spans across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, design
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, and optional benefits (life, disability, accidental death, and long-term care). The Benefits Coordinator provides assistance and support to the medical leaves program as needed, and requires the ability
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. Historic Preservation The School of Architecture & Environment's Historic Preservation program—the oldest such program on the West Coast—focuses on physical and social heritage. Students participate in
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(OHAZ) is a research program within CAS-ERTH. OHAZ uses science, technology, and community engagement to understand, detect, and mitigate multi-hazards within the Pacific Northwest. OHAZ consists of over
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Instructional Design team as appropriate. In addition, this position greets visitors, answers questions, handles complaints, makes referrals as appropriate, and provides program information. The UO Online Support