Provost outlines program to hire clusters of faculty
Provost Scott Coltrane hopes to finalize details of the program by March 14 and receive proposals for cluster hires by May 1
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Thailand names new green chemistry lab for Ken Doxsee
A laboratory at Assumption College in Thonburi, near Bangkok, is named for the UO professor who has been promoting green chemistry in Thailand since 2006
UO historian's paper is among best ever in the journal Ambix
Vera Keller's 21-page article, "The Authority of Practice in the Alchemy of Sir John Heydon (1588-1653)," was one of 20 named as the "best of the archives" of Ambix
Sandra Morgen steps down at UO Graduate School
Sandra Morgen returns to the anthropology faculty after serving in administrative roles for six years with the UO Graduate School
Retirement not FAR off for UO academic-athletic liaison
Jim O'Fallon has been an advocate for UO student athletes and for academic integrity
UO School of Law to host Sports and Entertainment Law Conference in Portland Feb. 28
The School of Law will welcome big names from the sports and entertainment industries during the Sports and Entertainment Law Conference at the Moda Center
Wilson named 2013 Distinguished Member of TPUG
Wesley Wilson was named TPUG's 2013 Distinguished Member for his significant contributions to the field at the group’s annual conference in Philadelphia
Scholarship partnership to more than triple Evans Scholars at UO
The Evans Scholars Foundation has selected the University of Oregon as the site for a Scholarship House, the first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest
UO Foundation endowment performance ranks in top quarter
UO Foundation’s 13.8 percent annualized return rate puts it in the top 16 percent of more than 800 endowments that participated in the NACUBO survey
College of Arts and Sciences celebrates excellence in research and teaching
Faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences were recognized for their achievements at the international, national and university level