Three J-School profs awarded Agora faculty fellowships
Agora Center fellowships allow faculty to pursue projects that help advance communications and democracy.
Agora Center fellowships allow faculty to pursue projects that help advance communications and democracy.
Eight awards of up to $2,500 will be made in this year's Innovations in Graduate Education program.
The campus community is invited to join the task force in identifying and prioritizing infrastructure and technology needs on campus.
The presentation will include a retrospective of his first five years as dean of the Lundquist College of Business and a look ahead.
A search committee will begin reviewing applications in April with a goal of making a hire by July 1.
The three candidates will give public presentations on campus March 30 and 31 and April 1.
The C.E.S. Wood Retrospective Award goes to an Oregon author with a renowned career in letters.
Bend-based publication features the UO's presidential chair in a roundup of women whose efforts have had positive influences on Oregon.
The award from the National Institute on Drug Abuse will establish a new, online resource to help reduce substance abuse in middle-school youth.
Mia Tuan has been at the University of Oregon since 1996, serving in a variety of capacities in education, graduate school and CoDaC.