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Today in the News Media is a synopsis of some of the most prominent coverage of OSU people and programs. Inclusion of any item constitutes neither an endorsement nor a critique, but rather is intended only to make the OSU community aware of significant items in the media. Content appearing includes timely news and feature stories from broadcast, print and online sources. Occasionally, opinion pieces and first-person columns appearing in mainstream media outlets that are written by faculty members and pertain to their academic or professional expertise may be included based on their unique, informative value, timeliness and space constraints. It is not the policy of OSU Today to include Letters to the Editor.
According U.S. News & World Report, Oregon State University is first among Pacific Northwest colleges and universities for innovation, and 33rd in nation. The annual report was released on Monday.
“One of the things we discovered was that firearm owners were having conversations about suicide prevention,” said Elizabeth Marino, an anthropologist at Oregon State University-Cascades in Bend, who designed the studies. “All this time, this work was going on outside of the knowledge and collaboration with public health.”
Jon Boeckenstedt, who spent 17 years helping run the enrollment department at DePaul University in Chicago before moving west this summer to take a similar position at Oregon State, has traced this effect from inside the profession. Boeckenstedt, who is in his early 60s, was a first-generation college student himself, the son of a manual laborer from Dubuque, Iowa.
Toughening the federal standard for arsenic in 2001 has led to fewer violations by the public systems that supply more than 80 percent of the United States' drinking water, research led by Oregon State University shows. (see also Health Day)
The hoary bat, the species of bat most frequently found dead at wind power facilities, is declining at a rate that threatens its long-term future in the Pacific Northwest, according to a novel and comprehensive research collaboration based at Oregon State University–Cascades.
"The information collected with these tags gives us a good description of the scale of whales' feeding behavior over periods of hours, days and weeks, which is something we've not been able to do before," said Ladd Irvine, a senior faculty research assistant in Oregon State University's Marine Mammal Institute and the study's lead author.
Fall is fast approaching and questions keep flooding in to Ask an Expert, an online question-and-answer tool from Oregon State University’s Extension Service.
"We have more diversity in our community than a lot of people realize," Rook, who works in educational equity at Oregon State University-Cascades, said. "I think it's really commonplace to talk about how un-diverse or white Bend is—and certainly there are plenty of white people in Bend. But we do have significant communities ... folks who are not white, not straight, not English as their first language."
Includes a list of this year's award winners.
Cybersecurity experts with OSU tell us these kinds of frauds can come from multiple different avenues, including malicious emails and websites.
“The key is actually to have instruments that are a little further away and then instruments that are really close,” said Oregon State geology professor Adam Kent.
Best practices for growing hemp are under development. In June Oregon State University launched a hemp research center — the Global Hemp Innovation Center — which aims to meet the need for research-based understanding of how to efficiently and sustainably grow hemp and develop its use in new products.
“I have a vison of printing an entire robot that would walk off the printer,” said Pallavi Dhagat, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Oregon State University and president of the IEEE Magnetics Society.
For a soon-to-be-published study, Emily Jane Davis with Oregon State University interviewed ranchers and government employees about how rangeland fire protection associations work in Oregon and Idaho.
A 13-person science team — including a high school biology teacher, four high school students, a college student and three graduate students — boarded Oregon State University’s R/V Oceanus on Thursday and headed out to sea for a four-day research cruise. (see also News-Guard)
Oregon State University-Cascades’ second academic building has a design, purpose and expected completion date: the fall of 2021.
We tip our hat to Eastern Oregon University President Tom Insko, Oregon State University President Ed Ray, and University of Oregon Vice President Michael Andreasen for working to be sure that Oregon has first-rate public institutions of higher education.
Classes without textbooks? More colleges are giving it a try (Philadelphia Inquirer)
“Some OERs are great and some may not be helpful,” said Regan A.R. Gurung, a professor of psychology at Oregon State University. “The bottom line here is that OERs are extremely promising but we’ve got to make sure that in our assessments of OER that we are being true to the students. Just giving them something free if it’s not the same quality really in the long run is not doing our students a service.”
More than 150 classified workers and their supporters rallied at Oregon State University over the lunch hour on Thursday as negotiators for the state’s seven public universities and the Service Employees International Union worked to push past a logjam in stalled contract talks.
In his lively memoir, former U.S. Rep. Les AuCoin details the major events that illuminated his 22-year career as an Oregon legislator and member of Congress. AuCoin's inviting book, "Catch and Release: An Oregon Life in Politics," (Oregon State University Press, 258 pages, $24.95), quickly summarizes his early years and devotes most of its pages to his legislative life.
The Educational Opportunity Program's Black Student Access and Success Initiative, College of Engineering and STEM Academy partnered with Building Blocks 2 Success to bring middle school students from the Portland area to the Oregon State campus for an overnight camp this summer, called Beaver Achiever STEM Camp. The participants gained a taste of college life as they stayed in university housing and ate at dining facilities.
Autumnal silence: This campus shot from a few years ago was taken by Mary Fulton with the department of microbiology. We welcome contributed photos and will run them as appropriate/space allows.
NEW! PFLA open house: Professional Faculty Leadership Association is hosting an Open House on Monday, Sept. 16, noon to 1 p.m., Journey room 104-MU. It’s a chance to network and learn about PFLA. This session is open to members and non-members. If members bring a colleague who is not already a PFLA member, they will receive a free PFLA coffee mug. Remember to renew. PFLA membership form
Capstone project: Karlene Loudon will present her capstone project, “Spatiotemporal trends in habitat use and limnological evidence of seasonal degradation of freshwater critical habitat for threatened Coastrange Sculpin in Cultus Lake, B.C.” in Richardson Hall room 115 on Monday, Sept. 16 at 1 p.m. Karlene Loudon is earning her Master of Natural Resources degree under the guidance of Ivan Arismendi. To watch online with Zoom contact [email protected] for the link.
NEW! Classified staff strike vote: Meetings will be held in Pharmacy 305 at 8 a,m,, 11 a,m,, noon and 5 p.m. other voting opportunities available up to 6 p.m. on Sept. 17. Please contact OSU lead organizer Siobhan Burke at [email protected].
Ph.D. Thesis Defense, Matthew Barner: “Conceptual Representations within the Social and Material Contexts of Engineering Activities in Education and Practice.” Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1 p.m., Kearney 311. Major advisor: Shane Brown, associate professor of engineering education. Committee members: Andre Barbosa, associate professor of structural engineering; David Trejo, professor of infrastructure materials and Hal Pritchett Chair; Devlin Montfort, associate professor of environmental engineering; Rican Vue, assistant professor, School of Public Policy; Prasad Tadepalli, professor of computer science (GCR). Open to the public.
NEW! Can the President do that? What about Congress?: Conflict and Change, A Constitution Day Conversation about the Executive and Legislative Branches, Articles I and II of the Constitution. Panelists: Steven Shay, Rorie Solberg, Ben Mutschler, Moderated by Christopher McKnight Nichols, School of History, Philosophy & Religion. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 4 p.m., MU 104 (Journey Room).
OSUsed Store Public Sales: The OSUsed Store is open for its weekly public sales Tuesday 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Friday noon to 3 p.m. at 644 SW 13th. Personal purchases must be made during public sales. Staff may shop for their department 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. More information on our website.
Disability Access Services Open House: Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1-4 p.m. Visit A200 Kerr Admin to play with technology and at our Testing Center on the 3rd floor of Heckart Lodge to get a tour. Learn about services, technology, see the facilities, meet the staff, and ask questions.
NEW! Faculty Success Symposium Sept. 19 and 20. Thursday: hands-on Canvas workshops and Top Hat drop-in clinic (in Cascade Hall). Friday: Teaching and Tools Speed-dating and breakout sessions on services and strategies to support your effective teaching (in LINC). AND Faculty Media Center grand opening. Come to one, some, or all events. Free! Refreshments included. Details and registration: https://learn.oregonstate.edu/2019-faculty-success-symposium Questions? [email protected]
OSU Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium: This event will take place Thursday, Sept. 19, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be roughly 240 student presentations – a record-breaking number for this event. Concurrent lightning talk sessions will take place from 8 to 10 a.m. in ALS 4000/4001, in addition to three poster sessions in the LPSC lobby from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Click here for a detailed agenda.
NEW! Strike captain training: Strike Picket Captain Training for SEIU 503 strike captains and assistants. Lunch served. If you have not signed up and are interested, contact lead campus organizer Siobhan Burke at [email protected] or 630-699-0281. Thursday, Sept. 19, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m, Valley Library Willamette West Conference Room 3rd Floor. 30-minute trainings at 11:30 a.m., noon and 12:30 p.m.
NEW! Faculty Success Symposium in LINC. Teaching and Tools Speed-dating and breakout sessions with strategies for faculty and GTA’s to support effective teaching. Speed Dating is a fun matchmaking event where you can gain exposure to several resources within a short period of time. AND Faculty Media Center grand opening. Come to one, some, or all events. Free! Refreshments included. Details here: https://learn.oregonstate.edu/2019-faculty-success-symposium Questions? [email protected]
NEW! CGRB Fall Conference this Friday: The 2019 CGRB Fall Conference will take place Friday, Sept. 20, all day in the CH2M Hill Alumni Center. Early registration is now closed, but attendees can still register at the door for $35. Guest speakers include Ed Kelly, Daniel Liefwalker and Doris Taylor.
NEW! Global Youth Climate Strike and Week of Action Sept. 20-27: OSU's Sunrise Club, as part of the Corvallis Climate Action Alliance, is supporting a youth-led climate strike on Sept. 20 at Corvallis High School and a community march/rally on Sept. 27 from OSU to Riverfront Park (3-5 p.m.). See website for more details and a full list of events throughout the week. All events free and open to the public.
NEW! Introduction to CORE: The Cooperative Open Reporting Environment (CORE) is OSU's central tool for accessing official university reports and institutional data. All OSU employees have access to CORE reports and dashboards based on their employment classification and job profile. This session is designed to give new employees and CORE users who would like to review the basics an orientation to CORE. Sept. 20, 11 a.m. to noon, Kerr B094 or Zoom. This session is immediately followed by the IAR DataLab. This is an open time to meet one-on-one or consult with IAR Staff to get more in depth and personalized support on CORE or any of the other tools or services we provide. Register. Questions
Meat Center: The Clark Meat Science Center retail store will be open Friday from noon to 5:30 p.m. Products include fresh and cooked/smoked sausages, bacon, retail cuts, jerky, snack sticks, and Beaver Classic cheese. The store is at 3260 SW Campus Way, next to the Motor Pool. Contact [email protected] for questions regarding the store.
NEW! OSUsed Store Back to School Sale: Come by our public sale Friday, Sept. 20, noon to 3 p.m. at 644 SW 13th St, where special items will be buy one, get one free, along with other discounts. Personal purchases must be made during public sales, but departments may shop on most weekdays; learn more on the website.
Toastmasters open house: Want to excel in your next presentation? Learn to persuade your audience? Toastmasters International has helped millions to do that and more. Oregon State Toastmasters (https://osutm.toastmastersclubs.org) will host an open house (Crop Science Building, Room 119, Corner of Campus Way and 30th St.) on Sept. 13 (noon to 1 p.m.). Students, faculty, staff and community members are invited.
Cheese sales: Time to restock your fridge and your bellies with Beaver Classic Cheese. Come try five cheddars, two Swiss, two Provolones and cheese curds. Find them at the Saturday downtown Corvallis Farmer's Market from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
NEW! Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine Ribbon Chewing: The Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine will be celebrating the expansion of Magruder Hall on Monday, Sept. 23 at 1 p.m. Following the ribbon-cutting ceremony, there will be self-guided tours of the expansion and refreshments. For questions regarding the ceremony, contact [email protected].
NEW! Valley Library GameNite+: What’s your game? Come to the Valley Library for a free night of board and card games, compete in the video game tournament, try out virtual reality headsets, check out the latest in 3D printing, and enjoy some pizza. Come learn more about library and community resources through gaming, technology, and maker spaces. OSU ID required. Monday, Sept. 23, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
NEW! International Friendship Program: Invitation to all OSU and Corvallis community members to participate in the International Friendship Program. The program pairs you up with OSU International students and scholars for monthly social activities focused on community, culture and support. Register by Oct. 15, at https://bit.ly/2M1t8be. For more information, see https://international.oregonstate.edu/ois/international-friendship-program. Contact [email protected] with any questions.
NEW! Save the date: Research Office Faculty Orientation: Research Office Faculty Orientation: Connecting Faculty to Research Office Resources, will be held Oct. 23, 9 a.m.to noon, MU Horizon Room. Additional information on the way in the next couple of weeks. For more information: [email protected]
Art sale: An art sale that runs through Sept. 26 at the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport will benefit the conservation of Oregon’s estuaries. Thirty-three pieces, created by Northwest artists, are on display at the Oregon Sea Grant-operated Visitor Center at Hatfield. A portion of the sale of each piece of art will support The Wetlands Conservancy’s efforts to protect the state’s estuaries. The art is part of the 175-piece Ode to the Tides art show and sale, which debuted at OSU in May. Oregon Sea Grant is one of the sponsors. Learn more: bit.ly/305F6Ds
Art faculty show: Oregon State University’s Fairbanks Gallery of Art is hosting an exhibit of work by members of the art faculty throughout August and September. The exhibit includes art by Evan Baden, Michael Boonstra, Julia Bradshaw, Anna Fidler, Julie Green, Yuji Hiratsuka, Shelley Jordon, Andrew Myers, Kerry Skarbakka, Felix Oliveros, Mazdak Shadkam and Lorenzo Triburgo and Sarah Van Dyck. It showcases a broad array of styles and approaches to creating art, with work shown in the areas of photography, painting, drawing, mixed media, printmaking, video and sculpture. The gallery is in Fairbanks Hall, 220 SW 26th St., Corvallis. Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and until 8 p.m. Sept. 20 during the Corvallis Arts Walk. For information on the walk go to www.corvallisartswalk.com.
NEW! Green New Deal: Panel Discussion on what it is and why we need it: Join the OSU Sunrise Club and Corvallis High School Green Club for this educational presentation and panel discussion on the Green New Deal. Panelists will speak about what the GND is, its historical context, intersections with social justice, and the ambitions and challenges of this bold resolution. Monday, Sept. 23, 7-8:30 p.m., at Corvallis High School Theater. Free and open to all.
REGISTER NOW! New2OSU: New2OSU is focused on impacting student success by accelerating the effectiveness of newer teachers. This certificated program is intended for newer faculty and for those looking for teaching renewal. Registration is now open. The CTL will only be accepting 20 applicants on a first-come, first-served basis. New2OSU launches Monday, Sept. 30. Free. Details and registration here.
Portland Business Roundtable: Chi Nguyen, executive director at APANO, will discuss the history, current impact and future of the census as well as local repercussions that a citizenship question would have on Oregon specifically. Join us at Andina restaurant on Wednesday, Oct. 2, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Price is $10 for OSUAA members and $20 for non-members.
Advantage Accelerator accepting applications for its Fall Accelerate Cohort: Ready to get your startup on track? Apply to Accelerate by Sept. 20. This 10-week program is open to OSU researchers, students and staff working on an early-stage company. Accelerate focuses on helping companies engage in customer discovery to validate your product market fit and develop a minimal viable product. Additional information and application here: https://advantage.oregonstate.edu/accelerate
Social Justice Education Initiative: The Social Justice Education Initiative schedule for summer and fall is up, and there are still seats for summer sessions. From Faculty Affairs, the SJEI is a foundational professional development program for faculty, staff and graduate students. SJEI offers a varied schedule of Tier One and Tier Two workshops, all open now for registration. Join your colleagues to begin, or expand, your equity and inclusion journey in this well-reviewed program. Interested in this work for your unit? Contact SJEI Director Jane Waite for further information: [email protected]
Become a Master Recycler: Act soon to secure your spot. This eight-week class will cover all aspects of waste reduction, reuse and recycling. It will be hosted on the OSU campus on Tuesday nights, Oct. 1 through Nov. 19, plus field trips. This non-credit class is free to those who agree to pay back what they learned by completing 30 hours of volunteer service within one year of course completion. Visit http://tiny.cc/recycclass for more details and to register.
NEW! Synergies: Mental health and resiliency are core to our overall health and well-being. From 4-H and KidSpirit programs to research and parenting education, we’re building a healthy generation capable of taking on health challenges around the globe. Learn how we help ensure lifelong health and well-being for people, families and communities at every stage of life in the fall 2019 issue of Synergies.
Health & Safety: The University Health & Safety Committee wants to promote health and safety by providing access to the SAIF Online Learning Center, which is available online at https://www.saif.com/trainings/learning-center-information.html and can be accessed using OSU’s policy number (790684). You can also access OSU’s University Health & Safety Committee online at http://ehs.oregonstate.edu/uhsc, including past meeting minutes, information on how to contact a committee member, and a link to report safety concerns online.
Mindful After Cancer (MAC) study: At least half of breast and gynecologic cancer survivors face sexual difficulties, and there are few resources to help. Prior research suggests that mindfulness training along with education can make a positive difference in cancer survivors’ well-being, body image, relationships and sexual well-being. Women who were diagnosed with stage 1-4 breast or gynecologic cancer at least two years ago are invited to participate in the free MAC program online, from the privacy of their homes. The program is eight weeks long, with an online group meeting each week for 1½ to 2 hours. Participants will fill out an online survey before and one month after the program ends, and will get $20 for each survey completed. To find out more, go to health.oregonstate.edu/research/projects/survivorship/mac, or email [email protected] for more information. This study is being conducted by the College of Public Health and Human Sciences. The principal investigator is Jessica R. Gorman.
Launch Academy nominations and new scholarship: Faculty and staff are invited to nominate creative, problem-solving, critically thinking students to join Launch Academy, a course for students of all majors who have ideas for services, products or community change. Launch Academy students have access to funding, mentorship, co-working space, travel grants and prototyping support. New this year is our tuition scholarship. Nominate students here and contact [email protected] with any questions. Launch Academy is a program of InnovationX, OSU's Center of Excellence for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Apply now for the OSU Ecampus Research Fellows Program: If you are interested in conducting research about online teaching and learning, the OSU Ecampus Research Unit will help you plan your proposal for the Ecampus Research Fellows Program. The OSU Ecampus Research Unit annually funds up to five faculty and/or department projects, $20,000 each, to support research in the areas of distance and online education, including hybrid delivery. Info sessions will be held Oct. 1 at 1 p.m. and Oct. 4 at 11:30 a.m. at the 4th floor of The Valley Library, Drinkward Conference Room. Applications are due Nov. 1. For more information, contact Mary Ellen Dello Stritto, [email protected].
Momentum: Materials science has long been a signature research area of the College of Engineering and an important tenet of its recently refreshed Strategic Plan 2020-2025: Creating a Better Future. Whether the goal is improving existing processes or creating something entirely new, materials science brings together expertise in mechanical, electrical, optical, magnetic and chemical properties to build things smarter, safer and stronger. In the fall 2019 issue of Momentum, the college highlights a few of the innovative approaches Oregon State Engineers are taking to precisely tweak critical properties of the materials used to power our lives.
Rec Sports Membership: Rec Sports memberships are now available for purchase. To enjoy membership benefits, individuals must have a direct relationship with Oregon State University. (This includes faculty, staff, associates, affiliates, e-campus students and OSU alumni). Faculty and staff may register for payroll deduction through Friday, Nov. 1. Students who have paid the full OSU Incidental fees for the Corvallis campus automatically receive membership.
Rec Sports Fall Program Sales and Locker Rentals: Rec Sports members are now able to register for fall DAM Fit High-Intensity Interval Training classes as well as purchase Group Fitness and Intramural Sports passes. In addition, members are now able to purchase locker rentals for various durations by visiting Dixon’s Rec Services desk. Members with pre-existing rentals are able to renew locker rentals online.
Student Support at the Undergrad Research & Writing Studio: The Undergrad Research & Writing Studio, located in the Valley Library, encourages faculty to hold class meetings in the studio and take advantage of its flexible workspaces, including modular tables and large display monitors suitable for collaboration. Studio consultants (peer mentors who specialize in research and writing support) are available to work with students during the visit. Faculty may reserve studio time by completing a reservation form. Call 541-737-2776 for more information.
Proposed Updates to University Policies & Standards. Please visit the University Policy Program’s What’s New page (http://policy.oregonstate.edu/whats-new) to view two pending policy amendments. Proposed University Standard 07-025 Vehicle Use and Parking governs the use of vehicles on university property. Proposed University Standard 07-020 Smoking and Tobacco Use on University Property prohibits the use of tobacco products on university property. This page is updated frequently with new developments so we encourage you to check back frequently. Comments or questions may be submitted to [email protected]
Announcing new OSU Provost Fellows: Professors Emily Ho and Tara Williams have been selected as Provost Fellows for the 2019-20 academic year. The Provost Fellows program complements the university’s commitment to develop and mentor effective leadership by providing intense and focused experiences in leadership and administrative roles at the senior levels of the institution. Fellows will develop specific project plans and outcomes to meet the strategic need and further their leadership skills. Read more about the fellows and their projects here: https://facultyaffairs.oregonstate.edu/provost-fellows-program
Updates to University Policies & Standards: Visit the University Policy & Standards page to learn about recent policy updates: http://policy.oregonstate.edu/whats-new. This page is updated frequently with new developments so we encourage you to check back regularly.
PFLA open to all university employees: The Professional Faculty Leadership Association welcomes anyone who works at the university and provides a forum for those currently in or aspiring to a leadership role. PFLA supports Professional Faculty at OSU through education, connection, recognition and advocacy. PFLA members strive to be the best leaders, managers and colleagues possible. To join, complete the online application form.
Training Days presenters: We invite you to submit presentation proposals for Training Days 2019 by Sept. 19. Training Days is a free two-day conference that provides more than 70 training sessions and informational workshops that are 50, 80 or 110 minutes in length. Training Days is an opportunity for you to reach out to employees in a workshop setting. Visit here for more information including a link to submit presentations, FAQs and archives of previous sessions.
Fall Move-in: Volunteers needed for OSU Fall Move-in! Help create a lasting memory for thousands of new Beavs this fall when you volunteer as part of the OSU 2019 Move-In team. Fall Move-In is Sunday, Sept. 22. You can sign up for the entire day or just for a few hours, working as an individual or with your group, club or team. Either way, you’ll play a significant role welcoming new residents of Beaver Nation to campus. Volunteering as an individual: http://oregonstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_81BAKZJ0WgDaIHb. Volunteering your group/organization: http://oregonstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2oChp6vFP5MjLsV . Questions? Email [email protected].
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NEW! Ecampus is seeking a Lecture Media Coordinator (Information Technology Consultant 3) This is a full-time (1.0 FTE) classified position. This position provides media support for Ecampus course developments. Posting #P02361CT. Closes Sept. 22.
NEW! INTO OSU is recruiting for an Human Resources Specialist: The Human Resources Specialist will be responsible for administering the human resources-related activities in the INTO OSU center for all INTO OSU employees. Closes Sept. 24. Link to apply: https://beav.es/ZnW
NEW! Educational Program Assistant 1: This recruitment will be used to fill one part-time, 0.50 FTE (20 hours per week), position for an Education Program Assistant 1 (EPA1) with the Oregon State University Extension Service program in Wheeler County. This position has a transitional period at 0.50 FTE and then will increase to 0.70 FTE. This position is located in Fossil. Posting #P02373CT. Closes Sept. 24.
NEW! Education Program Assistant 1: This recruitment will be used to fill one part-time (approximately 24 hours per week) Education Program Assistant 1 position for the Extension Service Family and Community Health (FCH) program at Oregon State University. This is a limited-duration appointment expected to last approximately two years from the appointment begin date. This position will be located in Tillamook. Posting# P02375CT. Closes Sept. 25.
NEW! Education Program Assistant 1: This recruitment will be used to fill one part-time (approximately 24 hours per week) Education Program Assistant 1 position for the Extension Service Family and Community Health (FCH) program at Oregon State University. This is a limited-duration appointment expected to last approximately two years from the appointment begin date. This position will be located in LaGrande. Posting #P023754CT. Closes Sept. 25.
NEW! 4-H Program Coordinators: The Extension Services 4-H Youth Development Off Campus is seeking three 4-H Youth Development Outreach Program Coordinators. These are full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, fixed-term professional faculty positions. One appointment will be located in Dallas (Polk County), one in Salem (Marion County) and one in Tangent (Linn County). Reappointment is at the discretion of the Program Leader and the Regional Director. Posting #P03305UF. Closes Sept. 30.
NEW! News and research writer: The department of News & Research Communications at Oregon State University is seeking a News and Research Writer. This is a full-time position.The purpose of this position is to communicate and promote general university, research and academic developments to external news media by identifying, developing and writing news releases, articles and other multimedia communications, including social media. Closes Oct. 6. Posting #P03293UF.
“When one with honeyed words but evil mind/Persuades the mob, great woes befall the state.” ~ Euripides, born today in 480 B.C.E.
Corvallis: Showers through the week, highs in the 60s, lows in the 50s. Partial sun by the weekend.
Central Oregon: .Showers through the week, highs in the 60s, lows in the 40s. Partial sun by the weekend.
Newport: Showers through the week, highs in the 60s, lows in the 50s. Partial sun by the weekend.
Statewide: For OSU employees around the state, find your local forecast here: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pqr/