- June 16th, 9-12.30, UO Environment Initiative Webinar: “What do new historic federal funding opportunities mean for Oregon?”
May 31, 2023Join the UO Environment Initiative on June 16, 2023, from 9:00 am – 12:30 pm for a webinar entitled “What do new historic federal funding opportunities mean for Oregon?”. Representatives of federal and state agencies along with other experts will serve as panelists to help outline the potential opportunities for Oregon presented by the Inflation… - Interdisciplinarity 101: Friday, June 2nd in Columbia Hall 249, featuring Dr Leigh Johnson and Troy Brundidge
May 21, 2023It's already time for the final Interdisciplinarity 101 of the year! On Friday, June 2nd, Dr Leigh Johnson, Assistant Professor of Geography, and Troy Brundidge, PhD Candidate in Geography, will present their talk “(In)visible Labor, Discretionary Power: Mapping the work of Oregon’s incarcerated firefighters”. The event will be held in the ENVS conference room in… - Interdisciplinarity 101: Friday, May 12th in Columbia Hall 249, featuring Dr Nina Amstutz
May 11, 2023For our May edition of Interdisciplinarity 101, Dr Nina Amstutz, Associate Professor of Art History, will be presenting her talk “Art and Evolution: A Multispecies Perspective on the Bowerbird.” The event will be held in the ENVS conference room in Columbia 249 on Friday, May 12th, 10:30 a.m.-12 noon. We hope to see you there! - Professor Dina Gilio-Whitaker at Gerlinger Lounge, 1pm on May 18th
May 10, 2023Professor Gilio-Whitaker, author of As Long as Grass Grows, will present her keynote address "Identifying Challenges and Celebrating Impact in California Indian Coastal Conservation Spaces" at the 2023 Joint Campus Conference. Professor Gilio Whitaker's talk will be held at 1pm on May 18th in Gerlinger Lounge. - Starting 7pm May 3rd, Food Studies presents "A Sustainable Film Series"
April 28, 2023Starting next week, the University of Oregon's Food Studies department will be presenting a Sustainable Film Series, with screenings followed by panel discussions. The series will begin on May 3rd at 7pm with Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stefanov's "Honeyland" in Kalapuya Ilihi 117. This will be followed by "A Plastic Ocean" on May 10th; "Kiss… - 5pm today, April 24th, "An Indigenous Feminist Perspective to Outdoor Spaces"
April 24, 2023Meet at the Outdoor Program, EMU on 13th Street to join Amada Lang (Karuk, Wiyot and Konomihu Shasta) on a walk to the Kalapuya Talking Stones along the Willamette River. - Friday, May 5th: R.A.W./Karin Bolender present "Outlaw Country (a process workshop for Pulping L'Amour)"
April 15, 2023Join us on Friday, May 5th from 10.30am-12 noon in Columbia Hall, room 249 for R.A.W./Karin Bolender's "Outlaw Country (a process workshop for Pulping L'Amour)". The Pulping is an experimental material-poetic art-research technique that takes place at charged rural-urban fringes of Pacific Northwest forests, pastures, and watersheds and embedded within their various mysteries, industries, and…
