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Evelyn Perdomo accepted a position as Project Assistant with Mercy Housing. Mercy Housing is one of the nation’s largest non profit affordable housing organizations. They participate in the development, preservation, Continue reading “Headed Home to Affordable Housing”
If a magnitude 9.0 earthquake hit Oregon’s coast today, would you be prepared? Would you know what type of impact this earthquake would have on the buildings Continue reading “What is Your Cascadia Quake Story?”
Huge congratulations to Eli Tome, who was recently selected as the Southeast Sovereign Lands Coordinator for the State of Utah! As the Sovereign Lands Coordinator in Southeast Utah, Eli will manage 300 river miles and 5,000 acres of Continue reading “The Network Effect”
A team of Planning, Public Policy and Management students won the second place award in the 2015 Policy Solutions Challenge Western Regional Competition. The Challenge was hosted by the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, on February 23-26, 2015. Continue reading “PPPM Students Win Second Place in National Water Policy Challenge”
Three outstanding graduate students in the Department of Planning, Public Policy and Management were selected for the highly competitive 2014 Oregon Fellows Program, which attracts students from major universities across the country. Continue reading “Three graduate students selected for 2014 Oregon Fellows Program”
Oregon Sea Grant has selected Sarah Allison, CSC Research Assistant, as the recipient of the 2014-2016 Resilience and Adaptation Graduate Fellowship. The $16,000 award will support research for her final project, “Keeping Local Continue reading “MCRP Student Wins $16,000 Sea Grant Award”
The Community Service Center is happy to welcome two new team members, Anya Dobrowolski and Nick Meltzer, to the CSC family. Continue reading “CSC Welcomes New Staff Members”
Hagen Hammons, a graduate student in community and regional planning, is the fifth student from PPPM who has been accepted into the National Park Foundation Transportation Scholars Program. “This may be more than any Continue reading “Fifth UO Student Selected as National Park Foundation Transportation Scholar”