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American English Institute
It is the mission of the AEI to enhance individual growth and global
understanding in the international community through English
language and inter-cultural learning, teaching, and research
opportunities. The AEI strives to be recognized internationally for
its high quality programs, contributions to the field of English
language teaching, and the educational experiences it provides to
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Campus Cash
Your UO ID Card is much more than just your university identification
card. You use it for everything from checking out books in the
library to riding free on LTD. And it allows you to get discounts on
many activities and events.
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UOCard can also be used as a debit card for purchases on campus
simply by activating your UOCampus Cash account. The UOCard office
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Oregon Career Information System
The Oregon Career Information System (CIS) is Oregon's career
information delivery system (CIDS). We provide a comprehensive and
state-based resource to help Oregonians of all ages become aware of
work and educational options, connect education and work, and make
successful career decisions and transitions throughout their
lifetime. |
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Greek Life Office
Welcome to the University of Oregon! For over a hundred years, UO
fraternities and sororities have played an active role in the campus
climate. To this day, they continue to provide a wealth of personal
development opportunities |
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Kinesiology Publications
Kinesiology Publications (KinPubs)--formerly Microform Publications of Human
Movement Studies--is a non-profit component of the International
Institute for Sport and Human Performance (IISHP). KinPubs
archives and disseminates graduate research studies (master's
and doctoral dissertations) on microfiche and in electronic format.
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Life of Mind
Challenging college-level seminars addressing major issues of the day, designed
for adults who want to immerse themselves in the life of the mind.
The goal is mental work, not grades—you get the rewards without
the hassles. What do you miss about college? The close study,
stimulating discussion, and mental mastery of subjects profound and
topical. What aspects of college life would you rather not revisit?
Exams, term papers, graduation requirements, overcrowded classrooms
. . .in short, everything else.
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Institute of Neuroscience
We are an interdisciplinary research group of life scientists at the
University of Oregon, with faculty and students drawn from the
departments of Biology, Psychology, and Exercise and Movement
Science. Our laboratories offer graduate and postdoctoral training
in fields of Neuroscience and Development ranging from the
behavioral genetics of nematodes to human cognitive processes.
Faculty research interests include cellular neuroscience,
developmental biology, neural systems, neural plasticity, and
cognitive neuroscience.
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Standards for Success
Standards for Success is a three-year project of the Association of American
Universities in partnership with The Pew Charitable Trusts. It has
two goals:
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Goal
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Identify what students need to know and be able to do in order to
succeed in entry-level university courses. Knowledge and Skills for
University Success is a comprehensive and thoroughly grounded set of
standards for college success.
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Goal
2:
Produce a database of information on state high school assessments
to improve the connection between the content of high school tests
and the standards for university
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University of Oregon Press
Since listing its first volume in 1919‚ the University of Oregon Press
has published more than 100 books‚ monographs and journals. Most
of its publications have focused on regional and state history and
natural history‚ but a sizable number have dealt with other areas
of scholarly interest‚ from European literature to theater
studies. The book publishing program - which also published under
the imprint ”UO Books” – was curtailed in the mid-1970s. The
Press was reinvigorated to publish and distribute the Atlas of
Oregon‚ Second Edition‚ on the occasion of the 125th
anniversary of the UO’s founding. Since then‚ the Press has
published a number of other books‚ released the Atlas of Oregon
CD-ROM and revived a number of backlist titles.
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