¾µä´ó¹Ï students awarded grant for mobile hotspots for students without internet
¾µä´ó¹Ï Honors Program executive director elected to Board of Directors for the National Collegiate Honors Council
¾µä´ó¹Ï Honors Program Executive Director Christopher Syr
A love of ¾µä´ó¹Ï keeps alumna Ashlie Pence working at the university after graduation
Growing up in Bonanza, just 30 miles east of ¾µä´ó¹Ï, Ashlie Pence didn't have far to go to reach her career goals. After initially studying Criminal Justice at Klamath Community College and earning an associate degree, she enrolled in ¾µä´ó¹Ï’s Communication Studies program. Pence worked as a student ambassador in Admissions and later as a student worker in Financial Aid. After graduating with a bachelor's degree, she decided that working in higher education was the career path she wanted to take, and she chose to remain at ¾µä´ó¹Ï.
¾µä´ó¹Ï Welcomes Faculty and Staff Back in Annual Convocation
¾µä´ó¹Ï (¾µä´ó¹Ï) faculty and staff members were welcomed back Sept. 20 with convocation events, including award presentations and preparation for the start of Fall Term.
¾µä´ó¹Ï Communication Students and Professors Create Knowledge
Written by Dr. Matt Schnackenberg, professor of communication studies, and Dr. Riley Richards, assistant professor of communication studies
Alumni Spotlight: Kara and Jacen Bridges, Ultrasound and Communication Studies
Kara '05 and Jacen Bridges '04
Jacen and Kara Bridges are an ¾µä´ó¹Ï alumni couple who bring passion for their crafts and adventure to their lives. Their respective skills and love for their alma mater shows in all they do.
Alumni Spotlight: Kate and Steve Lazzini, Communications, Environmental Science
Kate and Steven Lazzini are an Owl couple whose careers are as impressive as their paths to ¾µä´ó¹Ï. Kate grew up in Beaverton, OR, graduated from Westview High School early and attended Loyola Marymount University (LMU) in Los Angeles, CA to play division one water polo.
Students in Communication Studies and Professional Writing are developing an app and creating video/print media
Searching for ways to engage their students and show the variety of applications for the Communication Studies and Professional Writing degrees at ¾µä´ó¹Ï, associate professors Dr. Franny Howes and Dr. Amber Lancaster created two unique summer research projects. While brainstorming ways to offer their students hands-on opportunities, they developed summer internships opportunities for a gender-neutral pronoun app and a video/print media project.