Academics & Research

Katie Dwyer
Dwyer awarded UO's first Mitchell Scholarship
Grad student will study international human rights law in Ireland Read more
Preserving sacred texts
Professor helps Yemeni scholars to digitize endangered manuscripts. Read more
At OIMB, students get immersed in the life aquatic
At OIMB, students get immersed in the life aquatic
Coastal facility offers unique learning experience Read more
Born in China, UO student will return to study under Boren Scholarship
Canaday plans to study how disabled population lives Read more
Changing Brains
UO researcher Helen Neville produced a DVD for educators to help them understand how elementary age children learn and grow most effectively. Read more

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  • DeFazio lectures at Oxford in UO collaboration
    EUGENE, Ore. – (Feb. 22, 2012) – Oregon Congressman Peter DeFazio will be in England Thursday to lecture at the University of Oxford, through the efforts of a UO professor who is teaching this year at the venerable institution.DeFazio, a 26-year veteran of the House of Representatives who earned his master’s degree from the UO, will discuss foreign policy and economic fairness at the invite of Cheyney Ryan, a UO professor of philosophy who is engaged in a multi-year project at Oxford.
  • UO senior from Banks to be interviewed for Carnegie Junior Fellowship
    EUGENE, Ore. – (Feb. 17, 2012) – John Anthony Martin, a senior political science major in the University of Oregon’s Robert D. Clark Honors College, has been chosen as a finalist for a prestigious Carnegie Junior Fellowship. He will be interviewed Feb. 22 in Washington, D.C.If selected for a fellowship, Martin said he hopes to do research for a year under the Energy & Climate Program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
  • Proposed federal budget seen as positive for UO, other research universities
    EUGENE, Ore. – (Feb. 15, 2012) – Top University of Oregon officials were encouraged this week when President Obama recognized in his proposed budget the critical importance of scientific research from the nation’s universities in fueling economic activity and fostering breakthroughs in understanding.
  • UO field school's efforts to document Oregon's first 'medicine wheels' to roll out on OPB
    Stone circle documented as a Native American Medicine WheelEUGENE, Ore. -- (Feb. 15, 2012) -- Efforts to document the first Native American Medicine Wheels ever reported in Oregon -- led by Patrick O'Grady of the University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History

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