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Safe Winter Walking
Stay safe and steady this winter! Give yourself extra time, wear sturdy shoes with good traction, and stick to cleared paths. Walk smart, stay upright, and enjoy the beautiful Eastern Oregon winter!
Mountaineer Information Center
Visit the Mountaineer Information Center on the first floor of Inlow Hall for all things EOU! Get help with financial aid, advising, the EOU portal, and more. Schedule appointments, grab your student ID, buy parking permits, or use the free Food Pantry.
Program Profile: Oregon Teacher Pathway
The goals of the Oregon Teacher Pathway program (OTP) are to 1) diversify teacher education by increasing the number of quality diverse teachers in Oregon and 2) produce quality teachers trained in culturally responsive practice. To reach these goals, the program focuses on recruiting, educating, and retaining pre-service teachers of color and pre-service teachers interested in becoming culturally responsive teachers.
Tawnya Lubbes MTE, BA
Director of Oregon Teacher Pathway
Tawnya Lubbes is the education club adviser and frequently takes EOU students on faculty-led study-abroad trips investigating language and culture. She specializes in ESOL, Spanish, diversity, and online pedagogy. Prior to coming to EOU, she taught ESOL and Spanish in Payette, Idaho for 10 years. She also taught online Spanish for Idaho Digital Learning Academy for 6 years.
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Oregon Humanities: Former Director of National Parks Service Live Onstage in Pendleton
Oregon Humanities: Former Director of National Parks Service Live Onstage in Pendleton LA GRANDE, Ore. – Oregon Humanities will present a live onstage conversation about public lands with Chuck Sams, former director of the National Parks Service, on April 9, 2025. In conversation with Adam Davis, executive director of Oregon Humanities, Sams will explore how…
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Mountaineer Ascents
Nicholas Vece, a senior at EOU majoring in Theatre Arts and Psychology with a minor in Music, talks about why he chose Eastern and the opportunities he has encountered along the way.
Mountaineer Ascents is a series of interviews with current Eastern Oregon University students, asking why they chose EOU, what their experience has been like and what they hope to get out of their education.
