President’s Letter – Fall 2020
Letter from alumnus and EOU President Tom Insko for fall 2020
EOU Trustee Bobbie Conner has ancestral ties to the Grande Ronde Valley that long pre-date the university.
Four EOU student-athletes share their ideas about how the university can contribute to conversations about race and equity.
EOU’s new trauma-invested teaching courses opened just in time for educators facing a slew of students in need.
Ed Smith, ’83, was the first student body president of color, and many have followed in the path he paved.
Developing responsible global citizens
Diversity, equity and inclusion language is new to many EOU students. Learn more about how this important aspect of higher education is integrated on campus.
The EOU Foundation supported struggling students during the pandemic through the Student Crisis Fund.
Students, employees and alumni responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside communities around the world.
Pierce Library: A pillar for change
A committee of students, faculty and staff spent two years researching the legacy of the Pierce name, and found it doesn’t align with EOU’s values.
Building relationships with people in need is the first step toward holistic healthcare, alumnus Mitchel Ornelas found.
Alumna teaching in dual-language classroom taps into the power of communication.
Artistic greeting cards help fund a transitional housing and life skills program from women leaving rehabilitation programs or prison in Baker County.
A sports podcast re-emerged this summer with a focus on how EOU alumni have experienced racism. The conversations strengthened friendships and spread awareness during the peak of the Black Lives Matter movement.
An educator in the CTUIR reached GED students with customized curriculum.
Transfer student Sophia Yervasi will join her best friend as contestants on the Miss Oregon USA stage Nov. 21.
Keep up with births, marriages and passings of fellow alumni.
Becoming like sisters–and teammates–who give together, stay together.
