Oregon Quarterly Summer 2021

Oregon Quarterly Summer 2021 cover shows the Duck and graduates (credit: Chris Larsen, University Communications)
 
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Through fresh collaborations on academic strengths, the UO will reimagine public service for a new era
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Fundraising fuels advances for students, applied science, post-pandemic economic recovery, and more
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Prioritizing career readiness in the business school with new programs and networking platforms
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From budgeting to credit cards to investing, a new financial wellness program is helping students manage money
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A poet survives “shredding” and the virus to thrive in the UO’s prestigious Kidd writing program
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Pairing up with the Common Reading program, an alumna helps the UO explore Indigenous and Black concerns
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A baseball injury redirected Raoul Liévanos into an academic career studying equity and the environment
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Theater alumnus Michael Govier wins an Academy Award for his animated film, If Anything Happens I Love You
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The Duck softballer and human physiology alumna scores as a hitting coach with the Milwaukee Brewers
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Journalism graduate Faris Cassell sleuths a 60-year-old mystery involving the Holocaust
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Sean Andries (BS ’06, theater arts) joins the board of directors of the Oregon Cultural Trust
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High heat and high blood pressure forced James Livesay to trade baseball for the wood products field 
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Feedback on author Anne Helen Petersen's "Can't Even," student resolve, and the "12 Words" essay
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