Fall Migration 2016
As the University of Oregon prepares to start the fall term, thousands of Ducks are returning to campus. Follow the journeys of first-year student Britnee Spelce-Will, Week of Welcome leader Travis Kim, and graduating senior Jesse Summers as they share their different perspectives through social media—showing us what they are doing and telling us how they are feeling—during the annual fall migration.
Britnee
Spelce-Will
Age: 18 | Class of 2020 | Beaverton, Oregon
Major: Business Administration
I enjoy taking pictures, hiking, playing lacrosse, and doing anything that gives me an adrenaline rush. I am excited to meet new people and experience life on my own. To me, #ThrowYourO means showing school spirit and being open to trying new things.
Travis Kim
Age: 19 | Class of 2019 | Mililani, Hawaii
Major: Product Design and Journalism / Clark Honors College
The University of Oregon has not only given me an abundance of outlets for all my creative energy but has also surrounded me with passionate peers and teachers who inspire me on the daily. It's the campus culture, school pride, and welcoming community that truly embodies what it means to #ThrowYourO
Jesse Summers
Age: 22 | Class of 2017 | Lowell, Oregon
Major: Advertising and Journalism / Clark Honors College
Things to know about me: I'm sassy, passionate, I had a cow named Huble when I was younger, I make some great pasta, and I run a lot. To me, throwing your O means striving to be your best, pushing your limits, and giving your all in everything you do.