Michele Pavilionis in Native American Studies
By Alex Auzas, SOU Ethnic & Racial Studies (ERS) Program
Interview with Michele Pavilionis about being an adjunct professor within Native American Studies.
Poems We Love
By Annalynn Mueller, English Major
Winter term is in full swing. As we approach week 5 Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. In the English department, one of the things we love is poetic expression! From poetry contests to poems adored by the English faculty, this post is sure to warm your heart.
SOU English Alum Working at SOU
By Annalynn Mueller, English Major
Many graduates of the SOU English program have stayed local and now work for the university. They represent a diverse range of ways to use English degrees, and help out the SOU community every day!
Math Students Gain Invaluable Experience Exploring Symmetry in Summer Research Program
SOU Students Will and Daniel join an ongoing research project surrounding classical and nonclassical symmetries of differential equations.
New Instrumentation Offers Students State-of-the-Art Research Opportunities
A new Bruker instrument was recently delivered to С»Æµ¼º½ University’s Chemistry department, opening new and exciting paths.
Annual Bringing Culture to the Table 2023
By Alex Auzas, SOU Ethnic & Racial Studies (ERS) Program
This event took place on November 15th, 2023 at the Social Justice and Equity Center by the Multicultural Coalition.
Wildlife Safari Summer Internship: An Honors College Substantive Educational Experience
Sophia Reggiani spent the summer of 2022 at the Wildlife Safari Zoo gaining experience working and interacting with animals.
Michael Parker, “The Convivial Artist”
Michael Parker is no ordinary teacher and no ordinary artist. In fact, his enthusiasm for teaching socially engaged art is exhilarating.
Samara Diab ‘19, Attorney for Legal Aid Services of Oregon
By Annalynn Mueller, English Major
Samara Diab, a 2019 SOU graduate with a BA in English, BA in French, and a minor in Economics, now works as a staff attorney to help advocate for vulnerable members of the Oregon community. Her ambition, perseverance, and passions are evident throughout her work as she demonstrates how the English program can be a launch pad to pursuing careers that can change the world.
Black Studies with Edward Derr
By Alex Karreman, SOU Ethnic & Racial Studies (ERS) Program
Gain some insight on a new class being taught this winter term (2024) by our resident student success coordinator Edward Derr! Edward is a well-versed individual who has an amazing class prepared for whoever takes it.