Connectionsa newsletter for members of the UO Parent & Family Association

September Edition

-*do laundry-*buy textbooks-*Sat. farmers market-*call mom and dad!

Table of ContentsTable of contentspg 4-5 Holden Leadership Center

pg 6-8 Career Center

pg 9 Career Center Portland

pg 10-11 University Health Center

pg 12 Student Alumni Association

pg 13 Quack Packs

pg 14 Annual Giving

pg 15 Duck Bus

pg 16 “WOW” Grams!

pg 17 -18 Week of Welcome Reminder, Directions to Eugene

pg 19 Football Watch Parties, Family Weekends

pg 20 Fall Term Calendar

pg 21-22 Digital Ducks, Registration Sheet

Benefit BarLook for the new BenefitBar on the Family Programs website:

http://studentlife.uoregon. edu/family.aspx

BenefitBar is a new Parent & Family Associa-tion’s internet browser Toolbar. After down-loading the BenefitBar, the Parent & Family Association’s logo and common links will be installed as a toolbar in your web-browser, and will remain visible while you surf the

web. BenefitBar is free, easy to use and will help you stay connected to the association. In addition, every time you use the “search” function, you will raise 10 cents for the asso-ciation. No spyware, adware, or viruses are caused by BenefitBar.

From the desk of: Amber Garrison

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Dear Parents and Families,

Welcome to the 2010-2011 academic year! Can you believe a new academic year is upon us and your student is ready to take the next step in their college career?

I hope the summer gave you some time to rejuvenate and prepare for the busy year that lies ahead. I am happy to report that over the summer we welcomed a record 1,200 new PFA members that brings our total membership to over 6,000 members! We are so thrilled as this allows the PFA to grow and provide further support to the entire membership.

Our goals for the upcoming year include expanding our regional networks, kicking off the football watch party program, growing winter family weekend, publishing our first parent guide, revamping the newsletter and implementing a new web based data management system. The new data management system will allow you to personally update your membership information any time you like, provide your regional network with communication tools and allow us to take credit card payments online. I am excited for the changes that lie ahead and will be sure to keep you updated as we move forward.

As you can see, the newsletter has been improving over the past year. I am excited for the opportunity to elevate the professional look and design of the publication through the hiring of Alex Notman as a graduate assistant. Kudos to Alex for her vision and hard work! We hope you enjoy the new look and flip book design.

Again, welcome back! I look forward to another exciting year and please feel free to be in touch any time by contacting us at myduckis@uoregon.edu.

Go Ducks!

Amber Garrison

At the University of Oregon, learning is not limited to just the classroom, or even just academic terms. Service opportunities like Alternative Breaks provide students with the opportunity to engage in learning through volunteerism and civic engagement. Sponsored by the Holden Leadership Center’s Service Learning Program (SLP), Alternative Breaks are multiday, substance-free, community service-learning trips that take place during the university’s traditional winter, spring and summer breaks. The Alternative Break (AB) program creates powerful learning opportunities through immersion based experiences that foster an attitude towards civic service, social change and cultural/global understanding and appreciation. Alternative Break participants travel in teams locally, nationally and internationally to engage in active service. Students have the opportunity to gain new perspectives on a wide range of social issues while meeting the needs of the local area and building upon community assets.

The AB program actively promotes leadership, community based service-learning, and civic engagement as integral aspects of the educational experience at the University of Oregon. The AB program accomplishes this by incorporating learning outcomes such as: advancement of relationship skills, communication ability, understanding and appreciation of human differences, cultural competency, social and civic responsibility and a commitment to public service and engagement throughout a lifetime.

Additionally, the AB program ignites critical and reflective thinking as a result of social engagement through complex community immersions on the local, regional, national and international levels by combing advocacy, reflection and meaningful conversation toward developing students’ leadership efficacy, skills and courage to engage in social action for positive community outcomes. One 2009 participant stated, “ASB Los Angeles was one of the best experiences of my life. Not only was I challenged emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, but I was able to be exposed to some of our society’s issues and reflect on them at a hands-on level. Moreover, my group was incredibly inspiring and it was a great pleasure to get to know each of them individually.”

Holden Leadership Center

Break for Change: Alternative Breaks at the University of Oregon

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In the 2009/2010 academic year, over 60 students participated in Alternative Break programs. In the 2010/2011 academic year the Alternative Break program is growing and all incoming students are encouraged to attend a trip. The following trips will be offered.

Alternative Winter BreakUrban Homelessness and Poverty – PortlandUrban Homelessness and Poverty – Eugene

Alternative Spring BreakHomelessness and HIV/AIDS – San FranciscoAt Risk Youths – Los AngelesImmigration and Border Issues – San DiegoNative American Rights and Sovereignty – Eastern OregonSustainability & Environmental Conservationism – Western Oregon and WashingtonDisaster Relief and Economic Recovery – New OrleansGlobalization and International Aid – Jamaica

Alternative WeekendsTBA – If you have an idea tell the SLP about it and we will help you plan it!

Applications for trip participants will be available starting the first week of school. To learn more about the Alternative Break program and how to get involved visit serve.uoregon.edu, call 541-346-4351 or email serve@uoregon.edu. Students can also drop by the SLP. Our office is located in the EMU basement, across from the Union Market and Buzz Coffee shop.

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Where has the summer gone? Your student is leaving for college for perhaps the first year, the last year or somewhere inbetween. Regardless of where your student is in school, they are embarking on a new academic year of learning, growing,

As you well know, college is a huge investment in your student’s future. It’s very common for students to change their minds frequently as they experience the smorgasboard of classes, campus activities and opportunities for their future in the world of work. Below are guidelines for a four year career plan. Implementing each step will contribute significantly to your student’s ease as they move through their academic and career planning journey. It can be used as a checklist for moving along the process of career exploration and clarification. For some students, “process” can seem like a “dirty word.” We are used to solving a murder mystery in four commercial breaks. We are used to microwave answers, fast food, a high speed internet connections. This is the way it works with clarifying a major, exploring career options and deciding on a future plan. The Career Center will and can help students through this process because of our very committed staff, expertise and vast resrouces.

If there are any questions about the steps below, be sure to contact the Career Center for guidance and individual assistance.

Career Center: Who We Are and What We Do• Provide resources to students while they developlong term tools and strategies for success• Facilitate self-exploration and career research• Empower students to reach their potential andachieve their career goals• Focus on the individual by offering personalizedattention• Serve as an advocate for students as their pursuetheir goals

CAReer Center

Who We Are and What We Do

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First Year: Understand your Personal Needs, Values, and Interests

• Meet with a Career Center Counselor to discuss your major and career ideas• Activate your UO-JobLink account• Explore part time and work-study jobs using UOJobLink• Use self assessment surveys to explore career interests• Research volunteer opportunities• Use Optimal Resume to develop a draft of your resume

Second Year: Research Various Occupations

• Update your UO-JobLink profile• Meet with a Career Counselor to begin developing your resume• Use Career Center library resources to research career fields• Conduct informational interviews with professionals to learn about their jobs• Begin attending quarterly Career Fairs to learn about employer needs• Begin attending employer information sessions to network with employers• Join a club on campus to build leadership experiences• Volunteer to gain experience

Third Year: Try Out Potential Occupations

• Update your UO-JobLink profile• Register for a Career Connections class• Arrange an internship or job shadow experience• Attend quarterly Career Fairs to develop relationships with employers• Begin participating in Career Center sponsored workshops• Update your resume: add academic achievements and extracurricular experiences• Upload your resume into the UO-JobLink system

Fourth Year: Pursue Your Career Goal

• Update your UO-JobLink profile• Produce a resume and cover letter that showcases skills, accomplishments and results• Meet with a Career Center Counselor to:o Review your resume and cover lettero Design and execute a job searcho Discuss post-graduation planso Schedule a mock interview

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• Use UO-JobLink to find open positions and registerfor on- campus interviews• Attend quarterly Career Fairs to secure job interviews.• Secure professional references: identify individuals who can speak to your achievements, skills, and work ethic

Please check out the website for more details:http://uocareer.uoregon.edu/students/career-connections

The Career Center is committed to being a resource for your students as they....DREAM IT. PLAN IT. DO IT.

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Career Center Portland

Join us for any or all three fall programs in Portland’s White Stag Block (70 NW Couch) to help launch recent graduates in the Portland career community.

GET CONNECTED! BRINGING UO ALUMNI AND EMPLOYERS TOGETHERThis program features a panel discussion on what employers seek from job candidates in today’s economy and time for UO alumni and employers to connect.

Thursday, September 16, 2010, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pmRegister online: http://career.uoregon.edu/events/alumni/2010/09/get-connected-bringing-uo-alumni-and-employers-together

ALUMNI JOB SEARCH GROUPConnect with other 2010 UO graduates looking for work in Portland through supportive small group interaction and shared content. Register for a three-week series of six sessions and bring your lunch. UO alumni will share their wisdom at multiple sessions.

Tuesdays and Thursdays, October 4-21, 2010, noon to 1:30pmVisit online: http://career.uoregon.edu/events/alumni/2010/10/alumni-job-search-group-fall

JOB SEARCHING FROM THE FRONT LINESJoin us for an interactive panel discussion with recent UO graduates who have landed jobs they enjoy. Be encouraged by their successes and learn from their experiences of job searching in today’s economy.

Thursday, October 28, 2010, 6:00pm to 7:30pmContact us: careerpdx@uoregon.edu

Remember, all alumni receive one free career counseling appointment so contact us today to schedule yours at careerpdx@uoregon.edu.

Upcoming Events for Young Alumni and Students

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University Health Center

Dear Parents and Family Members,

It is hard to believe that we are approaching a new academic year but we are gearing up for the return of all the students to campus this fall. We are looking forward to another year of providing health care and prevention services to your student.

Here at the Health Center we have had a change in leadership over the summer as we hired a new director, Dana Mills. Dana has extensive experience from three other universities including the University of Michigan, Northern Illinois University, and most recently, Marquette University. He is the past President of the North Central College Health Association and chaired the Benchmarking Advisory Committee and Student Health Insurance Task Force for the American College Health Association. Dana holds a masters degree in public health and is passionate about serving students. We are thrilled to have him here.

We want to use this opportunity to remind you of services we provide students here at the Health Center. These include:

• Appointments to meet with doctors or nurse practitioners• Dental assessments, prevention services and referrals• Pharmacy for filling prescriptions and low cost over-the-counter items• Sports medicine and athletic trainers• Laboratory• Allergy and asthma clinics• Travel clinic for immunizations and safety information• Nutrition education• X-Ray services• Stress management resources such as Relax and Renew, massage and therapeutic touch• Health promotion

Our hours during the academic year are Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Fall hours begin September 21st. We encourage students to make an appointment to see a clinician by calling us at

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541-346-2770. Please remind your student that they have access to a nurse to answer questions anytime we are closed by calling our appointment line. The nurse will advise your student on what to do until we are open. Also they may check our website at http://healthcenter.uoregon.edu for emergency and after-hours information.

Enjoy the rest of your summer and thank you for reminding your student about the Health Center. This includes reminding them to come in and get their flu shot. This year it is only one shot (combined seasonal and H1N1) and the vaccine has already arrived. All they need to do is come into the Nurse Specialty Clinic for their $15 vaccine. This may be billed to their Duck Web account or they may pay cash.

Until next time,

Paula StaightDirector Health Promotion

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Student alumni association

We are so excited for another year to start and cannot wait for campus to be bustling again with all of the new and returning students. It’s been an incredibly successful summer for the SAA, with over 2,000 new members this year!

We are excited to unveil our new Beat T-shirt design this fall! Last year’s shirts were such a huge hit and we know that this year’s will be even better. We also have some exciting Duck Panel’s scheduled this year with the Career Center and are excited to host our first Dinner with a Dozen Ducks. Also, as you can see in the image below, we are offering all of our members a new t-shirt, which can be worn all year round, Have your student come by our office or attend one of our events to get theirs, if they haven’t already!

The year will be full of wonderful activities for our members. If your student is not yet a member of the SAA or you’d like to learn more about us, please visit us at www.uoalumni.com/saa.

Go Ducks!

-SAA Leadership Team

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Quack PAcks

Welcome Packs

Quack Packs are a fun and easy way to let your student know you are thinking of them. For example, have a “Welcome Basket” waiting for your student on their first day back to classes. This UO canvas laundry bag comes with those often forgotten necessities and great UO treasures including: laundry soap, dryer sheets, dry erase board, Post-it-Notes, office supplies, cookies, and much more for only $28.

To place an order call 1-800-883-0402.

For more information or to view all of our care packages you may log onto: http://housing.uoregon.edu/quackpacks/

 

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Annual Giving

We hope you are as excited as we are to have the 2009-2010 school year begin, and to have your son or daughter begin their Oregon experience!

Ducks are given such fabulous opportunities while at the UO. From vast study abroad options to world class professors, to club sports and academic advising to help prepare for the future, the list goes on and on. What most students and parents are not aware of, is that so many of these opportunities are provided by past generations of Duck alumni and Duck parents.

This year more than ever before, your gifts make a difference in the lives of our Duck students and most importantly your Duck.

When you get a phone call from one of our Duck Callers, not only do they have a lot of great advice to offer you about your students time at UO, but they’re also calling to let you know just how far your gift can go in enhancing the UO student experience.

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duck bus

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Student doesn’t have a car? Don’t have time to drive your student back to school after the holidays? If you live in the San Francisco Bay area consider sign-ing your student up for the Duck Bus. If enough students are signed up there will be a bus going back to the University of Oregon after Thanksgiving, Win-ter Break and Spring Break. The bus will leave from the Lafayette, CA, with a pick up at Saint Mary’s College High School in Berkeley. If there is enough in-terested students, there will also be a stop near the I-5 / 505 interchange. The bus leaves on Sunday morning, arriving in Eugene in the evening. For more information email Bonnie Brookhart at eugene2bayandback@gmail.com. Include your student’s name and their graduation year in your email.

Week of Welcome “WOW” Grams

Parents, why not surprise your new college student for the first week of school? You can create a little package for your student from the following items that will be dis-tributed on the third day of classes.

Choose five Items from the following: Hershey Milk Chocolate Bar Soda (Coke or Sprite)Gatorade Lemon-Lime flavor Pringles Original FlavorUO Rubber Duck Blow Pop LollipopsRed Bull Butter-Free PopcornChex Orginal Trail Mix Grandma’s Chocolate Chip Cookie

We will place these five items into a WOW Gram for only $15!!!

Please help support the Upsilon Chapter of Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority Inc. We are hoping to raise funds to attend our National Conference which will take place September 30th-October 3rd in Portland, Oregon. Your support will help us manage the financial aspects of getting to our conference. We greatly appreciate your sup-port!

For more information or to place an order, please contact Gamma Alpha Omega at upsilon@gammaalphaomega.com

Thank you so much for your support!!!

brought to you by Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority Inc.

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The Parent & Family Association would like to invite all parents and family members attending Week of Welcome to enjoy the activities we have planned during your stay in Eugene. Remember these event are for parents and family members, not students, who will be partaking in student activities. Events will take place Thursday, September 23rd and Friday, September 24th. Descriptions of these events can be found below. If you are planning to attend any of our events, we ask that you register by September 10th using the form at then end of this document. Feel free to visit with us on move in day at the Hamilton Humpy Lumpy Lawn.

A Family Affair, Thursday, September 23, 20105:00pm, Jacqua Academic CenterCome enjoy a relaxing reception after a rigorous day of climbing stairs and un-packing boxes. Following light snacks, we will take a trip to one of our local movie theatres to catch the latest film!

Parent’s Day Off, Friday, September 24, 201010:00am-11:00am, EMU Fountain Courtyard

You are invited to attend a light brunch with the Parent & Family Association. Come together to meet other families and UO administrators, as well as learn more about what the UO Parent and Family Association can do for you.

11:00am-5:00pm, Explore Lane County

Following our brunch, you are invited to attend one of the three classic Oregon activities listed below. Transportation will be provided to and from these localities. Please register by September 10th.

Hike Spencer’s Butte!

Spencer Butte (elevation 2052 ft.) is the most prominent landmark in Eugene. A majority of area residents have hiked up the steep trail. Enjoy the forest from the trail as you hike up through the Douglas fir trees. Amazing views of the Southern Willamette Valley are enjoyed from the summit. The top of the butte is actually above the tree-line and consists mainly of rock formations and grass. Includes light snacks and is for all ages. Cost: Free

Trip to the Oregon Coast!

Take a trip to the Oregon Coast and explore 8 miles of dunes and 2 miles of beach on a Dune Buggy! Informative, scenic, and fun describes this one hour dune buggy tour with professional drivers. Climbing and descending through the most beautiful, impressive dunes will be unforgettable experience for travelers to the Oregon Coast Dunes. This excursion includes lunch at Moe’s, famous for clam chowder and other seafood. Cost: $25

Local Winery Tour!

Take a tour through three of Eugene’s local wineries, including King Estate Winery, Silvan Ridge Winery, and Sweet Cheeks Winery. Includes historic information and background information about each location, plus sampling at each winery! This excursion includes lunch at King Estate. Cost: $40

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Getting to and From Eugene

Planes, Trains and Automobiles Airlines Out of Eugene: Allegiant, Delta, Horizon, United

Airlines Out of Portland: Alaska/Horizon, Air Canada, American, Continental, Delta, Frontier, Hawaiian, Jet Blue, Southwest, US Airways, United

Amtrack: amtrak.com

Greyhound: www.greyhound.com

How can I (or my student) get to or from the Eugene Airport?

1) The OmniShuttle provides transportation to and from the Eugene Airport. For rates and other additional informa- tion please visit them online at www.omnishuttle.com or by calling 1-800-741-5097.2) There are taxi cabs in Eugene that will transport students to and from the Eugene Airport.3) Students often find rides from friends they have made to and from the airport. Sometimes they need a reminder to make arrangements for their ride after they return from home.

How can I (or my student) get to or from the Portland Airport?

1. Airport Shuttles: - The OmniShuttle will take you or your student to Corvallis, where you can connect with the Anthony Shuttle to transport you to the Portland Airport. These are separate companies, so make your traveling arrangements accordingly. Visit Anthony Shuttle online at www.portlandair-portshuttle.com or by calling (541) 334-6488. Coming from the Portland airport to Eugene, you can complete this process in reverse. - City 2 City Shuttle provides non-stop shuttle service from Eugene to Portland Airport http://www.city2cityshuttle.com/ or by calling 1-866-999-8001

2. You can take the Amtrak train or Greyhound Bus from Eugene or Portland.

3. You can rent a car in Eugene to drive to the Portland Airport.

4. Students often find rides to and from the airport from friends they have made. Be sure to remind them to secure a pick up from the airport upon their return.

Alternative Modes of Transportation

Some regional groups of the Parent and Family Association have organized ways to get their students home for breaks. If you are a member of the Parent and Family Association, check out the regional updates in the newslet- ters and on the Parent and Family Association website for more information.

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Fall Football Game Watch Parties!The University of Oregon Parent and Family Association is proud to announce a new program that will provide members the chance to connect with one another and enjoy the great tradition of Duck football! This fall, the Parent and Family Association will be giving away Game Day Watch Party Kits to members interested in connecting with other UO families and alumni by hosting a football watch party in their area. These kits will include decorations, door prizes, game schedules and information on how to host your very own Game Day party. This program will be running for all ten regular season games, with online updates of pictures, party ideas and information on Game Day parties in your area.

The idea is meant to continue to unite and connect parents and families to the excitement and school pride right at home. If you would like to host a party or would like more information, please email Family Programs staff at myduckis@uoregon.edu.We hope you will join in the excitement of cheering on the return of last year’s Rose Bowl contenders! Go Ducks! This program takes the place of the former fall event. There is a Homecoming planned through the UO Alumni Association for November 5-7. However, since there are no single game football tickets for sale for this game, we will not be hosting a family weekend in conjunction with Homecoming. Our major family weekend will be the winter family weekend discussed below.

Family Weekends!Winter Family Weekend

February 2011Winter 2011 will bring the opening of the Matthew Knight Arena! We are very excited to invite you to be one of the first groups to enjoy this new venue. The Parent and Family Association is hosting winter family weekend during February and will hold a lottery for tickets to the men’s basketball game. This will be in addition to programming that will allow parents to experience the traditions and campus experiences that highlight winter term for students. More details will be announced as soon as the basketball schedule is determined.

Spring Family Weekend

May 13-15, 2010Spring Family Weekend provides a wonderful opportunity to join the campus community in celebrating all of our student award winners. The annual Honors and Awards Banquet is held during this weekend. In addition, spring time provides many opportunities to become more familiar with Eugene and Lane County by taking part in some of the many events and activities that are offered during this time of the year.

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Academic Calendar & DeadlinesFall 2010

April 23• Deadline to apply for fall reenrollment in order to register during the May 17-May 27 initial registration period

May 17-May 27• Initial registration for Fall 2010

June 28-August 4• Fall registration is closed to continuing students; DuckWeb registration system reopens August 4 at 8am.

September 20-23• Fall registration is closed to continuing students; DuckWeb registration system reopens September 24 at 8am.

September 21-26• Week of Welcome; orientation activities

September 24• Financial aid disbursement begins

• Undergraduates may enroll for more than 18 credits andGR students may enroll for more than 16 credits

September 25• Community Education Program (CEP) registration opens

September 26 Last day to:• Process a complete drop and receive a 100% tuition refund (no ‘W’ recorded)

September 27• Fall classes begin

October 1• 1st tuition installment due(1/3 of assessed tuition, plus current and past-due balance)

October 3 Last day to:• Process a complete drop to receive a 90% tuition refund (no ‘W’ recorded)

• Reduce credits and receive 100% tuition refund (no ‘W’ recorded)

October 4 Last day to:• Process a complete drop or reduce credits and receive 75% tuition refund (no ‘W’ recorded; after this date, ‘W’s’ are recorded for partial and complete withdrawals)

October 6 Last day to:• Add a class/process initial registration

• Change from audit to credit or credit to audit

October 8 Last Day to• Apply for Fall 2010 graduate degrees (apply on the web at http://gradschool.uoregon.edu/?page=graduation)

October 10 Last day to:• Process a complete withdrawal or reduce credits and receive a 75% tuition refund (mark of ‘W’ is recorded)

October 17 Last day to:

• Process a complete withdrawal or reduce credits and receive a 50% tuition refund (mark of ‘W’ is recorded)

October 24 Last day to:• Process a complete withdrawal or reduce credits and receive a 25% tuition refund (mark of ‘W’ is recorded)

• Apply for Fall 2010 undergraduate degrees in DuckWeb

October 29• Last day to submit doctoral final oral defense application to the Graduate School

• Course offerings for Winter 2011 available

November 1• 2nd tuition installment due(1/3 of assessed tuition, plus current and past-due balance)

November 5• Deadline to apply for winter re-enrollment

November 14 Last day to:• Drop a class (mark of ‘W’ recorded)

• Change grade options (Graded or P/N)

• Change variable credits

November 15-24• Initial registration for Winter 2011

November 19 Last day to:• Submit Masters Statement of Completion to the Graduate School

• Hold final oral defense of doctoral dissertations

November 25-26• Thanksgiving holiday; classes are not in session

November 24-December 6• Online Course Evaluations for Fall 2010 open on DuckWeb

November 30 Last day to:• Submit Doctoral/Masters theses and dissertations to the Graduate School

• Submit Doctoral Certificates of Completion to the Graduate School

December 1• 3rd tuition installment due(1/3 of assessed tuition, plus current and past-due balance)

December 5 Last day to:• Process a complete withdrawal from all courses

December 6-10• Final examinations

December 14 (Tuesday, noon)• Deadline for instructors to submit Fall 2010 grades

January 3, 2011• Winter 2011 classes begin

Updated April 13, 2010

Fall TERM 2010 Calendar

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Digital ducks

Family Programs has gone digital! Parents and family can now find the most up-to-date information about their student’s lives online.

Find us on: • Facebook at our “Family Programs at the University of Oregon” page. Become a fan and stay current with campus events, useful links, event photos and more. Join discussions and contribute ideas and suggestions, as well as interact with other Family Programs members.

• Twitter at UOParentFamily. Follow our tweets, which give brief updates about events, our webpage, and additional helpful information.

• Don’t forget to check our website, http://studentlife.uoregon.edu/family.aspx where you can find quick answers to your questions!

Photo exchange

Family Programs wants to know what is happening with you and your student! Feel free to send us family and student photos than we can share in future newsletters. Email photos in JPEG format to myduckis@uoregon.edu with “My Duck Photos” in the subject line.

Week Of Welcomeactivity registration

Thursday, September 23, 2010

A Family Affair (free)

Friday, September 24, 2010

PFA Brunch (free)

Hike Spencer’s Butte (free)

Trip to the Oregon Coast ($25.00 per person)

Local Winery Tour ($40.00 per person)

Total Amount Due

Please fill in the below registration form for the Week of Welcome activities and send (with cash or check made out to the University of Oregon if applicable) to: Family Programs 5216 University of Oregon Eugene, OR 97403

Check the boxes of activities you plan to attend and list the number of people attending on the line following the activity.

Name:

E-mail: