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We're pleased to present Flock Talk, a podcast for new students and their families. Each episode will introduce you to important resources and people at the University of Oregon to help you with your transition. From housing and roommates, to financial aid and scholarships, to changing roles and relationships, our episodes will keep you engaged in all aspects of the UO journey. We'll highlight timely higher education topics, and discuss themes directly related to the way we support first-year students.
University of Oregon hosts Flock Talk, a education show with 100 episodes published.
Drew Terhune Sirman, Assistant Dean of Students joins for a conversation about how the Care and Advocacy Program provides students with resources and support if they face challenges during college. dos.uoregon.edu/help
IntroDUCKtion, the University of Oregon's summer orientation and transition program for incoming students, is right around the corner. Madison Beine, Associate Director of Orientation and Transition Programs, and Zac Col
Celena Simpson, Assistant Vice Provost for Advising, discusses how she and the Undergraduate Education and Student Success (UESS) staff help students with academic advising and finding success both in and outside of the
Erin Hays—Associate Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management and the University of Oregon's Director of Admissions—is back to share expert guidance for parents and families on how to thoughtfully supp
Cora talks with two current students, Lincoln '27 and Bella ' 26, who share their UO experience and the ways they are involved in academics, research, and student organizations on campus.
Alex Galbreath BS '10 and Mary Nesmith BA '10 join Cora to share how their time at UO sparked a lifelong friendship—and why building connections in and beyond the classroom matters for every Duck.
In this episode, we highlight two key first-year experiences at the University of Oregon. Amy Hughes Giard from the First-Year Programs Office joins us to break down First-Year Interest Groups (FIGs), including benefits,
Bryson Beck, Director of Promotions and Student Recruitment for University Housing, discusses UO campus housing basics as well as tips and tricks. Topics include specifics around registration, timelines and deadlines, th
On this episode, Associate Professor Samantha Shune, Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Communication Disorders and Sciences Program at the University of Oregon, shares her research on the impacts of eating and swa
In this episode, Erin Hays—Associate Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management and the University of Oregon's Director of Admissions—shares practical tips to help families start meaningful conversation
Today we have a conversation with Madison Beine, Associate Director of Orientation and Transition Programs and Zac Collins, Coordinator of Transition Programs. We discuss all things Week of Welcome (WOW), including event
Today our guest is Margaret Trout, Associate Vice President for Health and Wellbeing within Student Life. We have a conversation about primary and specialty care, pharmacy, mental health coordination services, wellness c
Today our guest is Chris Long, Provost and Senior Vice President. Listen to this engaging conversation as he discusses subjects ranging from transitional moments, what it's like being the chief academic officer, to his f
Today our guest is Bryson Beck, director of University Housing Promotions and Student Recruitment. Bryson covers all the information you'll want to know to get prepared for move in. Text 541-346-4277 https://housing.uore
Today our guest is Jennifer Pfiefer, Professor of Psychology here at the UO and Co-director of the National Scientific Council on Adolescence. Listen to learn more about her research on late adolescence and emerging adul
Today our guest is Steve Beda, Assistant Professor of History here at the UO. Listen to get a taste of the college academic experience.
basicneeds.uoregon.edu/ Today we have a conversation with Marcus Langford, Dean of Students and Julia Morrill, Director of Basic Needs and Off-Campus Community Support about our Basic Needs Program. This program is inten
Today our guest is Bryson Beck, director of University Housing Promotions and Student Recruitment. Bryson is here to provide updates on all dates, deadlines, and to-dos for students this summer.
Today we're joined by Madison Beine, Associate Director of Orientation and Transition programs. You'll learn the ins and outs of what you can expect during IntroDUCKtion, our summer orientation and transition program, an
Today we welcome Drew Terhune Sirman, Assistant Dean of Students here at the University of Oregon. We have a conversation about how the Care and Advocacy Program provides students with resources and support if they face
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