Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool. Can it effectively prepare students for a rapidly evolving workplace, and at what cost?

To learn more about how educators navigate AI, read our full article here: bit.ly/3UMpe7H

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UO's very own Richard Taylor, Department Head and Physics professor, was featured on BBC's podcast 'Deep Calm.'

Taylor shows us that the natural world that has such a positive impact upon our physiology thanks to fractals.

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Protecting First Foods, navigating two cultures.

Keyen Singer is a member of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla and a UO student majoring in Environmental Studies. Her Indian name is Wáašaša qmɨmsalí ptínits, Dancing Hummingbird Girl. Through her educational journey at UO,

Ducks Give is right around the corner! Help Ducks take flight and support the College of Arts and Sciences! 💚 💛

Your gift will help break financial barriers, foster equal opportunity, and empower career development.

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The Language Revitalization Lab, established in 2018 by the UO Linguistics department, provides a training ground for members of tribal communities who can then take their knowledge, experience and resources back to their communities.

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CAS Connections has written an article discussing the collaborative work done between Indigenous communities and linguists on language awakening.

The article features the Awakening Languages volume produced by our Language Revitalization Lab.

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Meet Sarah Koski, BA ’06 (political science), a graduate of the Robert D. Clark Honors College and @uoca works as a homeless and community resource liaison for Lane Transit District (LTD). We recently sat down with Sarah to learn more about what her work has taught her.

Learn more at bit.ly/3wea2qo

Congratulations to Carlos Aguirre on winning The OVPRI Award (University of Oregon). The funding supported Carlos’ recent research trip to the Cuban archives in Havana for his project, 'Latin American Intellectuals and the Cuban Revolution, 1959-1975.'

Great start to the week… new article with one of my amazing grad students Amanda Ricketts. Hoping to spark a conversation about #squatting as a form of #contentiouspolitics in the US. academic.oup.com/socpro/advance… thanks to UO Sociology and CSWS at Univ of Oregon for funding

Steve Prefontaine's name is legendary in the Track and Field world. And nearly 50 years after his death, Prefontaine still motivates Eugene and University of Oregon runners to honor him.

Check out the full article from CAS Connection: bit.ly/3QmjSxp

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OHAZ has worked with UO College of Arts and Sciences professor Amanda Thomas to study how seismology can improve lahar early warning systems!

Lahars have unique seismic signatures. Understanding that ground shaking could help scientists know when debris flows begin, leading to better alerting systems.

Look for Coffee Lab researcher Lena Wehn in this issue! (Hint: These Ducks are Ready to Fly) UO College of Arts and Sciences instagram.com/p/C6boqrruOj3/…

The fourth edition of CAS Connection is here! 🗞️

In this issue you will find so many great stories highlighting the students, faculty, recent news, and amazing research in the College of Arts and Sciences. 🦆 🎉

Check it out: bit.ly/3xWHpi2

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Congratulations to UO's Judith Eisen on being elected to the US National Academy of Sciences! Eisen, a founder and leader in the use of zebrafish as a model organism, was elected for her distinguished achievements in original research.

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This year’s faculty research awards went to faculty in UO College of Design, University of Oregon College of Education, UO College of Arts and Sciences, University of Oregon PPPM, & UO History Department. The annual faculty research awards support scholarship, creative projects, and research from all disciplinary backgrounds #AWARD
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Claire Herbert, Associate Professor of Sociology at UO, is one of more than 50 social scientists urging the US Supreme Court not to rule in favor of a decision that could empower governments to ticket and jail people camping on public property.

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A new lighting system at the University Theatre is preparing students like junior theatre major Jordan Hamlin to excel on professional stages after graduation through experiential learning opportunities with state-of-the-art stage technology.
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Nuclear denial stifles Japan’s clean energy transition post-Fukushima.

Check out this article authored by UO's Michael Dreiling, Sociology Department Head and Professor, and Yvonne Braun, Global Studies Department Head and Professor: bit.ly/44dc9Yj

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UO's commitment to disability awareness is commendable, with the Disability Studies minor working to create an inclusive campus environment, and it's evident that there's a demand for further growth.

Support the Disability Studies Minor today!
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The CAS Communications team is looking to hire multiple student positions including videography and writing. Join our team to create compelling content that promotes all of the exciting things happening in CAS!

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