Daily update
Weekly COVID-19 update
Reopening Operations Committee
In an ongoing effort to keep the community informed, the Reopening Operations Committee is committed to offering statewide, regional and campus public health updates to our community every Friday.
This week, the Oregon Health Authority and Gov. Kate Brown announced that in response to a dramatic increase in expected vaccine shipments from the federal government, Oregon will be able to meet the vaccine distribution timeline set by President Joe Biden. All Oregonians 16 and older will be eligible for the vaccine by May 1. To determine when you are eligible and to find a vaccine site near you, please visit Get Vaccinated Oregon.
Please read this week’s full update for more important information about the removal of directional signage, upcoming presenters and lecturers for curricular and co-curricular programming and a reminder about mid-semester break. Thank you.
Things to know
WU theatre department ranked best in Oregon
Onstage Blog honors the top theatre programs in each state.
Stephen G Alexander
Frank H. Newell Creative Writing Prizes announced
Winners of the fourth annual Newell prizes in short fiction selected by award-winning story writer.
Scott Nadelson
Career Development is hiring peer career advisor interns
Career Development is hiring interns for fall 2021 — apply today on Handshake.
Career Development
WU students participate in national conversation series
Students will speak about their experience as male athletes engaged in violence prevention.
Andrea Doyle Hugmeyer
Nelsen chosen for NWC Student-Athlete of the Week
Michael Nelsen '21 hit three homers, earned eight RBIs and scored five runs at George Fox games.
Robert A McKinney
Save the date
Japan Alumni Career Series 3: Transferable skills of Japan experiences
Feb 26Joshua Beatty MBA'09 talks about how to stay connected to Japan and the transferable skills you can learn in the country.
Interest meeting regarding new community space for neurodivergent students
Mar 23Join us to learn more about the creation of a new student organization for neurodivergent students.
Things to do
March 19, 2021
Gender Minorities in STEM Alum Panel
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Online
Athletic events
Volleyball vs. George Fox
7:00 PM
March 20, 2021
Athletic events
Swimming vs. Pacific
10:00 AM
Baseball vs. Pacific Lutheran
12:00 PM
Softball at Pacific Lutheran
12:00 PM
Women's Lacrosse at Pacific
1:00 PM
Softball at Pacific Lutheran
2:00 PM
Men's Tennis at Pacific Lutheran
2:00 PM
Baseball vs. Pacific Lutheran
3:00 PM
Exhibitions
Point of View | Feb 25 - TBD
ca. 1960
Galleries, Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Gold of the Caliphs: Medieval Islamic Coins from the Gary Leiser Collection of the Hallie Ford Museum of Art | Feb 18 - Aug 14
Study Gallery, Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Arts, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, General
Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts Biennial: Part I | Feb 18 - April 24
Print Study Center, Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Arts, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, General
Forgotten Stories: Northwest Public Art in the 1930s | Feb 25 - Mar 27
Melvin Henderson-Rubio Gallery, Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Hallie Ford Museum of Art, General