News & Events

Division of Global Engagement Events

Landscape Urbanism for Climate Change in the Canary Islands Information Session

Oct

21

Landscape Urbanism for Climate Change in the Canary Islands Information Session

Oct 21 Lawrence Hall
Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 1

Oct

22

Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 1

Oct 22 Gerlinger Hall
CHC and Study Abroad with Global Education Oregon

Oct

22

CHC and Study Abroad with Global Education Oregon

Oct 22 Cedar Hall
Spring Study Abroad Programs in London Info Session

Oct

22

Spring Study Abroad Programs in London Info Session

Oct 22 Anstett Hall
Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 2

Oct

23

Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 2

Oct 23 Gerlinger Hall
Info Session: AI, Tech, and Sustainability in Dublin

Oct

28

Info Session: AI, Tech, and Sustainability in Dublin

Oct 28 McKenzie Hall
College of Education Study Abroad Info Session

Oct

28

College of Education Study Abroad Info Session

Oct 28 Lokey Education Building
Study Abroad Scholarships Workshop

Oct

28

Study Abroad Scholarships Workshop

Oct 28 Peterson Hall
Division of Global Engagement Open House

Oct

29

Division of Global Engagement Open House

Oct 29 Oregon Hall
Wine Marketing in Siena Info Session

Oct

30

Wine Marketing in Siena Info Session

Oct 30 to be announced

Cross-Cultural Events on UO Campus

Russian Banking Student Visit

In mid July, Global Oregon hosted a three-day conference  of 21 Russian banking students and two faculty advisers as part of a larger two-week international exchange organized by Tatyana Tsyrlina and Associates in Cultural Exchange (ACE).

Going Global

Published in Around the O. 

Long Journey Home

Published on Around the O. 

A giant watermelon slice is painted on the water tower in Hermiston, Oregon, a town of around 17,000 residents nestled amid rolling farmland that ripples endlessly across the Columbia Plateau. Fueled by agriculture and food processing, it’s the kind of down-to-earth place where farming, family, and high school sports form a stable backbone. Embrace it, and you fit in.