Duck Guides was established in 2013 as a group of highly trained student representatives for the Lundquist College of Business. Duck Guides serve as student ambassadors who promote the Business Administration and Accounting majors. Members of this program provide information sessions and tours of the College of Business to prospective students and families. Duck Guides are representatives of the entire college and University of Oregon, and it is an honor to be chosen to participate in this program. Guides enhance …

Employee Title: Public Service & Policy Program Law & Policy Fellow General Position Information Position Title: Law & Policy Fellow Position Start Date: 8/17/2026 Position End Date: End of academic year Is this position eligible for reappointment or extension? Yes, provided the employee re-applies for the position and is selected in future years. Department, Unit, or School: School of Law Public Service & Policy Program Supervisor: Jennifer Geller and Prof. Kristen Bell Supervisor contact information: jgeller@uoregon.edu Work Location(s): Knight Law …

Program Information: The Office of Student Advising and Experience in the Lundquist College of Business is a professional office setting that oversees the advising and student experience for the Lundquist undergraduate and graduate student populations. This includes the business and accounting undergraduate majors and minors, four masters programs (MBA, MAcc, MSF, and MSM) and a PhD program. Minimum Qualifications: Strong written and verbal communication skills; Ability to work independently and follow written instructions; Adherence to all FERPA and confidentiality requirements. …

POSITION INFORMATION: Program Information Peer Navigators work as part of the Basic Needs Program within the Office of the Dean of Students. The program is dedicated to supporting students in their efforts to access essential services that impact their health, belonging, and overall well-being on campus. The Basic Needs Program is committed to the prevention of unhoused, hungry, and financially insecure students, and is actively working to develop interventions and emergency relief efforts to address students’ holistic needs. This is …

POSITION INFORMATION: Program Information Peer Navigators work as part of the Basic Needs Program within the Office of the Dean of Students. The program is dedicated to supporting students in their efforts to access essential services that impact their health, belonging, and overall well-being on campus. The Basic Needs Program is committed to the prevention of unhoused, hungry, and financially insecure students, and is actively working to develop interventions and emergency relief efforts to address students’ holistic needs. This is …

Science Education Student Research Assistant Program Information: Dr. Andrea Goering in the Department of Physics is looking for a thoughtful, organized, and detail-oriented student to assist with an education research project on motivation in core education science classes. The project uses both quantitative and qualitative methods to investigate how students perceive the value of knowledge and skills developed in introductory astronomy; in particular, written communication and critical thinking skills. To aid in this effort, Dr. Goering is seeking a student …

For Summer Term and on from there. Applicants who will be in town and available during the summer will get priority over those looking to start in the fall. This position is ongoing once hired pending resignation or termination. -Applicants must submit a resume and the answers to the three questions below. No other materials will be reviewed. ● Q: Describe your experience assuring policy or rules are followed. ● Q: Describe your experience working with customers or the public. …

This position is located on the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology campus in Charleston, Oregon. This position is eligible for work-study. POSITION INFORMATION: Program Information The Department of Biology is an instructional and research department within the College of Arts and Sciences that supports significant research activities in a wide range of fields in the Biology discipline including neuroscience, genetics, cell and developmental biology, evolution, ecology, and marine biology. Founded in 1924, the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology (OIMB) is …

Job description Program Information: Prospect Development is responsible for implementing the prospect management system, identifying prospective donors, conducting strategic prospect reviews, and providing information to support development officers in maximizing their fundraising efforts. This department’s work is critical to the future success of fundraising at the University of Oregon and to the Advancement initiative to identify the next generation of philanthropic leaders. Prospect Development collaborates with each development team, as well as the department as a whole, to promote a …