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I’m Gabrielle Lawrence, Program Manager with Rome Art Program, a NYC-based nonprofit founded in 2009, with annual summer sessions of Painting & Drawing in Rome, Italy. Our students work plein air where the streets and sites of Rome are our studio! This program enhances the students’ artistry that they are already developing at their home university.

See link above for more details.

This message is being posted because it may be of interest to University of Oregon art and design students.  Due to the volume of postings received, neither the UO nor the School of Art + Design are able to investigate the legitimacy or validity of any organization or person that posts a message on this site. We make no representations or guarantees about any positions listed and are not responsible for safety, wages, working conditions, or other aspects of employment or an internship. It is the responsibility of each individual job and internship seeker to research the integrity of the organization(s) to which they are applying and to verify the specific information pertaining to the job or internship posting. Job and internship seekers should exercise due diligence and use common sense and caution when applying for or accepting any position. Any questions or comments about the message should be directed to the originator of the message and not to the School of Art + Design.

Dear students – the following information is an important update re: staggered registration periods for Fall 2023. We have recently updated our registration periods to prioritize Majors and Minors – this is an important strategic change that will optimize movement of our growing population of Majors and Minors through our classes, while also still providing opportunity for non-Majors & non-Minors to register for our classes. 

Fall registration timeline:

May 22 – June 2 – Majors Only

June 2 – July 4 – Majors and Minors

July 5 – August 13 (registration closed by Office of Registrar)

August 14 – September 11 – Majors and Minors

September 12 – Open to all 

I would also like to take this opportunity to remind you that as per School of Art + Design policy the first day of class is mandatory. The first day of class is critically important both as an introduction and as an overview of the learning trajectory and expectations for the term. 

We hope your spring term so far has been inspired and creatively productive!  

Department of Art, School of Art + Design

University of Oregon

artuo@uoregon.edu

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New, incoming students and continuing UO students are encouraged to apply for admission into the Product Design BFA program beginning in Fall 2023. Please find more information on our website: https://artdesign.uoregon.edu/pd/apply/bfa

The deadline for all applicants is January 15, 2023. Please account for unexpected problems and submit your application early. No late applications will be reviewed.

Hi all,

The Daily Emerald, UO’s student newspaper, is looking for illustrators, editorial cartoonists and designers to join our team in fall 2021! Individuals in these roles work with writers and editors to create accompanying illustrations or page layouts and/or create their own visual stories.

Read more about all our open positions here: https://www.dailyemerald.com/apply/newsroom/

Apply here by August 29: https://airtable.com/shrw1TXFfRL4Gh1aJ

Who are we?

The Emerald is UO’s student-run, independent and award-winning weekly newspaper. We cover everything on the UO campus. Our weekly print editions and daily online content includes visual stories, multimedia stories, news, A&C, sports and opinion. You can find previous issues online (https://www.dailyemerald.com/) or on campus.

Why the Emerald?

The Emerald is completely run by students and is independent from the UO. We can report freely and independently. We win awards for our work every year, and our graduates have gone on to design, write, photograph and create awesome work for places like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Oregonian, NPR, OPB and others. Our reporting has even led to the creation of an Oregon law protecting journalists and their anonymous sources.

You don’t need to be in any particular department or have prior journalism experience to apply — we provide training, mentorship and community for aspiring journalists, producers and creators.

How do I apply?

Apply here by August 29: https://airtable.com/shrw1TXFfRL4Gh1aJ

We’re looking for students with a strong work ethic, a desire to learn and the drive to do incredible work. So if you’re short on experience, don’t worry. We’re looking for students with passion and commitment, not a perfectly polished résumé.

We also believe that good journalism can come from anywhere. Work from those of the most marginalized in society — including People of Color, women, people from low-income backgrounds, and LGBTQ+ people — is especially impactful and important. Hence, we strongly encourage people with these identities or who are members of other marginalized communities to apply.

If you have questions, email Editor-in-Chief Sarah-Mae McCullough at smmccullough@dailyemerald.com

The School of Art + Design administrative office will be closed from Tuesday, December 22, 2020 until Monday, January 4, 2021.

We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season!

I am with Looking Glass Center Point School and we are currently prepping for school photos. We were hoping there would be some students who would possibly be willing to volunteer their time to come take individual photos and group photos for our students.

Liz Nichols 

Sec. III/Billing Coordinator

Looking Glass Center Point School

1790 W. 11th Ave. Ste. A

Eugene, OR 97401

(541) 868-0661

This message is being posted because it may be of interest to University of Oregon art students.  Neither the UO nor the Department of Art make any representations or endorsements regarding the content of the message or its originator.  Any questions or comments about the message should be directed to the originator of the message and not to the Department of Art.

The deadline to apply for the Carlene Ho Award for Excellence in the Arts is only a week away! There is a cash award of $500 for each of the two artists selected in exchange for displaying their work for 6 months in the Alumni Center on campus.

Deadline is Friday, December 9th by midnight.

Online application can be found here: http://krause.uoregon.edu/apply/alumni-association-award/

Contact Jonathan Bagby Bagby@uoregon.edu with questions.

The Women’s Center is searching for candidates for the ASUO Student Leadership Role of Visual Design Coordinator (as well as Events Coordinator).

Coordinator overviews and applications are available on blogs.uoregon.edu/women

Contact womenctr@uoregon.edu or 541-346-4095 for more information.

Flier, April 2016

Coral Reef Decline

 Rebecca Vega Thurber

Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology

Oregon State University, corvallis

In her talk to us Vega Thurber will relate some of her lab’s recent work on the problem of coral bleaching and the effects of marine viruses. Besides seeing what sick coral looks like, we’ll be treated to scenes of incredible beauty, both above and below the surfaces of several of the world’s oceans.

Friday,  April 15,  2016

!!Note Room Change!!

7:30 p.m., Room 177 Lawrence Hall, UO Campus

Co-sponsored by  the UO Science Library

Contact: Tom Titus  541-510-2500

http://pages.uoregon.edu/enhs

Sign up for the LVK WORKSHOP SERIES:

REGISTER HERE: http://blogs.uoregon.edu/krause/workshops/

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Student Artwork wanted for display at the Eugene DMV.

Submissions accepted on a rolling basis.

Some paperwork/content approval required.

Contact:

Mary O’Connor

Mary.A.OCONNOR@odot.state.or.us

for more information or to submit artwork for consideration.

This message is being posted because it may be of interest to University of Oregon art students.  Neither the UO nor the Department of Art make any representations or endorsements regarding the content of the message or its originator.  Any questions or comments about the message should be directed to the originator of the message and not to the Department of Art.

We’re writing to invite you to a symposium hosted by the College of Arts and Science on Environmental Humanities.  We’ve invited two speakers—Gregg Mitman, Founding Director of the Center for Culture, History, and the Environment at the University of Wisconsin, and Bethany Wiggin, Director of the Penn Program in Environmental Humanities at the University of Pennsylvania—to speak about their environmental humanities initiatives and talk with us about the past, present, and future of the environmental humanities.

The symposium will be held on January 22, 2016, from 10:00-noon and 1:00-4:30 in the Knight Library Browsing Room.  In addition to the morning talks and discussion with the audience, there will be two afternoon panels with our guest speakers and University of Oregon colleagues Adell Amos, Mark Carey, Torsten Kjellestand, Stephanie LeMenager, Andrew Marcus, Brook Muller, Paul Peppis, Marsha Weisiger, Richard York:

Afternoon Panel 1: The Futures of Environmental Humanities

The interdisciplinary field of the environmental humanities has given us new ways of thinking about the humanities as applied knowledge that may help us toward sustainable futures.  The environmental humanities seeks partnerships with the social and natural sciences to intervene in our most pressing problems, including global climate change, mass species extinction, population growth, social inequity, urbanization, and globalization.  How might we position the environmental humanities at UO such that they can make essential contributions alongside other modes of inquiry?

Afternoon Panel 2: Building the Environmental Humanities at UO

Any successful UO center, program, or initiative requires crucial investments in infrastructure and management.  This session discusses a variety of key program issues and questions, including organizational structure and administration, funding and donor relations, the selection of special projects and programs in the environmental humanities, the involvement of colleagues outside the humanities, and the involvement of students at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.

We hope you will be able to join the discussion on January 22. [embeddoc url=”https://artdesignopps.uoregon.edu/files/2016/01/ESSposterSmaller-1ajyefs.pdf” download=”all” viewer=”google”]

If you haven’t had a chance to see Kartz Ucci’s stunning retrospective at the Marylhurst Art Gym, mark you calendars for a special closing event “256 Shades of Gray” on the field outside of The Art Gym – December 5, 5:30pm.

Marylhurst University
17600 Pacific Highway (Hwy. 43)
P.O. Box 261
Marylhurst, OR 97036-0261