Graduate Student Resources
- One Stop Diversity Resources
- One Stop Graduate Resources
- As a member of the University of Oregon community, you have a right to learn, work, and live in an environment free of discrimination. To report an incident or raise concerns regarding harassment or discrimination please contact Dr.Stephanie Majewski physicsdgs@uoregon.edu.
- University of Oregon Ombuds Program provides a safe place to seek information, discuss concerns and conflicts, explore options, and identify possible resources. An ombudsperson can assist in resolving concerns in an informal, confidential, impartial, and non-escalating manner.
- Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation
- Price Science Commons and Research Library
- Office of International Affairs
- Child Care on Campus
- Family Resources
- Forms:
Student Travel Request Form
Download the form. Complete top portion of PDF and submit it to Liz Wallace (Email: lizwall@uoregon.edu) in 120 Willamette Hall.
- Purpose: The purpose of this program is to provide travel grants to undergraduate students and graduate students who are giving a talk or presenting a poster at a scientific meeting and/or conference.
- Eligibility: This policy applies to undergraduate students who are Physics majors, and Physics graduate students.
Procedures and Practices:
- The student should complete the travel award application and submit it to the Physics Director if Finance & Administration for approval.
- Undergraduate students will work with their regular travel coordinator (Physics dept. or research unit) for airfare purchase, and/or travel expense reimbursement.
Student Groups
- PAGES: PAGES exists at UO to create a welcoming and supportive community to STEM students of marginalized gender. PAGES stands for Physicists for Advancing Gender Equity in Science. Students of all backgrounds are welcome to join our community and support our mission.
- UO SACNAS: Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science
- University of Oregon Women in Graduate Sciences
- CMiS: A Community for Minorities in STEM is an organization established at the University of Oregon to promote the participation and success of minorities in STEM.
- LGBT+ in STEM: UO LGBT+ in STEM aims to create a community for LGBT+ people in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, while providing education around LGBT+ issues for all people in the STEM fields.