Remote Advising:
During this extraordinary time with so many changes taking place in our communities, we want you to know that Advising is Open in the School of Language, Culture, and Society, and we welcome you to reach out. Please schedule an appointment or drop in during our ZOOM open office hours for support with your academic portfolio, concerns, questions about remote learning, resources, or simply to share conversation and community. Stay connected. Let us join you wherever you are.
You can also reach our advisors at this link: https://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/slcs/advising or call: Karen Mills at 541-737-3847 or Nick Blum at 541-737-4515
You may also contact our School Director, Dr. Susan Bernardin via email.
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS REMOTE ADVISING: https://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/covid-19
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS REMOTE TEACHING: https://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/remote-teaching
Outcome 1: Knowledge: Substantive knowledge of the discipline, including theory, skills and research methods.
Outcome 2: Research / Scholarship: The ability to conduct original anthropological research that makes an original and substantial contribution to the knowledge of the discipline.
Outcome 3: Professional Experience: Experience in the practice and application of anthropological theory and methods outside of an academic setting.
Outcome 4: Ethical Conduct: Familiarity with appropriate ethical standards in anthropological research, teaching, and service.
Outcome 5: Teaching / Leadership: Effectiveness in teaching or providing leadership in anthropological theory, methods and skills in a classroom or fieldwork setting.
That Raises the Risk They Won’t Return.
The phrase responds to a clear and urgent need to reduce contact between people to keep the novel coronavirus from spreading faster than our hospitals can respond.
COOPER'S FERRY, Idaho -- An Oregon State University professor who directed an archaeological excavation in Cooper's Ferry, Idaho, recently made a 16,000-year-old discovery.
