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  • Remind your students that the Tutoring and Academic Engagement Center has a wide range of free resources like writing tutoring and peer academic coaching to support their academic success. Services begin week two of each term.
  • February 3, 2025 - Commencement schedule announced, updates on federal executive orders and research activities, Williams Fund nominations and proposals due, claim your ORCiD, academic program revisions, UO Foundation grant program, events and opportunities, Graduate Education Excellence Awards.
  • January 21, 2025 - A reminder to faculty about the Office of the Provost awards and opportunities deadlines, information about claiming an ORCiD, and upcoming events and workshops including the Winter 2025 L.A.C.E. & Write @ Work online series, 10-Minute Teaching Tips series on accessibility, and online supervisor workshops.

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Inclusive Teaching at UO

UO defines inclusive teaching as instruction designed to ensure every student can participate fully and that their presence and participation is valued. As a recipient of a six-year Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Inclusive Excellence grant, the university is excited to have an increased capacity to support inclusive teaching.

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Teaching in Turbulent Contexts Resource Guide

Teaching occurs in and is impacted by contexts beyond the course itself. As we begin our year together, our shared context includes a highly contested U.S. presidential election, armed conflict on four continents, increases in discrimination and violence based on religious, cultural, racial and gender identities (in the US and beyond), and the continued challenges of climate change, economic insecurity, and military action. 

We cannot magically shift contexts that may prompt fear, stress, or loss, but we can use some basic teaching practices that support student learning and act as positive anchors in turbulent times.

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