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Holding On and Letting Go Sep 26, 2024

On the podcast today, Mariko Lin, Assistant Director for Education and Prevention Outreach Director joins us. We discuss common transitional issues for UO students and the ways families can help from afar.

Parent and Family Programs Sep 19, 2024

In this episode we meet Dee Kanikkeberg, Director of Parent and Family Programs here at the UO, to discuss the fun, engaging programs UO offers to build a great partnership with those supporting their Ducks from afar. From the popular online Conversation Starters to the UO Family Portal to Parent and Family Virtual Bingo night — being a part of the Duck flock isn't just for your student!

The Duck Life: Supporting Students on Campus and Beyond Sep 12, 2024

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In this episode we chat with Kris Winter, Associate Vice President for Student Life, about the UO's approach to student development, the role of higher education in career readiness, and the ways our Student Life services support parents and families as well as students through the student journey at the UO.

Week of Welcome Sep 05, 2024

This week we talk with Michael Luna, Assistant Director of Welcome and Transition, and Zac Collins, Coordinator of Transition Programs, to discuss all things Week of Welcome (WOW) — including events for students, events for families, and tips for all on how to get the most out of the weekend.

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More About University Housing Aug 29, 2024

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More on move-in times, Unpack the Quack (spoiler: leave the trailer at home!), and residential hall housing here at the University of Oregon with Bryson Beck, Director of Promotions and Recruitment for University Housing.

Living and Learning Aug 22, 2024

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Kevin Hatfield, Assistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate Research and Distinguished Scholarships, discusses one of the two living-learning programs offered in the residential halls at the UO—Academic Residential Communities (ARCs). Dive into the many opportunities for community building this program offers!

Basic Needs Program Aug 15, 2024

We revisit our conversation with Jimmy Howard, Interim Dean of Students, and Julia Morrill, Director of Basic Needs and Off-Campus Community Support, about our Basic Needs Program. The Basic Needs team connects students with campus and community resources to support their well-being, so that they can meet their academic goals.

About FERPA: The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Aug 08, 2024

We revisit our conversation with Julia Pomerenk, Associate Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management and University Registrar, to discuss FERPA—the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act—and navigating the "night and day" shift in records ownership for parents and students in higher education. Join us!

AI and Higher Education Aug 01, 2024

Academic Integrity in the age of Generative AI. Dr. Ramón Alvarado, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Data Science Initiative Data Ethics Coordinator, and Dianne Tanjuaquio, Associate Dean of Students and Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards, join the show to share the fascinating and complex ways UO faculty and administration blend ethics and technology to navigate the powerful tools – and potential pitfalls – of generative artificial intelligence and student learning experiences.

All Things Health Services Jul 25, 2024

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This week, we revisit our discussion about University Health Services with Deb Beck, Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management and Executive Director of University Health Services. We'll cover the phenomenal programs and care available for students right on campus through UHS, including primary and specialty care, pharmacy, mental health coordination services, wellness center, insurance coverage options, and immunizations. Join us!

Life After College: A graduate's perspective Jul 18, 2024

Recent UO alumna Lauren Lilly, now a year into the "real world" after graduating in 2023, discusses her journey as a Duck — from choosing the University of Oregon, IntroDUCKtion, and the transition from high school, to navigating Covid and making connections during that challenging time, to utliizing resources and programs on campus and starting her career in higher education.

University Housing: Where Ducks Live Jul 11, 2024

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Bryson Beck, Director of Promotions and Student Recruitment for University Housing, discusses UO campus housing basics as well as tips and tricks. Topics include specifics around registration, timelines and deadlines, the data behind UO’s live-on requirement for first-year students, housing community options, the ins and outs of roommate selection, care and conflict coordinator resources, and so much more. A must-listen for students and parents!

Becoming a Duck Jul 08, 2024

Jesse Nelson, Assistant Vice Provost for Advising and Accessibility, talks all things IntroDUCKtion, orientation, transition tips for first-year students, and the resources and opportunities available to support UO students as they kick off their first term on campus.

Student Life Oct 19, 2023

Today we’re joined by Kris Winter, Interim Vice President of Student Life as we wrap up this season of Flock Talk.

Holding On and Letting Go Oct 12, 2023

On the podcast today, Mariko Lin, Assistant Director for Education and Prevention Outreach Director joins us. We discuss common transitional issues for UO students and the ways families can help from afar.

Presidential Perspectives Aug 24, 2023

Today we’re joined by University of Oregon President Karl Scholtz. Hear more about UO governance, his vision for the university, and what he’s most excited about.

Dean of Students Aug 17, 2023

Today we have a conversation with Marcus Langford, Dean of Students here at the UO.

Accessible Education Center Aug 10, 2023

Today we’re joined by Norma Kehdi, Senior Director of our Accessible Education Center here at the UO.

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Faculty Perspective Aug 03, 2023

Today our guest is Steve Beda, Assistant Professor of History here at the UO. Listen to get a taste of the college academic experience.

What To Do Next For Health Services Jul 27, 2023

On today’s episode our guest is Deb Beck, Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management and Executive Director of University Health Services. We discuss primary and specialty care, pharmacy, mental health coordination services, wellness center, insurance coverage options, and immunizations here at the UO.

http://health.uoregon.edu

Fraternity and Sorority Life Jul 20, 2023

Today we speak to Caitlin Roberts, Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life and Leo Serrato, Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life.

University Housing Updates Jul 13, 2023

Today we have a conversation about housing here at the University of Oregon with Nedzer Erilus, Director of Housing for Residence Life and Educational Initiatives and Bryson Beck, Director of Promotions and Recruitment for University Housing.

https://housing.uoregon.edu/admitted

Care and Advocacy Program Jun 29, 2023

Today we speak to Drew Terhune, Director of Care and Advocacy Program here at the University of Oregon. We have a conversation about how the program provides students with resources and support if they face challenges during college.

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Flock Talk is taking off a week for the holiday and will be back with our Thursday shows the week after that.

Basic Needs Jun 22, 2023

Today we have a conversation with Jimmy Howard, Associate Dean of Students and Julia Morrill, Director of Basic Needs and Off-Campus Community Support about our Basic Needs Program. This program is intended to connect students with campus and community resources intended to support their well-being, so that they can meet your academic goals.

basicneeds.uoregon.edu/

Career Center and Career Advising Jun 15, 2023

Today we welcome Kate Werdebaugh, Senior Associate Director for the University Career Center and Sally Garner, Director of Student Services for the School of Journalism and Communication. The UO is committed to ensuring that all Ducks are career ready when they graduate. We’ll go over the things students can do during their first year to help launch a successful career later.

Financial Wellness Jun 08, 2023

Today we have a conversation with Gilbert Rogers, Director of Student Financial Wellness. We discuss the crucial ways family members can support their student’s financial literacy, and the programs and resources the UO offers Ducks to better understand and manage their money matters, both while at the UO and for life after college.

Protecting the Flock Jun 01, 2023

Today we’re joined by Kris Winter, Interim Vice President of Student Life; Jason Wade, Chief of University of Oregon Police Department; and Krista Dillon, Chief of Staff and Senior Director of Operations for Safety and Risk Services to talk about protecting the flock.

Parent and Family Programs May 25, 2023

On today’s episode we’ll introduce you to Dee Kanikkeberg, Director of Parent and Family Programs here at the UO. We’ll discuss our efforts to maintain a great partnership with those supporting their Ducks from afar.

All about FERPA May 18, 2023

Today we’re joined by Julia Pomerenk, Associate Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management and University Registrar, to discuss FERPA guidelines.

All about Advising Part 2 May 11, 2023

Today we’re joined by Lori Manson, Director of Academic Advising who shares an overview of the UO degree, first-term advising information, and how students can harness the tools advisors offer to stay on track toward graduation.

All about IntroDUCKtion Apr 20, 2023

Today we’re joined by Jess Tallant, Associate Director of Orientation and Transition programs. You’ll learn the ins and outs of what you can expect during IntroDUCKtion, our summer orientation and transition program, and why we hope you’ll start to get excited to register if you haven’t yet.

https://orientation.uoregon.edu/

All About Advising Apr 13, 2023

Today we’re joined by Jesse Nelson, Assistant Vice Provost for Advising and Accessibility. You’ll hear about all of the different academic advising opportunities for students and how to get comfortable with metacognition.

https://advising.uoregon.edu/

All Things University Health Services Apr 06, 2023

On today’s episode our guest is Deb Beck, Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management and Executive Director of University Health Services. We discuss primary and specialty care, pharmacy, mental health coordination services, wellness center, insurance coverage options, and immunizations here at the UO.

http://health.uoregon.edu

Pre-Freshman Study Abroad Mar 30, 2023

Today we’re joined by Kate Mondloch, Professor of History of Art and Architecture, and Faculty in Residence for the Clark Honors College. Kate helps us get excited for this year’s summer pre-freshman programs in Sienna and London. We review the experience for students including what they’ll learn, where they’ll live, and when they’ll travel.

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Could an ARC or a FIG be a good fit? Mar 23, 2023

On today’s episode, we hear about First-Year Interest Groups, or as we call them, FIGs. Amy Hughes Giard, from the First-Year Programs Office, joins the pod to share the benefits and logistics of FIGs, as well as when the 2023 FIGs will be available to read about, and how students can register in June. We also talk with Jessica Winders about Academic Residential Communities (ARCs), and all the benefits for first-year students. You’ll hear about registration for ARCs and the timeline for selection.

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Financial Aid Award Notifications and Next Steps Mar 16, 2023

Today we welcome Staci Miles, Associate Director of Advising and Michelle Holdway, Associate Director for Scholarships. We discuss scholarships and the financial aid award notifications coming to admitted students in March, what all those words mean on the notifications, and critical financial conversations.

https://financialaid.uoregon.edu/contact

What To Do Next For University Housing Mar 02, 2023

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Today we welcome Bryson Beck, Interim Director of Promotions and Recruitment for University Housing and Jeff Sann, Associate Director of Residence Operations.

Getting To May 1 Feb 23, 2023

Today we welcome Erin Hays, an Associate Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management and our Director of Admissions here at the UO. Erin offers parents and families some valuable tips on how to support your high school senior in the final stages of their college search.

Season 4 Preview Feb 16, 2023

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Hear about upcoming episodes of the podcast.

COVID Stories: Caring For Students In Isolation And Quarantine Jun 03, 2021

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Stacie Irvin and Omar Khater, both with University Housing, join us for our final episode of our COVID Stories series to discuss how they helped to design and manage the care of students in isolation and quarantine on campus. Learn about the immense network of UO staff who came together to provide care, food, support, and community to students in Barnhart Hall, our isolation and quarantine hall in 2020-21.

Class of 2025: Understanding Your Changing Role May 31, 2021

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Tiffany Fritz, Director of Parent and Family Programs, joins us once again to share more about preparing for how life is going to change for you during your student’s transition to the UO. We’ll discuss a few common concerns and issues, conversations to prepare for, and a few ways to ensure you’re thriving during this time as well.

COVID Stories: The Residential Experience May 27, 2021

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Anna Schmidt-MacKenzie, Director of Residence Life shares a few of the ups and downs of the residential experience for first-year students living in the halls this year and the staff who managed it all. Hear about the changes to the typical housing experience for students and all that the team in Residence Life learned throughout the year.

Class of 2025: Checking Off Some Of Those To-Dos May 24, 2021

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Today, Cora shares a short review of some of the next steps and to-do items for students as we prepare for IntroDUCKtion and matriculation.

COVID Stories: The Story Of Corona Corps May 20, 2021

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UO Professor of Psychology Jeff Measelle, and University Health Services Director of Public Health Practices and Health Outcomes Improvement Angela Long share the story of the creation, evolution, and the future of Corona Corps. The Corona Corps are a group of students who work on monitoring in Lane County, contact tracing, student case management and care, and case investigation in Lane County. Hear about the collaboration and the exciting work on the horizon for Corona Corps!

Class of 2025: Parent And Family Programs May 17, 2021

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We’re joined by Tiffany Fritz, Director of Parent and Family Programs. We chat about the ways parents can stay connected to the UO, the programs the PFP offers for families, and the ways they can help Duck supporters navigate this transition and learn to coach their new student.

COVID Stories: The Story Of MAPs May 13, 2021

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On today’s episode, we’re joined by Hannah Tavalire, Scientific Coordinator, COVID-19 for the Monitoring and Assessment Program (MAP). Hannah and Cora discuss how, when, and why the UO implemented MAP, including the particular test used, how the process has evolved over time, and why scientists require we blow our nose before our test.

Class of 2025: Could A FIG Be A Good Fit? May 10, 2021

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On today’s episode, we hear about First-Year Interest Groups, or as we call them, FIGs. Willow Hamilton, from the First-Year Programs Office, joins the pod to share the benefits and logistics of FIGs, as well as when the 2021 FIGs will be available to read about, and how students can register in June.

COVID Stories: Moving In The Class Of 2024 May 06, 2021

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Cora is joined today by Silvina Sousa-Ransford, Brady Rowe, and Bryson Beck, all from University Housing. The trio, who organize all of the elements of move-in and move-out each year, discuss how COVID-19 changed so much between April and October 2020 – from helping students pack their belongings with iPads on FaceTime to how wildfires in September complicated first-year move-in even more.

Class of 2025: Introduction To IntroDUCKtion May 03, 2021

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On today’s episode you’ll learn the ins and outs what you can expect during IntroDUCKtion 2021, our summer orientation and transition program. We’re so excited to have students on campus for some parts of the IntroDUCKtion experience, and Cora describes which elements will be in-person and which will be completed online through students’ Community course.

COVID Stories: The Immediate Impact Of Faculty Research Apr 29, 2021

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Today we’re joined by Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg, Professor of Architecture and Director of the Institute for Health in the Built Environment.

Class of 2025: Separation Preparation Apr 26, 2021

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Your student will lean on you in the coming months for support and guidance as they navigate finishing out high school, completing necessary requirements for college enrollment, move-in, and all the other parts that come with this big life change. Whether this is your first student heading off to college or your last, the transition to college is complicated for everyone in the family!

COVID Stories: Course Corrections Apr 22, 2021

On our episode today we’ll have a conversation with Julie Pomerenk, Assistant Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management and University Registrar at the UO. We’ll hear about how the pandemic disrupted the rhythm of course scheduling for 3,000 courses each term from winter 2020 to now. Julia also shares what she and her team have learned to make processes more efficient for students in the future.

Class of 2025: Ask Me Anything Apr 17, 2021

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Today we welcome Roger Thompson, Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management. We hope to answer more questions from family members following our recent AMA, including more information about the Oregon Guarantee, the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF), campus resources, safety and so much more. Listen for tips and tricks to be ready to have your Duck leave the nest.

COVID Stories: “Incident” Management Apr 15, 2021

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Today we’re joined by Krista Dillon, Director of Operations, and Vicki Strand, Emergency & Continuity Manager, both from Safety and Risk Services, who share how responding to COVID wasn’t a typical “incident” to manage. We also look back on some of the important, critical actions their team guided university officials through, as well as some of the people who dropped everyday things to make essential needs come to fruition.

Class of 2025: A Taste Of What’s To Come Apr 12, 2021

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Tom Driscoll, Director of University Dining Services joins us on today’s episode to highlight the new dining options for fall 2021, as well as share how dining services supports student success. We also talk about meal plans, points, and catering to all dietary needs.

COVID Stories: Contracting For Continuity Apr 08, 2021

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Our episode today features Greg Shabram, Chief Procurement Officer at the UO. We’ll hear about the immediate purchases and contracts that Greg and his colleagues executed to ensure the UO’s continuity. You’ll get to hear some insights into how the University’s MAPs testing took shape and about the challenges involved in procurement of supplies.

Class of 2025: London Is Calling Apr 05, 2021

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Today we’re joined by Kate Mondloch, Professor of History of Art and Architecture, and Faculty in Residence in the Clark Honors College. Kate is also the faculty director of this summer’s pre-freshman program in London. We review the experience for students including what they’ll learn, where they’ll live, and when they’ll travel.

COVID Stories: University Health Services Apr 01, 2021

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Today we welcome Deb Beck, Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management and Executive Director of University Health Services. Deb shares more about the Corona Corps, the Care Team, and how the whole staff in University Health Services have experienced COVID-19. You’ll hear about new collaborations, the new ways UHS team members are delivering services to students, and how they see the future.

Class of 2025: Living And Learning Mar 29, 2021

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Kevin Hatfield, Assistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate Research and Distinguished Scholarships joins the podcast to talk about Academic Residential Communities (ARCs), and all the benefits for first-year students. You’ll hear about registration for ARCs and the timeline for selection.

COVID Stories: University Housing Mar 25, 2021

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Today we welcome Michael Griffel, Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management and Director of University Housing. Michael and Cora talk about the incredible highs and lows of managing University Housing and Dining Services through the last year – from students not returning from their spring break in 2020 to looking forward to a new hall opening this fall, and the impact of natural disasters on move-in and testing last fall.

Class of 2025: Getting To May 1 Mar 22, 2021

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https://ssem.uoregon.edu/roger

Today we welcome Roger Thompson, the Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management. Roger offers parents and families some valuable tips on how to support your high school senior in the final stages of their college search and talks a bit about fall term at the University of Oregon.

COVID Stories: Leading Through The Pandemic Mar 18, 2021

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Today we welcome Michael Schill, University President and Professor of Law. We reflected on some of the positives that have come out of the last, very challenging year. President Schill also highlights the work of so many on campus, and looks forward to teaching, implementing new projects, and in-person opportunities coming this fall.

Class of 2025: Financial Aid Award Notifications And Next Steps Mar 15, 2021

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Today we welcome Katrina Schmidt, Assistant Director of Student Financial Aid and Scholarship. We discuss financial aid award notifications coming to admitted students’ homes in March, and important information for parents and families about parent plus loans, critical financial conversations, and what all those words mean on the notification letter.

COVID Stories: When Events Go Virtual Mar 11, 2021

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As part of our new “COVID Stories” series, our guest, Travis Worrell, Lead Creative Videographer for the Strategic Communications and Marketing team here at the UO, will have a conversation with Cora about how his work went from creating memorable UO video features to building a television studio in a fairly unusual conference room on campus.

Class of 2025: What To Do Next For University Housing Mar 08, 2021

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Our guest, Alex Galbreath, Director of University Housing Promotion and Student Recruitment, will discuss housing information for Fall 2021 admitted students and their families. We’ll share current information about dates, deadlines, and what you need to know now to support your student.

Season 3 Episode 1: Season 3 Preview Mar 03, 2021

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Hear about upcoming episodes of the podcast.

Episode 34: What We Know Now About Winter Term Instruction Dec 14, 2020

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On today’s episode we have another conversation with Patrick Phillips, Provost and Senior Vice President here at the UO. After we take a look back at fall, Provost Phillips shares the ways teaching and learning will change for winter 2020 and what steps the University is taking for the health of our students, staff, and faculty.

Episode 33: Financial Aid and Scholarships Nov 23, 2020

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On today’s episode Cora has a conversation with Nick Dikas, Financial Aid Outreach Counselor in the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships. We’ll talk about the 2021-22 FAFSA, scholarship renewal and deadlines, upcoming financial aid workshops, and the CARES Act and Students in Crisis Fund.

Episode 32: The Crucial First 6 – Prevention Nov 16, 2020

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On today’s episode Cora and Tiffany have a conversation with Kerry Frazee, Director of Prevention Services, whose work centers around several aspects of safety and wellness that are critical to student success and persistence. Kerry discusses the work she does on:

Substance use and misuse
Sexual violence prevention
Response and care in cases where students are harmed

Learn how Kerry and a network of colleagues throughout campus are working with students to create and maintain a safe, healthy campus community.

Episode 31: Common Questions and New Fall Updates Nov 02, 2020

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On today’s episode Cora and Tiffany talk about the most asked parent and family questions to this point in the term. We discuss some practical tips for planning for your student to return home and some important updates about the last two weeks of fall term.

Episode 30: The Crucial First 6 – Academic Advising Oct 26, 2020

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On today’s episode Cora and Tiffany have a conversation with Paige Jackson, Assistant Director of Academic Advising. We talk about how a student’s relationship with academic advising is critical to their progress toward timely graduation. You’ll also hear about the myriad of ways academic advisors help your students beyond selecting classes each term.

Episode 29: The Crucial First 6 – Financial Wellness Oct 19, 2020

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On today’s episode Cora and Tiffany have a conversation with Gilbert Rogers, Director of Student Financial Wellness. We discuss the crucial ways family members can support their student’s financial literacy, and the programs and resources the UO offers Ducks to better understand and manage their money matters, both while at the UO and for life after college.

Episode 28: The Crucial First 6 - Deep Dive on Student Involvement Oct 12, 2020

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On today’s episode we have a conversation with Marcus Langford, Associate Dean of Students and Tiffany Fritz, Director of Parent and Family Programs. We’ll talk about the types of current opportunities for involvement, why students should connect to our campus by getting involved and engaged, and you can coach your Duck around engagement.

Episode 27: The Crucial First 6 - Student Conduct and Community Standards Oct 05, 2020

On today’s episode Tiffany and Cora have a conversation with Kristi Patrickus, Community Standards Specialist, about what Student Conduct and Community Standards mean at the UO and how the UO’s educational approach to student conduct is meant to be restorative not punitive.

Episode 26: The Crucial First 6 - All Things University Health Services Sep 28, 2020

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On today’s episode we kick off our crucial first 6 series with Tiffany Fritz, Director of Parent and Family Programs. Our guest is Deb Beck, Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management and Executive Director of University Health Services. We discuss primary and specialty care, pharmacy, dentistry, physical therapy, stress reduction programs, and insurance coverage options here at the UO.

Episode 25: What comes next for IntroDUCKtion Sep 10, 2020

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On today’s episode we have a conversation with Katie Hamilton, Acting Assistant Director of Student Orientation Programs and Michael Luna, Interim Coordinator of Welcome and Transition Experience here at the UO. You’ll learn all about what you can expect once you arrive on campus.