Institutional accreditation is a process of recognizing educational institutions for their performance, integrity and quality. As part of UO’s accreditation with NWCCU, it must undergo a comprehensive self-study addressing all standards and eligibility requirements through an on-site peer evaluation.

The roundtable event held on May 23 was well-attended and full of fruitful discussions that aimed to demystify faculty retention in higher ed and at UO. Explore the event report and access links to the slides, the results of table discussions, and more.

Finalist candidates for the dean of Lundquist College of Business will be in Eugene in mid-May to meet with campus stakeholders. Finalists will give a public presentation that will take place from 11 a.m. to noon on May 14, 16, 21 and 23 in 125 Chiles or on Zoom.

This week-long, in-person event brings faculty together from all schools and colleges for inspiration, collegial connection, critical conversations, and creation of new teaching materials. This year, the institute will focus on the rapid rise of Generative Artificial Intelligence as it impacts teaching and learning. Apply by May 22 to be considered for the institute.

Up to four finalist candidates in the Clark Honors College dean search will be in Eugene between May 2 and May 10 to meet with University of Oregon stakeholders. Zoom links for virtual participation will be shared on the provost’s website the week of April 29.