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Reminder: Gold Duck Nominations are due by February 20th. If you have someone that has gone above and beyond here at CPFM you can submit them for a Gold Duck award. Please complete the attached form and send to Natalie at ndavis3@uoregon.edu and cc Debbi at debdavis@uoregon.edu by the due date.
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When I announced a new initiative in December called Peer Leadership, I did not know what to expect. We received responses from 12 individuals across all seven CPFM units. We met for the first time last month and began with a discussion of various leadership tools our supervisors are learning in our GiANT training. The 12 who met are:
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Jude Hess
Bret Jensen
Dan Roll
Lauren Meyer
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| Alorie Mayer
Damon Rutherford
Liz Thorstenson
Gabe Hein
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| Misty Kasper
Emily Hamblen
Alison Hake
Becca Puleo
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This group will meet monthly with our directors and me to learn some leadership skills and to help us in our Quest for the Best. This effort will build on the work we did in 2019 and 2023 to make CPFM the best organization we can be. It is my hope that we can offer this annually to interested folks within CPFM.
Mike
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Your workers are always so accommodating, professional and just great to work with. The two that were here today (Eric Foote and Adam Knight from Maintenance Support) are a perfect example. Thanks for all the support that your department provides!
Gina Thomason Allen
Graduate Studies Coordinator
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Thank you for adding lights in the Romania Parking Lot!! I’ve never felt I needed to be accompanied by security to go to my car but I definitely never felt comfortable.
It is a nice addition and I love it!
Jenn Mault
Program Assistant, Annual Philanthropy
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They look great! Kudos to whomever did this for me. I love it!
Bryne Hagstrom
UO Shuttle Program Manager
(Hang pictures on west wall above sofa - Terry Huuki in Carpentry)
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Hey Kevin/Jim,
We threw some power at the Treetops project today. I even rolled up my sleeves and helped. I feel what we have done so far would pass with flying colors . I would like to recognize the following people for helping us get this done.
Chris McLaughlin, Wally Morris, Alex Smith, Brad Johnson, Dan Carpenter, Myself
Over and Out
Michael Philley
Custodial Operations Manager
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Diversity & Multiculturalism Events in January |
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Please join us in welcoming Chris Murray, Professor of Counseling Psychology & Human Services, and the Director of the Center on Human Development at the University of Oregon. Professor Murray has dedicated his career to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities, focusing on enhancing social supports and vocational opportunities.
This presentation will delve into the topic of disability and society, with a specific emphasis on how and why “disability” is provided legal protections in schools and the workplace.
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Celebrate Completion of the East Campus Area Plan 2025 Update |
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Updates to the East Campus Area Plan were completed in December of 2024 establishing the planning framework for future development for much of the university land east of Agate Street. This is a significant milestone considering the last update to the Plan was over 20 years ago. The 2024 Plan increases the opportunity to construct high-quality student housing and amenities in this area for undergraduates, graduates, and student-families. The Plan also creates and modifies designated open spaces to ensure a well-functioning and beautiful campus as development occurs. The Plan requires updates to the City's land use code which are currently underway and expected to be complete by 2026.
Aaron Olsen
Assistant Director - Campus Planning
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Scenario from the Next Generation Housing Master Plan which informed the updates to the East Campus Plan. Note, the next two residence halls currently in design are shown south of Kalapuya Ilihi Hall and Moss Street Children's Center.
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Diversity & Multiculturalism Events in February |
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| Ebony Man Dinner, Gerlinger Hall Lounge
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Annual ebony man formal celebrating our Black men on campus and graduating seniors with our theme: "Echoes of the Past."
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| Outliers & Outlaws, Straub 156
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Free screening of Outliers and Outlaws, uncovering the fabulous history of a large and vibrant lesbian community in Eugene. Q&A with Director...
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| Patty Krawec: "Surviving Together," Knight Library Browsing
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Krawec discusses her book Becoming Kin: An Indigenous Call to Unforgetting the Past and Reimagining Our Future (2022)...
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| Archives Uncovered: Insights from SCUA Research Fellows
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PhD candidate at the USC discusses how science fiction authors address medical legislation that affects diverse gender groups...
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| Voices & Rhythms: Exploring Afrodescendencia & Community Empowerment, EMO Cedar Room
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Exploring the intersection of community self-determination, Afrodescendencia, and cultural expression in Puerto Rico and Mexico...
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| BE Authentic: Jenny Nguyen, EMU Ballroom
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Jenny Nguyen, founder and owner of The Sports Bra in Portland; ASL interpreted; free buffet dinner.
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| The Hidden Agenda of Legal Cases Against Affirmative Action, William W Knight Law Center 175
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Derrick Bell lecture: "The Hidden Agenda of Legal Cases Against Affirmative action - The SFFA v Harvard Trojan Horse Admissions Lawsuit" ...
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Experience the magic of Mardi Gras through food and music. “Laissez bon temps rouler!” (let the good times roll!).
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| Disruption vs Stability - Impacts on People & Policy Under a New Republican Majority, Ford Alumni Center
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A panel discussion featuring experts from across campus to discuss impacts from the perspectives of the economy, health and welfare...
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