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Teaching children philosophy
Think kids are just learning facts and figures? Think again. Thanks to a college course, small people are tackling the big questions.
EVENTS
Through April
Autism Awareness Month
April 28-29
Center for Equity Promotion Conference: Strong Global Communities (UO Ford Alumni Center)
Through July 27
WPA Impressions: The Reality of the American Dream (Schnitzer Museum of Art)
May 7-10
ASUO Street Faire and
Willamette Valley Music Festival
PEOPLE
Remembering longtime COE supporter Don Parr
Why student troupe Rehearsals for Life appeals to COE students
Judy Newman honored by United Way
Krista Chronister's study on abusive relationships
Gary Ferrington helps out SOMD
Students build basketball courts in the Dominican Republic
TWEETS
Oregon sprinter and FHS major Mike Berry makes a difference off the track, too
Congratulations graduate! 11 reasons why I will never hire you
Future school psychologists: UO has 4th-cheapest high-quality program, report says
18 things highly creative people do differently
Autism Society of Oregon's Walk-a-Thon Sunday, April 27 in PDX #AutismAwareness
Russians Among Us
The Family and Human Services program recently hosted students and faculty from a Russian university. The group is focused on child welfare. Come June, the UO students plan to complete the exchange by traveling to Russia.
Native Opportunities
Research by doc students Jill Dolata and Allison Wilson could have a major impact on how tribal communities manage early childhood education.