Alumna Anne DePrince, PhD '01 (clinical psychology), studies the impact of intimate violence on a range of outcomes. In her recent article for The Conversation, she shares how betrayal trauma may help explain why victims of abuse stay silent.
Graduate students in the UO’s sports product design program have consistently excelled in the competition. This year, five of the 12 finalists were Ducks.
In case you missed it! The division's February 25 newsletter introduces Graduate-Professional Student Appreciation Week, invites you to provide feedback on the division's Graduate Student Lounge, shares information about university service opportunities, and more.
UO students work on research and planning projects for Oregon cities and organizations. Read about their discoveries and recommendations, which are often implemented in communities.
Lidia Yuknavitch earned her Ph.D. in English from the UO, studying under Ken Kesey. Read her conversation with the Oregonian about the recent film adaptation of her memoir.
In case you missed it! The division's January 28 newsletter is stuffed with great content, including open GE positions with the division, upcoming events, information on graduate student spaces, and a message from Vice Provost Krista Chronister.
Deanna Strayer, a doctoral candidate in psychology, has some advice for making New Year’s resolutions that stick. Read her conversation with Lookout Eugene-Springfield.
