Architecture Department Lecture Series: Carlos Bedoya, "The Condition of Difficulty" Please join us in the Portland WSB Papé Forum, or on Zoom for the talk "The Condition of Difficulty" by Carlos Bedoya (Principal & Cofounder, PRODUCTORA).   This talk raises the possibility of searching both in difficulty and detour for a unique form of architecture; moving away from traditional methods, and seeking to establish a significant relationship within our profession, which may allow us to find a new set of architectonic axioms.   Carlos Bedoya is an architect based in Mexico City and a principal of PRODUCTORA, a firm he co-founded in 2006 with Wonne Ickx, Victor Jaime, and Abel Perles. He studied architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana, in Mexico City, and received a Master’s degree in criticism and design from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona. Before forming PRODUCTORA, he worked at Josep Maria Botey and Flores & Prats Studio in Barcelona, and with Enrique Norten and Fernando Romero as a project director in Mexico City. Bedoya has lectured about PRODUCTORA’s work worldwide and has written about architecture in different media. He has taught at TEC de Monterrey, the Universidad Iberoamericana, Illinois Institute of Technology, and has led workshops in the United States and South America, MPAA11-Dual Workshops at ETSAM, Madrid, Spain, and professor at Bard College, Urban Creatures: Open practices workshop II. He is a founding partner of LIGA -Space for Architecture -Mexico City, an independent platform that, since 2011, has stimulated an interchange of ideas and investigation on contemporary Latin American architecture. He has also been a member of the editorial board of Domus Mexico.     Zoom https://uoregon.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUtdu-vqTotG9A1skvi-WyiLu-dNEEpZbr- Meeting ID: 910 1677 1714  

Free Visit to the Lan Su Chinese Garden

Get free tickets to the Lan Su Chinese Garden in Old Town, Portland! RSVP by May 8 to claim your ticket: https://oregon.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9FabAd0CXVX5Uuq. Enjoy a cup of tea in their newly renovated teahouse, explore the relaxing gardens and koi ponds, or buy a memento from the gift shop. Located just two blocks from the Old Town Portland Campus.

Biweekly Food Drops @ Portland

Student Life is back with biweekly free food box events on both Portland campuses, in partnership with the C3 Food Pantry! Food drops will continue throughout the spring term on a biweekly basis: April 17, May 1, May 15, and May 29. If you experience food insecurity between food drops, email our Care and Basic Needs Coordinator at fatmaali@uoregon.edu.

UO Sports Product Management Master's Program: Spring Open House

🌸🎉 You're Invited to Our Spring Open House! 🎉🌸

Prepare to embark on an adventure into the exciting world of Sports Product Management (SPM) at the University of Oregon! You're cordially invited to our Spring Open House, where we're rolling out the green and gold carpet so you can experience our vibrant community.

Whether you're a prospective student eager to dive into the innovative realm of sports product creation or an admitted student ready to make your mark, this event is tailor-made for you!

Join us on Thursday, May 23, from 5:30 to 8:00 pm as we open our doors at our downtown Portland location to showcase the unparalleled opportunities awaiting you in our Sports Product Management master's program.

What's in Store for You:

Explore our state-of-the-art innovation lab, where students bring their sports and outdoor product ideas to life. Learn how the program prepares you for success through industry mentors, internships, guest speakers, career advising, and global and domestic experiential trips. Forge meaningful connections with fellow sports enthusiasts, current and incoming students, esteemed alums, and influential industry insiders. Indulge in complimentary appetizers and beverages while soaking in the atmosphere.

Take advantage of this evening of networking and inspiration, which offers the possibility to launch your career in the dynamic world of the sports product industry!

RSVP Today!

Biweekly Food Drops @ Portland

Student Life is back with biweekly free food box events on both Portland campuses, in partnership with the C3 Food Pantry! Food drops will continue throughout the spring term on a biweekly basis: April 17, May 1, May 15, and May 29. If you experience food insecurity between food drops, email our Care and Basic Needs Coordinator at fatmaali@uoregon.edu.

Oregon Executive MBA Preview Day

As part of the Oregon Executive MBA program's preview day, Scott Schnuck a current industry instructor and an attorney at AtlusLaw LLC, will be teaching a mini-lecture on business law. This is an opportunity you don't want to miss, as Scott has a wealth of knowledge and experience to share.

In addition to the mini-lecture, we will also be providing a catered lunch for all attendees. This will be a chance to network with incoming students and staff as well as ask any questions you may have about the program.  

Biweekly Food Drops @ Portland

Student Life is back with biweekly free food box events on both Portland campuses, in partnership with the C3 Food Pantry! Food drops will continue throughout the spring term on a biweekly basis: April 17, May 1, May 15, and May 29. If you experience food insecurity between food drops, email our Care and Basic Needs Coordinator at fatmaali@uoregon.edu.