PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF OSU

Join OSU Press for a reception, presentation, and book signing to celebrate the publication of “A School for the People: A Photographic History of Oregon State University.” Written by Lawrence A. Landis, director of the Special Collections and Research Center, this expansive collection of photographs tells the full, dynamic story of our multi-faceted and living university. Friday, Nov. 20, 4-6 p.m.Light refreshments will be served at 4 p.m. Presentation begins at 5 p.m. The Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Fifth Floor of the Valley Library. The book retails for $50. OSU Departments can receive a sliding scale discount on purchases of 6 or more copies, but individual employees aren’t eligible for discounts. Anyone can purchase a copy directly from OSU Press. They accept checks, cash, and credit cards. They can also order from our website, but shipping charges would apply.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS BULLETIN- CLOTHING IN DISASTERS

Essential clothing for a disaster supply is a commonly overlooked area of preparedness. If a person does not have the proper clothing suitable for the terrain they are in, then harsh elements such as rain, cold, and snow can have catastrophic effects. Follow the guidelines in the attached poster when choosing your emergency clothing. More info here: 2015 11-15 EP Topic – Clothing

OSU STAFF ART EXHIBIT

The OSU Staff Art Exhibit is calling for submissions by Dec. 2. Go to http://communications.oregonstate.edu/events/staff-art to register your creative work for display! Up to 2 pieces per person are allowed and all with OSU are welcome to participate. Artists, co-workers, friends and family are invited to attend a special opening reception on Dec. 17 – so register to show your artwork at this exhibit today.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Demo Day – Dec. 10th @ 5 PM– Come watch what our cohort has been up to and catch up with past graduates at Demo Day, hosted a LaSells Stewart Center. Please RSVP by emailing events@oregonstate.edu by December 7th. Also, a big change is coming…attend Demo Day to hear about it!

Research Office Holiday Party- Dec. 11th, MU Lounge. 5pm reception/ 6pm buffet dinner (RSVP website link coming soon!!)

PHOTO OF THE WEEK

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IRB staffers Jillian Coleman and Amy Neuman who joined IRB Chair, Maret Traber at the National Advancing Ethical Research conference in Boston last week, proudly display the poster they presented.

LEGISLATIVE INTERNSHIP FORUM

Interested in pursuing a legislative internship in Salem or Washington, DC? The OSU Government Relations Office and ASOSU will be hosting a Legislative Internship Forum on Tuesday, November 10th at 5pm in MU 211. The event will feature a panel with congressional staffers, state legislative staff, and students who have completed DC internships. Students of any major are encouraged to attend! The event is free, pizza will be provided, and students will have a chance to ask questions directly to those who have completed internships and those who are hiring interns. There will also be a representative from the OSU Alumni Association present to discuss scholarships for students who are pursuing internships in Washington, DC. For more information contact: karli.olsen@oregonstate.edu

LIFE JACKET SAFETY FOR KIDS

Please see the below press release HERE: nr_New Safety Video_Right Life Jacket Fit for Kids regarding a new video to emphasize the right life jacket fit for kids

ACCOUNT UNIFICATION UPDATE

In preparation for the account unification, please change your ONID password to match your CN password. Instructions for changing ONID password are here: http://onid.oregonstate.edu/chpw.shtml. ONID password requirements are fairly stringent, so users may not be able to use their current CN passwords for their ONID password. If users need to change their CN password so that it meets the ONID requirements, instructions are here:
http://oregonstate.edu/helpdocs/e-mail/exchange-outlook-oregonstateedu/change-email-password NOTE 1: you may need to update this password on all of your devices that you access ONID resources- computer, laptops, tablets, phone. If you are unable to match your account passwords, please let Stephen know at stephen.hotard@oregonstate.edu and he will work with CN to get the account passwords reset. NOTE 2: for those of you who have sent Stephen a message that you will be traveling, CN will delay the update of your accounts to a more convenient time. It is recommended that you change your ONID password as mentioned above when you have the time to do this. Please let Stephen know, if you have not done so already, if you will be traveling next week.

FUN IN CORVALLIS THIS WEEKEND!

This Saturday , Nov 14 from 7-11, come enjoy some local music and celebrate The Whiteside Theatre’s 93rd birthday featuring Bury the Moon, The Carys (with Molly McFerran’s son, Jasper , on drums) and Hermano! Tickets can be bought online at here  or at the Troubadour Music Center at 521 SW 2nd St.

PHOTO OF THE WEEK

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This is a picture of a beaver giving  Joe Christison a smooch. Awww. Happy Friday.

RESEARCH EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND (RERF) 2016

The Research Office Incentive Programs is accepting applications for the RERF 2016 solicitation. The intent of the RERF program is to enable faculty to acquire, repair, renovate, or improve equipment directly used for research. Program guidelines and application here. Information: Debbie Delmore at debbie.delmore@oregonstate.edu. Deadline: January 11, 2016

FACULTY TIME RELEASE (FRT)

The Research Office Incentive Programs is accepting applications for FRT Spring 2016 release. The program provides limited funding for individuals developing external grant proposals or who wish to further their scholarly activities. Program description and application here. Information: Debbie Delmore at debbie.delmore@oregonstate.edu.Deadline: Dec. 14.

OPEN HOUSE SET FOR OSU’S PORT ORFORD FIELD STATION
For the past two years, Oregon State University has operated a field station on the coast at Port Orford – a site where researchers could set up shop, public meetings were held, and OSU outreach specialists could interact with the public. The facility is expanding its role in supporting coastal research, outreach and education. An open house will be held on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the station, located at 444 Jackson St. in Port Orford. The event is designed to introduce the public to the station and to the research that is performed there. It is free and open to the public; light refreshments will be provided. More information here.

ACCOUNT UNIFICATION ON NOV. 9

The Research Office CN and Onid accounts will be unified on November 9. This means you will have 1 account and password for logging into OSU resources, instead of using CN for some services and ONID for others. IMPORTANT NOTE from Community Network: “We don’t want to unify anyone who’s traveling on the 9th or 10th, as it could affect their ability to reach OSU resources from off campus.” Please let Stephen know at stephen.hotard@oregonstate.edu if you anticipate being out of the office that day so that we can provide a list of these users to Community Network.

FAREWELL TO MEGAN

A fond farewell and best wishes for  OSRAA’s Megan McEvoy. Megan’s last day is November 6. She is relocating back to Medford, OR. Best wishes to Megan!

PHOTO(S) OF THE WEEK

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Happy Retirement to OSRAA’S Sue Brown!
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Cindy was able to take a field trip to HJ Andrews Forest this week, and besides freezing toes, it was a wonderful experience. Note the upcoming Science Pub: The Life of a Dead Tree: Art and Science at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest: November 9, 2015, 6-8 PM, Old World Deli, Corvallis. Speakers: Mark Harmon, OSU College of Forestry; Oregon artists Leah Wilson, Bob Keefer, Andries Fourier and David Paul Bayles. More info here: http://oregonstate.edu/terra/science-pub-corvallis/