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Winter Events at the SOJC

Monday, January 9.   Winter classes begin.

Monday, January 16.   Last day to drop a course without a “W.”

Wednesday, January 18.   Last day to add a class.

Friday, February, 17. Chandler Lecture. Featuring Ruth Reichl: “American Food Now: New Trends In Eating, And What They Tell Us About our Society”.  Co-sponsored by the SOJC.  Bend High School Auditorium, Bend, OR.

Sunday, February 5.   Last day to apply for Winter 2012 undergraduate degrees.

February 10 - 12.   UO Family Weekend.  UO Campus.

February 12 - 15.   ACEJMC Accreditation Site Team Visit.  Agate Hall.

Thursday, February 23.   “The Quest for a Story,” hosted by Lauren Kessler. Turnbull Portland Center.

Sunday, February 26.   Last day to drop a class or change grading option.

Thursday, March 1.  “Digital Depression: The Crisis of Digital Capitalism” Communication & Society Annual Lecture. Dan Schiller, Professor of Communication and of Library & Information Science, University of Illinois. 5:30 PM followed by an opening conference reception 6:45 PM.

March 1 - March 3.   “What is Television?” Communication Studies Conference hosted by Janet Wasko. A conference exploring the past, present, and future of television. The three-day event will feature keynote speakers, roundtables, paper presentations, and screenings, in an attempt to answer questions about the changing nature of television. Registration is required at http://journalism.uoregon.edu/whatistv/registration/

Saturday, March 3.   Page Turners. Hosted by Peter Laufer. Event will feature Thomas Christensen, author of 1616: The World in Motion.

  • Master Class (registration required): 2 - 3:20 PM
  • Book Reading (open to public): 4 - 6 PM in the Knight Browsing Room.
  • Dinner (by invitation): 6 - 8 PM in the JSMA Papé Room.

February 27 - March 3.   Initial registration for Spring 2012.

Sunday, March 18.   Last day to process a complete withdraw from all classes.

March 19 - March 23.   Final examinations.

March 24- April 1.   Spring break.

 

For more information regarding these events, contact

Events Manager Kathleen Larson at 541.346.2494 or klarson@uoregon.edu