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Monday, April 2. Spring classes begin.
Wednesday and Thursday, April 4 - 5. PR Executive In Residence Program. Hosted by PR faculty. Guest Dana Lewis.
Monday - Wednesday, April 9 - 11. Ward Executive In Residence Program. Hosted by Advertising faculty. Guest Charlie Robertson.
Wednesday, April 18. Turnbull Portland Center Lecture at 6 pm. Hosted by Professor Lauren Kessler. Guest Alex Kotlowitz presents “Words, Sounds or Images: Just Tell Me A Story.”
Thursday, April 19. Johnston Lecture. Gerlinger Lounge at 4 pm. Hosted by Professor Lauren Kessler. Guest Alex Kotlowitz presents “Bearing Witness: Storytelling and Human Rights.” Online registration is required by April 18 at 5 pm. journalism.uoregon.edu/reg. Registration opens March 26.
Sunday, April 29. Last day to apply for spring 2012 undergraduate degrees in DuckWeb.
May 3 - 5. Frazier Journalism Executive In Residence Program. Hosted by Journalism faculty. Guest Jonathon Stray.
May 7 - 11. Initial registration for summer 2012.
Thursday, May 10. Hulteng Conversations in Ethics: Conflict Sensitive Reporting. Ford Alumni Center Ballroom. Online registration is required by May 4 at 5 pm. journalism.uoregon.edu/reg. Registration opens April 16.
Conference Panels, 9 am - 4 pm. Hosted by James Wallace Chair in Journalism, Professor Peter Laufer and John L. Hulteng Ethics Chair, Professor Tom Bivins.
Keynote Lunch with Q&A, 12 - 2 pm. Guest George Papiagannis presents, “Conflict Sensitive Reporting: Lessons from the Field.”
Thursday, May 17. Ancil Payne Awards for Ethics in Journalism. EMU Gumwood Room at 12 pm. Online registration is required by May 11 at 5 pm. journalism.uoregon.edu/reg. Registration opens April 23.
Thursday, May 17. Ruhl Lecture. EMU Ballroom at 4 pm. Guest speaker Anand Giridharadas, New York Times columnist and author of “India Calling: An Intimate Portrait of a Nation’s Remaking,” presents “Journalism in the Digital Age.” Online registration is required by May 16 at 5 pm. journalism.uoregon.edu/reg. Registration opens April 23.
Sunday, May 20. Last day to drop a class, change variable credits and change grading option to P/NP.
May 21 - 31. Initial registration for fall 2012.
Monday, May 28. Memorial Day holiday, no classes held.
Saturday, June 2. Snowden Intern Program Seminar. Gerlinger Lounge 8 am - 5 pm. Hosted by Pete Peterson.
Wednesday, June 6. Scholarship Celebration Reception. Ford Alumni Center, 4 pm. Hosted by Dean Tim Gleason.
Sunday, June 10. Literary NonFiction Reading/Program Celebration. Knight Library Browsing Room at 3 pm. Hosted by Professor Lauren Kessler.
June 11 - 15. Final examinations.
Sunday, June 17. KTA/Student Awards. Allen Hall Site (outdoors) at 2 pm. Hosted by Dean Tim Gleason. Honors outstanding undergraduate student achievement.
Monday, June 18. SOJC Commencement. Knight Library, South Lawn at 12 pm. Features the 2011 Eric Allen Award recipient Kari Boiler. Hosted by Dean Tim Gleason and SOJC faculty.
For more information, please contact Kathleen Larson, Events Manager, at klarson@uoregon.edu.
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