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10 Principles of Pacific Northwest Landscape Architecture: How Authenticity Is the New Regional Commodity
(2015) Guadagni, Noah
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10th Deep-Sea Biology Symposium
(Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, 2003-08) Deep-Sea Biology Symposium (10th : 2003 : Coos Bay, Or.)
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2001 Upper Deschutes resource management plan social values survey
(United States. Bureau of Land Management, 2002-03) University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop
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2002 farmworker service review
(Oregon. Housing and Community Services Dept, 2002-11) University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop; Bruce, Josh; Anderson, Kristen; Grishkin, Justin; Juntunen, Lorelei; Parsons, Louis; Tobin, Marc
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2004 Silverton community survey
(City of Silverton (Or.), 2005-01) University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop
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2007 Lane County Fair visitor survey summary report
(Lane County Fair, 2007-10) University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop
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2007 Silverton community survey
(City of Silverton (Or.), 2007-12) University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop
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2008 River Road Neighborhood Needs Survey
(2008-12) University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop; Parker, Bob
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2010 Silverton Community Survey
(2010-08)
This survey is to gather information from Silverton residents regarding their thoughts and feelings on the quality of life in Silverton, job creation and economic development, city services and local government, parks and recreation, public participation, emergency prepardness, the Silver Falls School District, and Silverton Hospital.
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2018 Conference Flyer
(2018) Urbanism Next Center, University of Oregon
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2018 Urbanism Next: Welcoming Presentation
(2018-03-05) Larco, Nico
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2019 Urbanism Next Conference Program
(Urbanism Next, 2019-05)
Welcome to the 2019 National Urbanism Next Conference! This last year has seen dramatic advancements and serious setbacks in new mobility, autonomous vehicles, e-commerce, and the sharing economy. We have seen significant growth in new mobility services and devices, such as e-scooters, and in the range of companies offering these services. We have seen e-commerce continue to thrive, and we have seen cities raise their level of engagement with the private sector. We have also seen autonomous vehicles lose their unbridled luster and near-term inevitability. While the advancements should motivate us to better understand how to shape these innovations toward the public good, the setbacks should be seen as an opportunity to better prepare for the changes that are coming.
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2020 OIMB Summer Seminar Series
(2020) Oregon Institute of Marine Biology
The Oregon Institute of Marine Biology hosts weekly seminars at the Boathouse Auditorium in Fall, Spring and Summer terms. Guest speakers report on their research to students and staff. Seminars cover a wide variety of marine topics and provide students with an opportunity to meet marine scientists. One seminar each term is specifically designed for the public, but all are open to public attendance.
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2021 Fall OIMB Seminar Series
(2021) Oregon Institute of Marine Biology
The Oregon Institute of Marine Biology hosts weekly seminars at the Boathouse Auditorium in Fall, Spring and Summer terms. Guest speakers report on their research to students and staff. Seminars cover a wide variety of marine topics and provide students with an opportunity to meet marine scientists. One seminar each term is specifically designed for the public, but all are open to public attendance.
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2021 OIMB Summer Seminar Series
(2021) Oregon Institute of Marine Biology
The Oregon Institute of Marine Biology hosts weekly seminars at the Boathouse Auditorium in Fall, Spring and Summer terms. Guest speakers report on their research to students and staff. Seminars cover a wide variety of marine topics and provide students with an opportunity to meet marine scientists. One seminar each term is specifically designed for the public, but all are open to public attendance.
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2022 OIMB Summer Seminar Series
(2022) Oregon Institute of Marine Biology
The Oregon Institute of Marine Biology hosts weekly seminars at the Boathouse Auditorium in Fall, Spring and Summer terms. Guest speakers report on their research to students and staff. Seminars cover a wide variety of marine topics and provide students with an opportunity to meet marine scientists. One seminar each term is specifically designed for the public, but all are open to public attendance.
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2023 OIMB Summer Seminar Series
(2023) Oregon Institute of Marine Biology
The Oregon Institute of Marine Biology hosts weekly seminars at the Boathouse Auditorium in Fall, Spring and Summer terms. Guest speakers report on their research to students and staff. Seminars cover a wide variety of marine topics and provide students with an opportunity to meet marine scientists. One seminar each term is specifically designed for the public, but all are open to public attendance.
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5 Minutes
(2020) Department of Art, University of Oregon; Masters of Fine Art Candidates, University of Oregon
5 Minutes is a limited-run publication featuring interviews between art and art history graduate students and art professionals invited to the University of Oregon through the Department of Art’s Visiting Artist Lecture Series. In this series, artists, curators and historians from widely varying geographies, disciplines, and methodologies lecture on their work, histories, and ideas, providing insight into their lives and practices. 5 Minutes is a platform to aggregate the casual, short-format interviews conducted throughout each academic year into a tangible, printed document that gives form to the otherwise ephemeral interactions. With a few exceptions, these interviews took place just before the visiting lecturer gave their presentation; the interviewer met the interviewee near campus and walked with them—sometimes quite frantically to stay on schedule—to Lawrence Hall where they would speak. As suggested by the title 5 Minutes, these encounters were brief, but they were also spirited. Each of the following interviews offers a meaningful glimpse into the individuals on either side of the conversation.
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5 Minutes
(2021) Department of Art, University of Oregon; Masters of Fine Art Candidates, University of Oregon
As the name implies, interviews would take place 5 minutes before large lecture artist talks. This edition's series was reformatted to accommodate the pandemic and the Zoom platform. We all have had to adapt to our collective reality. Adapting meant connecting digitally through glowing screens often taking place within the confines of our studios, offices, living rooms, bedrooms, while simultaneously taking care of children and pets or possibly taking in a bit of lunch at the same time, all while being in different geographies and time zones. There was an intimacy exchanged between MFA, art historians, and visiting artists that led many conversations to go long past 5 Minutes.
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5 Minutes
(2019) Department of Art, University of Oregon; Masters of Fine Art Candidates, University of Oregon
5 Minutes is a limited-run publication featuring interviews between MFA candidates and artists invited to the University of Oregon through the Department of Art’s Visiting Artist Lecture Series. In this series, artists from widely varying geographies, disciplines, and methodologies lecture on their work, histories, and ideas, providing insight into their lives and practices. 5 Minutes is a platform to aggregate the casual, short-format interviews conducted throughout each academic year into a tangible, printed-document that gives form to the otherwise ephemeral interactions. With a few exceptions, these interviews took place just before the visiting artists presented their lecture; the interviewer and an editor met the visiting artist near campus and walked with them—sometimes quite frantically to stay on schedule—to Lawrence Hall where they would speak. As suggested by the title 5 Minutes, these encounters were brief, but they were also spirited. Each of the following interviews offers a meaningful glimpse into the individuals on either side of the conversation.