4 minute read This year’s team of Ecampus student ambassadors includes Erin Traub, Annmarie Floyd and Bill Watson. They’re from varied locations, ages and backgrounds. So no matter where you’re coming from, we’re sure one of our student ambassadors can help.
2 minute read Oregon State University is expanding its relationship with Samaritan Health Services to provide thousands of the regional health system’s employees with more affordable access to academic programs and workforce education opportunities online.
3 minute read Growing up as a member of the LGBTQI+ community, Michelle Harris understood the power of organizing from an early age. She credits these early experiences with helping to shape her advocacy and as one pillar in her eventual decision to pursue a degree in women, gender and sexuality studies online with Oregon State.
2 minute read Oregon State Ecampus created a principles-based framework on how to incorporate AI tools responsibly and ethically into online courses, research and other projects. These open-source materials provide clarity for instructors and foster positive learning experiences for students.
4 minute read Every OSU Ecampus student who is accepted into the Honors College meets with Leanna Dillon before officially enrolling. This helps set expectations and allows Dillion to learn about each student’s research interests and career goals.
6 minute read Ready for the start of your first term? These six actionable tips for success will help you make your first term a great one. Informed by our student success team, this advice is sure to prepare you for academic excellence.
4 minute read An Oregon State Ecampus graduate shares her advice on learning to believe in your ability to succeed as an online student — from celebrating the small wins to embracing your support system.
3 minute read For his online fisheries, wildlife, and conservations sciences degree, Marc Mains traveled to Costa Rica to intern as a wildlife researcher and says “I have grown personally and professionally from this experience as I gained valuable skills and knowledge.”
4 minute read Pop quiz: How many weeks does Oregon State spend developing an online course? If you answered 26 weeks, that’s correct (and oddly impressive). For six months, OSU faculty and staff take an idea for a new online class and turn it into a learning experience that is built on quality and meaningful engagement.
4 minute read Since we can’t stop time or add more hours to each day, I’d like to share some basic practices that can help ease pressures unique to online adult learners with children. Here are some must-read tips on being a parent and a student.
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