“It is great to have your vision and art chosen to represent our university during summer. That is the point of photography to me – to touch everybody with the feeling and the moment frozen in one frame, and I think I achieved that with this photo,” says Lucas Kopecky Bobadilla, the 2017 #myOSUsummer photo contest grand prize winner.
During summer at OSU, the demand for student support doesn’t take a break. Neither do those addressing it. Student and professional staff members at OSU’s cultural resource centers work year-round to provide inclusive spaces where people can form connections and find holistic support.
During summer at OSU, classes are offered in multiple sessions ranging in length from one to 11 weeks, allowing you the flexibility to create your school schedule around your activity schedule.
Beginning this summer, OSU’s College of Business and OSU Summer Session are teaming up to offer OSU students the chance to earn a business and entrepreneurship minor in just two summers on campus in Corvallis and online.
While many students say flexibility is what drives them to enroll in on-campus classes during summer term, others say their motivation includes additional perks unique to OSU Summer Session.
For civil engineering student Hussain Al Balushi, the OSU Summer Session #myOSUsummer photo contest wasn’t just something he happened to stumble upon while on social media. It’s one he’s had marked on his calendar since last year and is part of the reason he deliberately stayed in Corvallis for this summer instead of heading home to Oman for the break.
OSU Summer Session is kicking off this year’s #myOSUsummer photo contest beginning on June 20, and it’ll last five weeks.
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