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Cohort 26 Graduation: Pacific Alliance for Catholic Education (Jun. 20)

May 27, 2025

Commencement for the 26th Cohort of the Pacific Alliance for Catholic Education (PACE) will take place at the Chapel of Christ the Teacher on Friday, June 20, 2025. All University of Portland Faculty and Staff are welcome to attend to help celebrate the success of this year’s graduates. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-05-26, 2025-06-09, Academics, Issues Tagged With: PACE

2025 Winners: Innovative Teaching and Assignments Award

May 12, 2025

The Center for Teaching and Learning is pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 Innovative Teaching and Assignments Award. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-05-12, Academics, Issues Tagged With: Center for Teaching and Learning

Faculty Development Day (May 6)

April 28, 2025

The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship invites you to Faculty Development Day on Tuesday, May 6. This year’s theme is “Navigating Complexity Together: Collective Growth through Civic Dialogue and Education.” (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-04-28, Academics, Issues Tagged With: Faculty Development Day

Summer 2025 Provost’s Initiative for Undergraduate Research Recipients; Spring Applications Now Open! (Due Oct. 6)

April 24, 2025

The Office of the Provost is pleased to announce recipients of the Summer 2025 Provost’s Initiative for Undergraduate Research awards.
Applications for Spring 2026 Provost’s Initiative for Undergraduate Research awards are available now on the Provost’s Initiative webpage. Applications for Spring 2026 are due October 6 by Midnight. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-04-28, 2025-05-12, Academics, Issues Tagged With: Provost's Initiative on Undergraduate Research, Undergraduate Research

Please Load Scholarly Activity on the Portal (May 31)

April 14, 2025

Faculty members are reminded to load their scholarly activity on the portal in PilotsUP by May 31. Data obtained through the portal is important as the University applies for grants, honors societies, etc. Faculty members also use their school’s report on the home tab of the Scholarly Activity Portal to send the data to their respective deans as a part of annual self-evaluation. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-04-14, 2025-04-28, Academics, Issues Tagged With: Office of Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement, PilotsUP

College of Arts & Sciences NEW Major: Media, BS

April 14, 2025

The Communication and Media department is excited to announce our new Bachelor’s of Science (BS) in Media undergraduate degree program. The degree is housed in the COM department and weaves in upper-division courses from Performing and Fine Arts, Public Health, Ethnic Studies, and the School of Business. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-04-14, Academics, Issues Tagged With: College of Arts and Sciences, Communication and Media

Clark Library: Summer Course Reserves

April 14, 2025

Planning to teach this summer? Get some of your course prep out of the way! Library staff are ready to set up course reserves for Summer classes! Course reserves can be online or print items and films you wish to make available to your students. We also help you with copyright screening and scan materials to meet accessibility standards. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-04-14, Academics, Issues Tagged With: Clark Library

AI in Education: Critics, Curious, and Cultivators (Apr. 9)

March 31, 2025

The Center for Teaching and Learning invites you to join a lunch discussion exploring the spectrum of AI engagement in student learning and development. Whether you’re skeptical about AI’s role in education, curious about its possibilities, or actively cultivating AI-enhanced learning experiences, this conversation offers a space to share perspectives and discover practical approaches for thoughtful integration. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-03-31, Academics, Issues Tagged With: Center for Teaching and Learning

Spring 2025 Butine Faculty Development Fund Award Recipients

March 31, 2025

The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship is pleased to announce the Spring 2025 Butine Faculty Development Fund Awards. Congratulations! (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-03-31, Academics, Issues Tagged With: Butine Awards, Committee on Teaching and Scholarship

Fall Elective for All Majors! 

March 31, 2025

Whether you’re in PHW, Social Work, Nursing, Psychology, Theology, Business, Communications, Ethnic Studies, or even Computer Science, palliative care connects us all. This new Fall 25 course (NRS392) will explore Humanities, Communication, Spirituality, Grief, and more. (Read More)

Filed Under: 2025-03-17, 2025-03-31, Academics, Issues Tagged With: School of Nursing & Health Innovations

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Susan Mcdaniel and Nicole Hanig, Music, will be performing on the concert series “Chatter PDX” on June 1 at 10:30 a.m. at the Pacific Center with Hilary Oseas, viola and James Shields, clarinet, both of the Oregon Symphony. There will also be spoken word from former professional football player and writer, Marcus Lattimore, in the hour-long concert. Tickets and information at ChatterPDX.

Maureen Briare, Nursing & Health Innovations, published Fountain of Life Mass Setting, with a special dedication to the priests and brothers of the Congregation of Holy Cross at the University of Portland. GIA Publications. Released April, 2025 

Mohammadhadi Hajilou, Engineering, presented “Effect of fuel size, ignition energy, and wind speed on smoldering to flaming transition of Douglas fir lumber.” Co-presenters: R. Spring, N. Bolden, A. Henry, T. Rowley, A. Burton. 14th US Combustion Meeting, Boston, MA. March 16-19, 2025. Hajilou also published “Fire Whirl Emissions and Burning Rates for Crude Oil Slicks of Varying Thickness.” Co-authors: J. Dowling, W. Cui, M. Gollner. Fuel, 393 138482 (2025).

Kiya Riverman, Environmental Science, was awarded a grant for $489,935.00 on behalf of the U.S. Department of Defense, for her research “Impacts of spatial-temporal precipitation, snowpack properties, and snowmelt variability on alpine landscapes and runoff.” February 15, 2025.

Christina Astorga, Theology, served as a Member of the Editorial Board for the Journal of Moral Theology. February 26 – July 7, 2019. Astorga also served as the Head of the Local Arrangement Committee for the Catholic Theological Society of America. June 13, 2024 – June 15, 2025

Mohammad Arbabian, Business, published “Optimal Inventory Management Policies When Supply Is Bundled.” 9th North American Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management, Washington D.C. June, 2024. Arbabian also published “Evaluating the Role of 3D Printing in Decentralized Supply Chains: A Stackelberg Framework for Optimal Manufacturing Decisions.” 15th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management. February, 2025.

Aziz Inan, Engineering, has been credited for his research on palindrome dates in multiple news outlets including: USA Today, NDTV, NBC New York, News9live, Courier Journal, 13newsnow.com, Ozarksfirst.com, Inquirer.net, Austin American-Statesman, and The News of Israel.

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