recycle@uoregon.edu
EMU, 104A
346-1529

The Campus Recycling Program provides on campus recycling and waste reduction services at over 2000 campus locations. The program creates waste reduction opportunities such as the campus Reusable Office Supply (ROSE). They support waste reduction activities at campus events and encourages campus environmental efforts through education and promotion. Student opportunities include: work study positions, volunteer opportunities and academic internships.

uocareer.uoregon.edu
(541) 346-3235
Hendricks Hall, 220

The Career Center provides services and information resources that enable students to take active responsibility for their career decisions and job search. They equip students with the ability to make career plans by facilitating awareness of their work-related strengths, interests, values, and understanding of the world of work. The Center prepares students for finding suitable employment by enhancing their job search skills and capacity to express the relevance of their strengths to employers. They also foster relationships with the employer community, provide students with opportunities to develop professional skills and integrate academic learning with work. Their interactive website helps those searching for employment.

The Mentoring Program is a career exploration class, operated through the career center. It provides students with the opportunity to be matched with two professionals from career fields of interest for the purpose of an informational interview. These mentor interactions allow students to discover the intricacies of particular career choices, to begin or expand professional networking opportunities, and to gather advice to succeed in a given field. The class also addresses resume and cover letter writing, informational interviewing strategies, and the basics of career planning. Sections are offered each term during the regular academic year in a range of departments for upper division credit. Check the online schedule of classes under the subject "CARC-Career Center" for current availability.

(541) 346-3761
UO School of Music

The Committee for Musical Arts provides the University of Oregon campus with the highest quality of performing artists, lectures, and workshops. The content of these events covers a wide spectrum of styles and focuses on areas of performance not directly served by other University groups. The committee is open to all interested students.

conflict@uoregon.edu
(541) 346-0617
Oregon Hall, 164

Jointly funded by the ASUO and the Office of Student Life, Conflict Resolution Services (CRS) provides mediation and facilitation services to students, faculty and staff. The primary purposes of CRS are to provide the campus community a resource for resolving conflicts in a constructive and collaborative environment; and to provide educational opportunities related to communication and conflict resolution.

disabsvs@uoregon.edu
(541) 346-1083
Oregon Hall, 164

The Disability Services Project was established seventeen years ago with the intent of providing support to students with disabilities at the University of Oregon. Currently, about 600 students receive some type of support whether it be personal assistance, help with writing, typing, special projects, adaptive technology utilization and training or learning disability diagnostic testing. They also host awareness activities provide information to the University community.

irc@uoregon.edu
(541) 346-0887
EMU, 201

The Mills International Center (MIC) is “a meeting place for the world.” As a catalyst for international experiences, they provide guidance and information via human, print, cyber and electronic resources. The IRC promotes global understanding by integrating its resources with international and local university communities through active, creative, informative and supportive partnerships and events.

(541) 346-1134
Oregon Hall, 164

The mission of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Educational and Support Services Program is to provide educational and support services to the University of Oregon campus community and to assist in the creation of a hospitable, safe, and welcoming environment for lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, and transgender students, staff, and faculty.

omb@uoregon.edu
1225 School of Music

The mission of the University of Oregon Marching Band (OMB) is to provide the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, the School of Music, Eugene and the surrounding areas, and the University of Oregon community with a marching band of precision and the highest musical quality. The program provides members with performing opportunities and experiences which serve students’ individual music education needs, develop their artistic expression, present strong opportunities for leadership, and enhance their overall quality of time spent in the University atmosphere. OMB aims to encourage and support members of the organization in the pursuit of becoming better artists and leaders for the future.

346-4183

102 Esslinger Hall

Physical Education and Recreation works to provide recreational fitness facilities to the students and community members of the University of Oregon. The Recreation Center is open for personal use as well as that for intramural and club sports and other competitive events.

102 Esslinger

Recreational Sports programs provide opportunities for university community members to enjoy competitive yet informal sports and relaxing recreational activities which promote lifelong physical mental, and social well-being. These opportunities include all-campus tournaments, intramurals and special events. Popular activities include basketball, flag football, golf, indoor soccer, softball, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, and wrestling. Recreational Sports also offers aerobics classes without academic pressure such as step aerobics, kickboxing, hip hop, body sculpting and group cycling.

(541) 346-4183
Esslinger Hall, 181

The Student Recreation Center Operations works to provide recreational fitness facilities to the students and community members of the University of Oregon. The Recreation Center is open for personal use as well as that for intramural and club sports and other competitive events.