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The Butler Family LettersA collection of 70 letters written by various pioneers who settled in Polk County, Oregon to found Western Oregon University. Native Oregonian and WOU Alum plays crucial role in Super Bowl Kevin Boss, of the New York Giants, catches a 45-yard pass on the first play of the fourth quarter that jump-starts a Giants drive and flips the momentum of Super Bowl XLII. In one of the greatest upsets in Super Bowl history, the Giants go on to defeat the previously unbeaten New England Patriots: Learn more Oregonian artist, Rick Bartow’s work nationally recognizedWOU Alum Bartow’s evocative work has been shown around the world. He has had a solo exhibit at The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian. He has been shown in Europe, the White House, the Heard Museum in Phoenix and been interviewed on National Public Radio: Learn more WOU Proffessor's book partially set in Oregon wins awardStarting in Mt Angel Oregon, the narrative tells the amazing adventures of a Mexican farmer from Michoacán in search of his daughter. Learn more In Honor of R. E. Lieuallenfirst person memories of one the universities most influential presidents who guided the growth of the school and its impact on the quality of education in Oregon: Learn more Oregon students have unique opportunity to learn about arctic Elementary education trunks provided by the Jensen Arctic Museum housed at Western Oregon University gives Oregon students a unique opportunity to learn about Arctic culture and ecology. Native Oregonian and jazz icon leads Summer Jazz Workshop Jazz drummer and Governor’s Arts Award recipient Mel Brown leads the Summer Jazz Workshop where participants perform in both large and small jazz ensembles and also attend seminars that cover various topics including theory, history, improvisation, the music business and music technology. Origins and Evolution of The Development of Special Education Programs from the 1960s to the 1990s by Don Duncan: Learn more |
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