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https://dos.uoregon.edu/prevention

http://safe.uoregon.edu

On today's episode Cora and Tiffany have a conversation with Kerry Frazee, Director of Prevention Services, whose work centers around several aspects of safety and wellness that are critical to student success and persistence. Kerry discusses the work she does on:

• Substance use and misuse
• Sexual violence prevention
• Response and care in cases where students are harmed

Learn how Kerry and a network of colleagues throughout campus are working with students to create and maintain a safe, healthy campus community.

https://dos.uoregon.edu/prevention

On today's episode Cora and Tiffany talk about the most asked parent and family questions to this point in the term. We discuss some practical tips for planning for your student to return home and some important updates about the last two weeks of fall term.

advising.uoregon.edu

On today's episode Cora and Tiffany have a conversation with Paige Jackson, Assistant Director of Academic Advising. We talk about how a student's relationship with academic advising is critical to their progress toward timely graduation. You'll also hear about the myriad of ways academic advisors help your students beyond selecting classes each term.

financialwellness.uoregon.edu

On today's episode Cora and Tiffany have a conversation with Gilbert Rogers, Director of Student Financial Wellness. We discuss the crucial ways family members can support their student's financial literacy, and the programs and resources the UO offers Ducks to better understand and manage their money matters, both while at the UO and for life after college.

https://asuo.uoregon.edu https://dos.uoregon.edu/

On today's episode we have a conversation with Marcus Langford, Associate Dean of Students and Tiffany Fritz, Director of Parent and Family Programs. We'll talk about the types of current opportunities for involvement, why students should connect to our campus by getting involved and engaged, and you can coach your Duck around engagement.

On today's episode Tiffany and Cora have a conversation with Kristi Patrickus, Community Standards Specialist, about what Student Conduct and Community Standards mean at the UO and how the UO's educational approach to student conduct is meant to be restorative not punitive.

http://health.uoregon.edu

On today's episode we kick off our crucial first 6 series with Tiffany Fritz, Director of Parent and Family Programs. Our guest is Deb Beck, Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management and Executive Director of University Health Services. We discuss primary and specialty care, pharmacy, dentistry, physical therapy, stress reduction programs, and insurance coverage options here at the UO.

http://orientation.uoregon.edu

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On today's episode we have a conversation with Katie Hamilton, Acting Assistant Director of Student Orientation Programs and Michael Luna, Interim Coordinator of Welcome and Transition Experience here at the UO. You'll learn all about what you can expect once you arrive on campus.

For more information, text your questions to 541-346-1142 or visit flocktalk.uoregon.edu

http://housing.uoregon.edu

Today we are joined by Alex Galbreath, Director of Housing Promotion and Student Recruitment. We'll discuss how the registration and move-in processes have been shaped by COVID-19 and the university's efforts to provide an exceptional first-year experience that includes low-risk, in-person opportunities for a successful transition to university life.

For more information, text your questions to 541-346-1142 or visit flocktalk.uoregon.edu

http://orientation.uoregon.edu

On today's "mini" episode we check in with Katie Hamilton, Acting Assistant Director of Student Orientation Programs here at the University of Oregon. You'll learn what you can expect during the ninth week of IntroDUCKtion. Refer back to our website and the IntroDUCKtion Quick Quack email for more details.

For more information, text your questions to 541-346-1142 or visit flocktalk.uoregon.edu