Inspiration Dissemination is an award-winning radio program that occurs Sunday nights at 7PM Pacific on KBVR Corvallis, 88.7FM. Each week on the program, we host a different graduate student worker from Oregon State University to talk about their lives and passion for research here at the university. By presenting these stories, we can present the diverse, human element of graduate research that is often hidden from the public view. Please find us on social media!Twitter: twitter.com/kbvrID facebook: www.facebook.com/InspirationDissemination/ Blog: blogs.oregonstate.edu/inspiration/Radio Station: www.orangemedianetwork.com/kbvr_fmHost University: oregonstate.eduThis show was founded in 2012 by Joey Hulbert and Zhian Kamvar. It has been made possible by all the current and former hosts of the show, Orange Media Network, the KBVR-FM students and staff, and of course the amazing graduate students at Oregon State University. more

The major objective of our Medical Grand Rounds program is to improve the ability of our attendees to diagnose and manage problems they encounter in practice. Our Medical Grand Rounds are focused on providing education to primary care providers. CME Credit only available to providence providers. more

Join our hosts Michelle Markesteyn with Oregon State University, and Rick Sherman of Oregon Department of Education as they explore what it means to bring local food into the school cafeteria, and teach kids about where their food comes from, across the country.. and the world!UPDATE: We're updating a few things as we continue to grow, our infrastructure has to grow as well.  We have a website to host all of our show notes, contact information and more.  Google 'Farm to School Podcast OSU' to find our show notes and much more.   Please stop by to say hello, or to suggest a show topic! more

Everything you need to know concerning the preservation of trapping in the state of Oregon. Tune in to listen to stories of trapping, event updates, political updates and discussions to preserve your rights to trap, hunt, and fish in the state of Oregon. Learn the history of trapping as well as becoming educated on the benefits of the practice, how to be better stewards of the land and what true conservation means. more

Whether you are new to the flock or have already taken flight, the College of Education Look No Feather Podcast is here to guide you through your journey. Hear from current students, faculty, and staff about campus resources, community building, and opportunities for personal growth. In Look No Feather we will discuss everything from different College of Education academic paths, finding the right student organization for you, and how to build lifelong professional skills. more

We're pleased to present Flock Talk, a podcast for new students and their families. Each episode will introduce you to important resources and people at the University of Oregon to help you with your transition. From housing and roommates, to financial aid and scholarships, to changing roles and relationships, our episodes will keep you engaged in all aspects of the UO journey. We'll highlight timely higher education topics, and discuss themes directly related to the way we support first-year students. more

Speak Environment is a podcast hosted by Cierra Dawson, an aspiring ecologist. Cierra is a graduate of Oregon State University with a B.S. in Environmental Science and a specialization in Applied Ecology. She is currently working in the nonprofit sector. Through social media, she is practicing accessible environmental education with her skills in technical writing, verbal and written communication, and graphic design. The SE Podcast is for you if you like learning about All Things Environment. more

A podcast hosted by the University of Oregon English Department that works to highlight student voices, experiences, and events within the department. Join us as we talk about our current reads, ongoing opportunites to get involved, and celebrate student successes! more

OSBA's Sounding Boards is a regular exploration of Oregon's public schools system with education experts and passionate advocates. more

The Journalistic Learning Podcast explores the question: What if we infused journalist strategies into English Language Arts courses to teach students media literacy, critical thinking, and effective communication skills? Join hosts Ed Madison and Bo Brusco as they chat with ELA teachers who are leading or have led journalistic learning projects in their classrooms. Hear their stories of trial and triumph, as well as their tips and advice. Along the way, Bo will keep you up-to-date on relevant education news, and Ed will share quarterly Journalistic Learning Initiative updates. Ed is a professor and researcher at the University of Oregon and serves as Executive Director of the Journalistic Learning Initiative (JLI), a non-profit organization that pioneers and promotes journalistic learning as a way of empowering students to discover their voice, improve academic outcomes, and engage in self-directed learning through project-based storytelling. Bo is the Communications Manager of JLI, a former high school ELA teacher, and an award-winning multimedia journalist. Many of the teachers you'll hear from have taken part in JLI's Effective Communicators Program, a 10-week, standards-aligned instructional plan that guides students through a journalistic learning project.If you'd like to learn more about JLI, journalistic learning, or our Effective Communicators Program, visit journalisticlearning.org [https://journalisticlearning.org/]! more