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OSUAA members: Nike Employee Store Shopping | Now–Oct. 27 In person This member-exclusive shopping pass gets OSUAA members one-time access to Beaverton’s Nike Company Store to shop up to 40% off the retail price of most items. Want access? Become a member.
Sharktoberfest | Oct. 26 In person Join Oregon State’s Big Fish Lab at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry for a 21+ event; enjoy craft beer tastings, a silent auction and raffles as you meet shark scientists and learn about Oregon sharks. OSUAA members receive a $10 discount: join today.
Emerging Professionals of Portland Last Tuesday at the OSU Portland Center | Oct. 29 In person As a sponsor of the EPOP Last Tuesday event series, OSU hosts this month’s gathering at the OSU Portland Center. Join fellow Portlanders for networking and to learn about OSU’s initiatives in the Portland metro area — all are welcome.
HMSC Science on Tap | What the Tide Brings In: Scary Stories About Hot Water | Oct. 30 In person In a talk by marine scientist Julia Parrish, hosted by the Hatfield Marine Science Center, explore how warming oceans can wreak havoc on Pacific Northwest seabirds.
PRAx: Conrad Tao | Nov. 3 In person The Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts (PRAx) and Corvallis-OSU Piano International present pianist and composer Conrad Tao performing the Rachmaninoff Songbook, celebrating the romantic works of the iconic composer.
Travel Talks | Essence of India: A Global Perspective on Ecology & Culture | Nov. 12 Online Join the OSUAA Alumni Group Travel program for a Travel Talk. Sunil Khanna — the director of the OSU Center for Global Health and the Robert & Sara Rothschild Endowed Chair in Global Health — takes you an enlightening virtual trip spotlighting India and a 2025 trip for Beaver travel enthusiasts.
Farm 2 Fork: Resource Recovery from Food Processing Byproducts and Waste | Nov. 14 Online The Department of Food Science and Technology and Professor Hong Liu will explore technologies developed at OSU that can help food and beverage industries reduce costs and environmental impact by recovering valuable resources from their waste streams.
Marston Lecture in Geography | Nov. 20 In person and online The College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences’ 2024 Marston Lecture will feature Brooke Marston, M.S. ’14, a state department geographer, discussing her career and the role of geography and intelligence in shaping U.S. foreign policy. The annual lecture series was established by Richard A. Marston, M.S. ’76, Ph.D. ’80, a renowned geographer recognized for his contributions to geomorphology and service in the field.
Land-Grant Showdown Tailgate | Nov. 23 In person Enjoy food, drinks and live music and rally together before the Beavs take on land-grant rivals the Washington State Cougars, while supporting College of Agricultural Sciences campus programs.
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