Campus plan alternatives to be presented at public meeting

advisory groups

The long range development planning effort for the Oregon State University – Cascades’ campus in Bend, Ore., continues with a public meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 18.  The meeting will focus on possible plan alternatives for the expanded campus beyond the current 10 acres.

One of four community advisory groups meets to provide input to OSU-Cascades for the expanded campus.

OSU-Cascades Advisory Board to Meet

icon-pillar

The Oregon State University - Cascades Board of Advisors will meet on Monday, Oct. 24 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Graduate & Research Center, Rm. 232, on Columbia Avenue in Bend, Ore.

The meeting will update board members on progress toward academic, enrollment, development and marketing goals for the campus, and provide an overview of the expansion effort.

Native plants returned to OSU-Cascades new campus with nod to sustainability, student learning

native-plant-replanting-by-prof-ron-reuter

More than 1,200 plants that were harvested from Oregon State University – Cascades’ new campus site in Bend in June of last year are being replanted back onto the campus by students and volunteers today from 9 a.m. to about 4 p.m.

Following their initial harvest, the plants were cared for at no cost through a generous partnership with Winter Creek Restoration & Nursery in Bend. 

Ron Reuter, a professor in the natural resources program transplants native plants onto the new campus.

Oregon hoteliers endow hospitality management faculty position at OSU-Cascades

Baney-family-with-Vice-President-Becky-Johnson

Oregon State University – Cascades has received a gift from a leading Oregon hotelier family that will support the creation of an endowed faculty scholar position within the university’s recently launched hospitality management program. The position will be the second endowed faculty position at the OSU campus in Bend, Ore.

From left to right: OSU-Cascades Vice President Becky Johnson; Todd Montgomery, Robin and Curt Baney Faculty Scholar for Teaching Excellence in Hospitality Management; Robin Baney; Curt Baney.

OSU-Cascades surplus property available free to non-profits and for public sale

cascades-hall-entrance

In conjunction with Oregon State University – Cascades’ move to its new campus, a variety of items of surplus office and classroom equipment and supplies will be available to Central Oregon non-profit organizations and then to the public at events this week.

Items include chairs, bookcases, file cabinets, tables and more.

The events will take place in Cascades Hall on the Central Oregon Community College Campus at 2600 NW College Way, Bend, Ore.

Celebration slated for OSU-Cascades and grand opening of Tykeson Hall

rendering-tykeson-hall

A grand opening celebration for Oregon State University – Cascades and its first academic building, Tykeson Hall, will take place at the new campus on Tuesday, Sept. 13 and include a ceremony and community open house.

The OSU-Cascades campus is the first university campus to open in Oregon in a half-century.  Located near downtown Bend, the Old Mill District and business corridors, it encompasses 10-acres and will serve 1,890 students at full capacity.  It is located at 1500 SW Chandler Ave. in Bend, Ore.

Artist rendering of Tykeson Hall.