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Here in the College of Education at Oregon State University, we understand that there is uncertainty around COVID-19 and around the immediate status of our programs. We are here to provide you with a quality education whether remotely or completely online with Ecampus. Whether you’re just looking, have applied, have been admitted or are currently enrolled, we welcome you to contact us with questions or concerns. Please know that we are committed to your success and safety.
View the Oregon State University COVID-19 website for more information.
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Hello, I’m Toni Doolen, Dean of the College of Education.
Welcome to the start of fall term and the beginning of a new school year. I welcome our new students and welcome back our returning students. I know we all hoped fall term would be different, but no matter what, our priority of delivering a high-quality education remains the same. Here at the College of Education, providing distance learning is something we have excelled at for years and we’re here to give you the tools and resources to have a successful and productive school year; whether you’re in Corvallis, Bend, Oregon, or beyond. We will continue to focus our thoughts and planning on what will provide for the greatest student success in fall, as well as what will bring to the wellness of ourselves, our students, and our community. Even through times like these, I know that Beavers especially, are remarkable and well-equipped with determination and resilience to continue their education and strive for excellence. To our students and their family and friends, take care, stay safe, and the faculty and staff at the College of Education are wishing you well this school year.
To stay connected, follow us on social media and be sure to check OSU’s COVID-19 Safety & Success webpage for updated information.
The Student Services office in Furman 104 and the administrative office in Furman 201 will have reduced staffing and reduced hours fall term. Both offices will be open 9:00 a.m.– 2:00 p.m Monday – Friday. To enter Furman Hall please use the entry on 15thStreet. When you exit you will exit through the East entry towards the Pharmacy building. The ADA entrance on the South of the building will be available to those who need it.
Furman Hall has many pieces of soft furnishings like couches and plush chairs. These items cannot be sanitized so we are asking that they not be used at this time.
To schedule an undergraduate advising appointment, please email askcoed@oregonstate.edu and someone will get back to you. All undergraduate advising will be done remote/online. To reach specific faculty or staff members, please email them directly. We will attempt to respond to all requests within 48 hours Monday through Friday. Most of the time we will be able to respond much sooner. Please be patient and know that you are important to us but we are working with somewhat limited resources.
Where to get more information:
COVID site | OSU Experience | My.Oregonstate.edu
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