A new year means a new partner for our Sustainable City Year Program (SCYP). PPPM students will kick off the year’s partnership with Sisters by reimagining and envisioning a bright new future for the town’s elementary school site. Read more: https://t.co/kCfzZDfG3E
EI SEED FUNDING SPOTLIGHT: @MarcSchlossberg and Nico Larco, co-directors of @SCI_UO to focus the UO’s Sustainable City Year Program (SCYP) to support new statewide ‘Climate Friendly and Equitable Community’ rules and more. https://t.co/sA743FqmvY #uoenvironment
SCYP’s Megan Banks has been sharing the UO perspective at the annual EPICN conference this week. A simple question led to the creation of the EPIC model 12 years ago at UO; amazing it is now used across four continents! #EPICN https://t.co/IuDH5cZmRq @uoregon@UOEnviroInit
Our sponsor @uoregon created a rendition of the YMCA to promote their Sustainable City Year Program. Thank you U of O for sponsoring the legislative session. Councilor Kitty Mackin from Dayton had a good time jamming to the song. #LOCSpring2022
It's always great to engage with our past, current, and future city partners and there is no better place to do that than the @OregonCities Conference! For those attending - come say hi and let's figure out how to partner next year to help advance your local goals!
We recently caught up with alum Agraj Dangal, MNM, MPA ’19, who shared his journey from Nepal to Eugene and now Denver, where he works as an Operations Officer for CEDS Finance. Get the full story: https://t.co/FDQVylypQj
Yes! @SCI_UO’s SCYP and Troutdale have had a spectacular year so far. Excited to see student work continue moving Troutdale forward. https://t.co/4fZ3NoWdQt
Re-posting this given that Budweiser is donating #SuperBowl2021 money/airtime to Ad Council & COVID Collaborative Vaccine Education Initiative -NOT advertising.
Super Bowl advertisers spend $5 million for 30 seconds: is there a better use for that cash? https://t.co/TQtpRDU4Ad
Recent PPPM graduates working with the Oregon Policy Lab and IPRE published their research, “Cleaner Air Spaces in Lane County: Policy Interventions for Mitigating the Health Impacts of Smoke Intrusion Events.” Read the full report here: https://t.co/UxtV2jPkFD
Meet our graphic designer, Danielle Lewis!
Danielle designed this shirt in a course called Communication Design, an immersive digital arts course which simulates a production studio.
The students' brand "RE" asks consumers to rethink, reimagine, and redefine.