Current Student Email Logs 2025-2026

From: University Information and Technology

Dear OSU Community Members,

Oregon State University has been notified by Instructure, the vendor that operates Canvas, of a security incident affecting the platform. Instructure has not confirmed whether OSU was directly affected, and students and faculty should continue to use Canvas at this time. 

Based on information provided by Instructure, unauthorized actors obtained data from its systems but no longer have access to those systems. According to the vendor, information that may have been involved at affected institutions includes names, email addresses, student ID numbers, and messages exchanged within Canvas. The vendor has stated that there is currently no evidence that passwords, dates of birth, government identifiers, or financial information were involved. This assessment may change as the vendor's investigation continues.  

This security incident may result in an increased risk of phishing attempts. Please be aware of unexpected messages claiming to come from OSU, and always verify the sender’s email address and link destinations. OSU will not request passwords, Social Security numbers, birth dates, or bank account information by email, text, or phone. At this time, be especially aware of messages that appear to be related to Canvas conversations between you and your instructor/students. 

If you suspect an email to be a phish, report it using the “Report Message” function in Outlook. We appreciate the OSU community for its continued awareness and resilience against cyber threats. 

Respectfully, David McMorries
Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Information Security
Oregon State University | University Information and Technology 

From: Office of Information Security

Dear OSU Community,  

The Office of Information Security has observed a recent increase in phishing emails targeting members of the OSU community. These messages included alerts from the service desk claiming that accounts are being terminated, document sharing notifications and work study program offers.  

The Office of Information Security would like to thank all of you who are reporting these suspicious emails. Reporting plays an important role in protecting the OSU community, institutional data and the university’s reputation.  

The most effective way to report a suspicious email is by using the “Report a Message” feature in Microsoft Outlook. If you do not use Microsoft Outlook, you can forward suspected phishing emails to phishing@oregonstate.edu.   

Phishing attempts are becoming increasingly sophisticated and harder to detect. Be aware that the OSU Service Desk, or any other legitimate OSU entity would never ask for a DUO code from you. Remaining vigilant protects not only your personal information but also the university.   

Below is an example of a recent phishing message: 

We recognize the challenges phishing attempts pose and appreciate your continued diligence in helping us maintain the security and resiliency of OSU’s digital environment.   

Respectfully,

David

David McMorries, Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Information Security
Oregon State University | University Information and Technology

From: Office of the Registrar

Congratulations 2026 graduates!
Commencement details

You RSVP’d to Corvallis Commencement, which will be held Saturday, June 13, 2026. Read on for important details.

Attend the Grad Fair this week!
The Grad Fair will be held on April 21 and 22 from 10 am to 4 pm in the OSU Beaver Store.
Get all your commencement attire, announcements, commencement ceremony, and alumni information. Items will also be available online beginning April 23.

Know Before You Go Information

Quick guide

• Bring snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, your phone, and extra water.
• Bring all your regalia.
• Review commencement security guidelines.
• Wear comfortable shoes.
• Find your marshal and get your Commencement Card.
• Keep your personal belongings with you and take them when you leave.

9:00 a.m. Lineup
10:00 a.m. Processional begins
10:30 a.m. Processional enters Reser Stadium
~11:00 a.m. Ceremony begins

• Speeches and Opening Remarks
• Presentation and Conferral of Degrees
  • Due to time constraints and number of graduates, other than the doctoral candidates, graduates do not walk across the stage to receive their diplomas in the main University ceremony.
• Closing Remarks
• Undergraduate students, go to your college’s distribution area for photos and your diploma/case. Master’s students, go to the stage for your photos and diploma/case. Ph.D. students may exit the stadium.

~1:30 p.m. Commencement ceremony concludes
Have questions? 
Check out the Commencement page and helpful FAQs.

From: Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President

Dear Students,

As part of OSU's commitment to Prosperity Widely Shared, including our goal to ensure that every student we admit has a clear path to graduation, we are expanding how we support you throughout the academic year. During AI Week, I’m pleased to introduce Beaverly, a new SMS-based tool designed to connect you more quickly to the information and support you need to succeed.

During spring term, Beaverly will periodically send check-ins. These check-ins are designed to support your success, and they have been timed to offer important resources at key parts of the term, including moments when students often need additional guidance to stay on track. You can also reach out to Beaverly anytime to ask a question. Beaverly has been trained to answer common questions quickly or connect you to the people who can help. Beaverly is not a substitute for advisors, faculty, or staff. Its purpose is to connect you more quickly to the people and resources that can help you.

While Beaverly is a chatbot, there are many real humans behind this program. The OSU team will be reviewing conversations with Beaverly to help improve resource recommendations and outreach. This same team will also help connect important resources to students who express interest. If you’re interested in learning more about Beaverly, or find a way Beaverly can be improved, you can find more information at: https://academicaffairs.oregonstate.edu/office-undergraduate-education/initiatives/EdSights

With the rise of generative AI, you may have questions about accuracy or data use. Beaverly draws from a knowledge base curated by OSU professionals and is designed to prioritize accurate information and appropriate referrals. It does not train external AI models.

This is part of a broader effort across OSU to better support undergraduate students from their first term through graduation. I encourage you to engage with Beaverly when you hear from it and to continue reaching out to the many people across OSU who are here to support your success.

Wishing you an excellent spring term,

Roy Haggerty, Provost and Executive Vice President

From: Office of the Registrar

Attend the Grad Fair!

April 21 & 22, 10:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
OSU Beaver Store

Visit the OSU Beaver Store Online

Check out the Graduates page for regalia information

Learn more about the Grads Give Back Gown Share

From: Office of the Registrar

Undergraduate email:

Are you a spring grad who wants to get your diploma on Commencement Day?

Here's how–

1. Do well in spring classes! Your preliminary grades determine if your diploma is released to you on Commencement Day.
2. Make sure all of your incomplete grades are resolved by May 11.
3. Make sure all transfer coursework is recorded in your OSU student record by May 11.
4. RSVP for the ceremony by May 31!
5. DPP students who are in spring term classes at partner schools receive information on preliminary grades in Week 5.

Visit the Commencement Site

Graduate email:

Hey spring grads, want to get your diploma on Commencement Day?

Here's how–

1. Check the Office of Graduate Education's commencement web page for deadlines and details.
2. RSVP for the ceremony by May 12!

May 31 is the RSVP deadline to participate in commencement. May 12 is the RSVP deadline to ensure eligible spring masters or doctoral candidates receive their diploma on commencement day.

Visit the commencement information page for graduate students. 

Visit the Commencement Site

From: Office of Government Relations

OSU community members,

Voting is one of the most powerful ways we engage in our communities, state, and nation. With the 2026 Primary Election approaching, now is the time to make a plan to participate. Oregon’s vote-by-mail system makes it easy to exercise your right to vote. To vote in the May 19, 2026, election, you must register by Tuesday, April 28, 2026.

If you are not registered to vote, we encourage you to do so through the Oregon Secretary of State’s website.

If you are already registered to vote in Oregon, please take a moment to review your voter registration information through My Vote on the Secretary of State’s website.

It is essential to update your mailing address to where you will reside on May 19. In Oregon, having ballots mailed to your current mailing address is legal, even if that location differs from your residential voting address. Additionally, if you have changed your signature or party registration, you must update your voter registration information with the Secretary of State.

Ballots will start being mailed to voters on April 29^th, 2026. To vote, mailed ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, May 19, 2026. You can also manually deliver your ballot to an official election drop box until 8:00 PM on election day.

If you are registered in a different state and reside in Oregon, you must apply for an absentee ballot through your home county or state’s elections office. It is not legal for anyone, including the post office, to forward your ballot.

More information for student voters is available here.

Please take the time to register to vote — and once registered, please participate in the election. If you have questions or need information about voter registration, please visit the appropriate elections office website:

Benton County Elections Department:
(541) 766-6756, https://www.co.benton.or.us/elections

Deschutes County Elections Department:
(541) 388-6547, https://www.deschutes.org/clerk/page/elections-and-voting

Lincoln County Elections Department:
(541) 265-4131, http://www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk/election-history

For all other county elections offices in Oregon: http://sos.oregon.gov/elections/Pages/countyofficials.aspx

Sincerely,

Katie Fast, Executive Director of Government Relations
Whitney McFarlane, ASCC President, OSU - Cascades
Masha Mogylevsky, ASOSU President, OSU - Corvallis

From: Chancellor & Dean

OSU-Cascades students, faculty and staff,

Thank you so much for all your efforts to make our accreditation process and visit so successful.  If you didn’t see the report-out meeting on Friday, the visiting team leader, Bernadette Jungblut, commented on the great visit she had to OSU-Cascades on Tuesday.  The university received many commendations for good things we are doing, and two recommendations for things we should improve upon, both of which should be relatively easy to address.  Overall, it was a very good report for OSU and everyone should be proud of the good work we’re doing every day to advance Prosperity Widely Shared.

We particularly want to thank Beth Marino for being our accreditation leader throughout this process.  She coordinated with the Corvallis leaders, gathered the necessary information from many of you, and kept us all informed about what would be expected in the accreditation visit.

Finally, thanks to everyone who showed up for the meetings with Dr. Jungblut.  She said on more than one occasion that she had never seen so much participation in her 17 previous accreditation visits.

Best,

Becky Johnson, Interim Chancellor & Dean
Christine Pollard, Senior Associate Dean

From: Office of the Registrar

Congratulations! You are on your way.

Our records show that you may be eligible to attend this year’s Commencement ceremony on June 13, 2026. We would be honored to have you join us in this illustrious celebration of your accomplishments at Oregon State University. Below is what you need to do to prepare for the big day. 

Verify eligibility 

Students who graduated in Summer 2025, Fall 2025, Winter 2026, or will graduate in Spring 2026 and Summer 2026 are eligible to participate in the commencement ceremony. 

Undergraduate & Postbaccalaureate Students:
Review your MyDegrees Degree Checklist with your advisor to ensure you are on track to finish all requirements in Spring 2026 or Summer 2026. 

Masters and Doctoral candidates:
Meet with your advisor to ensure you are on track to finish all requirements in Winter 2026, Spring 2026, or Summer 2026. Visit the Commencement Information for Graduate Students page.

Confirm your attendance

Click the button below or go to the commencement site to RSVP for the 2026 Commencement Ceremony. The RSVP deadline is May 31.

RSVP

Stay connected

Continue to check the commencement page as well as your OSU email for critical updates and information. 
You will find additional resources including frequently asked questions, ceremony details, and important dates and deadlines. 

Attend the Grad Fair on April 21 and 22 

The Grad Fair will be held on April 21 and 22 from 10 am to 4 pm in the OSU Beaver Store.
Get all your commencement attire, announcements, commencement ceremony, and alumni information. 

Already RSVP'd? Update your plans 

If you have already confirmed your attendance and you can no longer attend the ceremony, please click on the RSVP button above and cancel your attendance. 

How to check your RSVP status

If a student has successfully RSVP’d for commencement, they will see “Commencement Attending Corvallis Commencement 13-JUN-26.” in the header section in MyDegrees.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! 
Sincerely, 
Rebecca Mathern, Associate Vice Provost & University Registrar

From: Office of the President

Dear Oregon State University colleagues,  

I want to provide a heartfelt thank you to the OSU community – especially the entire Academic Affairs team – for the tremendous effort everyone put into our reaccreditation process, which culminated in this week’s visit by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.  

The passion and commitment of the OSU community was so apparent throughout the entire visit, during which more than 600 employees and students participated in forums and conversations. OSU-Cascades pulled out all the stops and had phenomenal participation on Tuesday, providing a wonderful start to the visit, which happens only once every seven years.  

Beyond the last few days, the reaccreditation process reflects OSU’s long-term investment in student learning and achievement. This commitment is demonstrated continuously in the form of amazing academic advising and outstanding teaching, as well as in annual program assessments.

This week’s visit marked an important opportunity for us all to embrace opportunities for continuous improvement while also celebrating who we are and how we serve Oregon.  

Congratulations on a job well done!  

Sincerely, Jayathi Y. M

From: Associate Dean of Students

Dear students,

The news regarding Cascades campus leadership this week has been unsettling for our Bend Beavs community.  During this time, we want to make sure that every student is aware of the resources that are available to support them through this challenging time. In addition to the regular resources available to students, we have organized and expanded drop-in hours for a variety of OSU support resources and encourage you to seek out the help that you need. 

• If you need to talk to someone, we have some upcoming in person drop-in opportunities next week.
• The Office of Equal Opportunity and Access Drop-In Hours
• 1:30-4:00 on Monday,  April 13 and 11:30-2 and on Wednesday, April 15 in RAYH 306B. 
  • Topics may include:
    • Discrimination, Discriminatory Harassment, Retaliation
    • Response to Sexual Misconduct, Intimate Partner Violence and Stalking
    • Accessibility and Accommodations
    • Equity and Inclusive Hiring Practices
•  Student Health and Wellness Counseling Drop-In Hours in the Student Health and Wellness office (SSC 105)
  • Friday, April 9th from 11:00-1:00
  • Monday, April 13th from 2:00-6:00
  •  Wednesday, April 15th from 1:00-5:00
• CAPE (the Center for Advocacy, Prevention and Education) Drop-In Hours
  • CAPE works to prevent interpersonal and gender-based violence and to support survivors who have experienced harm
  • Communications with CAPE Advocates are CONFIDENTIAL and protected by advocate privilege
    • Advocates will be available Tuesday, April 14th from 1:30-4:30 in RAYH 306B and on Wednesday, April 15th from 10:30-1:00 in the Residence Hall (REH) 103 (open to all students, not just residence hall students)
• Cascades Student Care Case Manager Drop-In Hours
  • Student Care helps students problem-solve within the university and community through one-on-one support, access referrals for personal matters/emergencies and navigate Oregon State University policies and procedures
  • April 16th 3:00-5:00 in REH 103 
  • April 14 2:30-3:30 in SSC 103E

In addition to drop-in hours for CAPE, their support is available to all OSU students and virtual appointments are available.  They also have a Survivors Resource Guide online that lists other options for support and includes national hotlines, state resources and local Bend options for support.

OSU-Cascades also has a variety of counseling and mental health support resources. These include:

• Making an appointment with OSU Cascades' Counseling Services, email [email protected].
• Downloading and using the Anytime, Anywhere TELUS Health App.  Anytime, Anywhere provides immediate access by text or phone with a licensed mental health counselor, 24/7
• Utilizing the OSU-Cascades graduate students provide in-person and virtual counseling services to individuals who reside in Oregon, including OSU-Cascades students.  This is located nearby at the Graduate Research Center.
• Accessing local resources for immediate mental health care--https://osucascades.edu/student-health-and-wellness/immediate-care

We hope these resources reinforce that OSU has and will continue to work diligently to provide support to any university community member impacted by news of this transition.

Sincerely, 

Katie Wilson, Associate Dean of Student Life, Oregon State University- Cascades

From: Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President

Dear OSU Community Members,

Today, I removed Sherman Bloomer from his role as Chancellor and Dean of OSU-Cascades as a result of new information gathered through an investigation led by OSU’s Office of Equal Opportunity and Access. That investigation, which is being conducted by an outside team and which began after a complaint to OSU’s Office of Audit Risk and Compliance on March 18, will continue. During such investigations, the university generally avoids commenting publicly to protect the integrity of the process and the privacy of impacted individuals.

OSU employees are accountable for upholding the highest standards of ethical conduct and complying with all applicable laws, regulations and policies. The university strongly encourages all reports of suspected wrongdoing, violations of university policy, or breaches of ethical conduct.

OSU’s Integrity and Accountability Hotline provides confidential and anonymous telephone and online systems for reporting suspected violations of law or university policy. Most OSU employees are also considered “Responsible Employees” and, except when exempted by the policy, have an obligation to report when they become aware of or have reason to believe that a violation of the university’s Sexual Misconduct and Discrimination, Discrimination and Discriminatory Harassment, or Retaliation policies may have occurred.

It is against Oregon State policy for anyone associated with OSU to retaliate against those who report suspected wrongdoing in good faith.  

I ask for patience as investigators continue to work deliberately and expeditiously according to university policies. To preserve accuracy, thoroughness, and due process, investigations take time and typically include conducting interviews with relevant parties and witnesses and collecting available relevant evidence. The outcomes of such investigations may remain confidential due to privacy laws and concerns.

In addition to reporting options, OSU offers resources and support services to impacted students and employees. These include a broad range of student resources for emotional health and well-being. OSU employees and their dependents can access confidential mental health and well-being support through Lyra Mental Health Benefits. Lyra’s Care Navigator Team is available 24/7 via phone or live chat.

I am grateful to Dr. Becky Johnson who will continue to serve in an interim capacity as Chancellor and Dean of OSU-Cascades through this transition and to the excellent team at OSU-Cascades who continue to lead OSU’s mission in Central Oregon.

Sincerely,
Roy Haggerty, Provost and Executive Vice President

From: Associated Students of Cascades Campus 

Dear Bend Beavs,

Following the message sent by the University last Friday, this is a reminder about the Student Accreditation Lunch tomorrow. This will provide an opportunity to share your perspectives and experiences as a student at OSU-Cascades.

An accreditor will be visiting campus on April 7, and student voices play a vital role in this process. Your participation is strongly encouraged, and lunch will be provided.

Student Accreditation Lunch
🗓 April 7
⏰ 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM
📍 Student Success Center Board Room
👉 RSVP here 

This is your chance to speak directly about your experiences with academics, campus resources, and student life. Your input helps shape the future of OSU-Cascades.

We hope to see you there! Please don’t hesitate to reach out to [email protected] with any questions.

Associated Students of Cascades Campus 

From: University Accreditation

Students: You are invited…

What’s happening:

• OSU’s accreditation renewal is in progress this Spring.
• Accreditation is a comprehensive review by external peers to confirm the quality and integrity of OSU’s educational offerings and institutional effectiveness. 
• It is what entitles us to the confidence of the educational community and the public. It affects all of us, including past, present, and future OSU students.  
• A peer evaluator will be vising OSU-Cascades on April 7, and they want to hear from students.

You are invited to an event during the Site Visit 

• OSU-Cascades, April 7: Student lunch: 11:15 a.m. in SSC Conference Room

Thank you showing up to this event and for sharing your OSU experiences with the evaluator. Please email the Accreditation Team if you have any questions.

From: University Accreditation

Ecampus Students: You are invited…

What’s happening:

• OSU’s accreditation renewal is in progress this Spring.
• Accreditation is a comprehensive review by external peers to confirm the quality and integrity of OSU’s educational offerings and institutional effectiveness. 
• It is what entitles us to the confidence of the educational community and the public. It affects all of us, including past, present, and future OSU students.  
• A team of peer evaluators will be vising Corvallis April 8-10, and they want to hear from students.

You are invited to an event during the Site Visit 

• April 8: Ecampus Student Forum: 4:00 p.m. Zoom (a link will be provided via email around noon on April 8)

Thank you showing up to this event and for sharing your OSU experiences with the evaluator. Please email the Accreditation Team if you have any questions.

From: University Accreditation

Students: You are invited…

 What’s happening:

• OSU’s accreditation renewal is in progress this Spring.
• Accreditation is a comprehensive review by external peers to confirm the quality and integrity of OSU’s educational offerings and institutional effectiveness. 
• It is what entitles us to the confidence of the educational community and the public. It affects all of us, including past, present, and future OSU students.  
• A team of peer evaluators will be vising Corvallis April 8-10, and they want to hear from students.

You are invited to events during the Site Visit 

• Corvallis, April 8: In-Person Student Forum: 3:00 p.m. in LInC 228

For those who participate in this in-person forum, pizza will be available afterwards.

• Corvallis, April 10: Exit Meeting: 10:30 a.m. in PRAx, Detrick Hall

 If you would like a calendar invitation for either event, please email the Accreditation Team. 

Thank you showing up to the forum and for sharing your OSU experiences with the evaluator. 

From: Office of the President

Dear Oregon State University Community Members,

With deep gratitude for his leadership and collaboration, I write to share that Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Scott Barnes will retire effective Aug. 31. I am very pleased that Scott will continue to serve the university as a senior advisor for athletics through Aug. 31, 2027.

Since joining OSU in February 2017, Scott has been dedicated to Oregon State University, its athletics programs and OSU student-athletes. A national leader in intercollegiate athletics, Scott played a pivotal role in working with me to preserve and reimagine the new Pac-12 Conference. He represented the Pac-12 in implementing the landmark House settlement, which enables revenue sharing with student-athletes. Throughout his OSU service, he has championed the holistic development of the university’s 400-plus student-athletes across 17 sports programs, advancing pathways to success in competition, in academics and in life.

Throughout his career in collegiate athletics administration, Scott has been recognized as a leader in the industry. In 2014, the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics honored him as an athletic director of the year recipient while at Utah State University. While at Utah State University, he chaired the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee for the 2014-15 season. While athletic director at Eastern Washington University, he was awarded a regional recognition by NACDA in 2005.

During his tenure at Oregon State, Scott oversaw a period of sustained growth and achievement across competition, student-athlete development, fundraising and capital projects, while also making head coach hires that helped shape the department’s success.

Under his leadership, OSU Athletics achieved notable competitive success, including OSU’s baseball national championship, our Elite Eight appearance by women’s basketball, an Elite Eight run by men’s basketball, our College Cup appearance by men’s soccer and our Women’s College World Series appearance by softball. In total, Oregon State teams earned 13 conference championships and 40 individual conference titles during his tenure. That success has been mirrored in the classroom, where student-athletes from all athletic programs have set department records for cumulative and term grade point averages.

I am also very grateful to Scott for his extensive fundraising success, which led to a number of athletics facilities upgrades for our Corvallis campus. These include the westside remodel of Reser Stadium, the Baseball Development Center, the Whyte Track and Field Center, the 20,000-square foot gymnastics practice facility and a new Field Sports Building to begin construction later this summer. Additionally, other projects included the remodel and expansion of Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, the Sports Performance Center (weight room), the Valley Football Center, the OSU Softball Complex (now Kelly Field) and Paul Lorenz Field, where men’s and women’s soccer is played.

Scott initiated the conversation regarding his retirement last August, and we worked collaboratively since that time to negotiate the best path forward. The launch of the new conference presented an optimal time to pursue a transition. We determined together that Scott’s continued counsel would be critical during the first year of our new conference and support the successful transition of new athletic department leadership.

I want to underscore that OSU’s commitment to athletics and the Pac-12 Conference is unwavering. For more than three years, Scott and I confronted challenges together and focused on prioritizing the holistic health and well-being of OSU student-athletes and their ability to continue to compete for championships.

OSU is committed to doing what is needed to win and to be successful in the new Pac-12 Conference. In addition to increased institutional support for OSU Athletics, we are seeing unprecedented support from donors and fans as we continue to pursue all means possible to raise money for athletics. As with every athletic department in the nation, OSU’s approach continues to evolve, and we will make bold moves based on data to support coaches and advance Oregon State’s athletics success.

Moving forward, the university will retain a search firm to conduct a national search for a new athletic director and will appoint members of a search committee in the coming weeks. We expect to name a new athletic director in the coming months.

Please join me in congratulating Scott on his retirement and thanking him for his continued support through this transition. He has been an extraordinary partner, advocate and champion of the university, its athletics programs and OSU student-athletes.

Go Beavs!

Jayathi Y. Murthy, President

From: Office of the President

Dear Oregon State Community Members,

Deeply troubling revelations and allegations involving César Chávez have profoundly affected our community, especially survivors of sexual violence, as well as those who have long viewed Chávez as an important labor leader and a source of pride and inspiration.  

Recognizing these impacts and in response to requests from community members, I am charging the university’s Architectural Naming Committee to begin an evaluation process to review the naming of the Centro Cultural César Chávez, one of the seven cultural resource centers on the Corvallis campus. Throughout this process, members of the OSU community will have opportunities to share their experiences and perspectives. Concerns raised about artwork connected to Chávez within the Centro and other locations on our campuses will also be considered as part of a broader review. More information will be provided on this process in the coming days.

The Centro Cultural César Chávez has played a vital role on the Corvallis campus for decades, serving as a hub of community and cultural connection for many students, staff and faculty. Part of what makes OSU so special is a shared commitment to creating a sense of home and belonging for everyone. It’s with that very commitment that we address current challenges and look to the future together.

Sincerely,
Jayathi Y. Murthy, President 

From: Office of the President

INVITATION

President Jayathi Murthy invites you to take a study break and join her in the SEC Plaza for the President’s Pretzels in the Plaza!

Tuesday, March 17
3:30-4:30 p.m.
SEC Plaza

For questions please contact Shari Brumbach by email or calling 541-760-6188.

From: OSU Student Government

Dear OSU students,

Are you looking for an opportunity to make a lasting impact in your university and community?

Your student governments (ASOSU + ASCC) and graduate union (CGE) are currently in the process of selecting two undergraduate and one graduate student to serve on the OSU Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees is the governing board for Oregon State University and holds fiduciary responsibility for the university. The Board of Trustees meets quarterly, and the student trustees will have the opportunity to serve on one of the board's committees. Learn more about the Board of Trustees.

We as student leaders have been entrusted with identifying exceptional candidates for submission to the Oregon Governor's Office for recommendation.

Are you invested in student well-being and representation? Apply for the student seat on the Board of Trustees!

Apply as an undergraduate student: https://beav.es/pNY
Apply as a graduate student: https://beav.es/Gf9

The deadline to apply is March 20th, 2026.

Best, Masha Mogylevsky, ASOSU President
Whitney McFarlane, ASCC President
Kaelan Weiss, CGE Vice President of Solidarity