Universities in Portland, OR - Page 9

Empowerment Project: Feminists of Color Action Team

The University of Portland Health Center looks to promote the well-being of our students. This page will be used to promote events and activities.

Systems Science is the study and application of general methods of problem solving and general princ

The Black Student Union page is a space to share ideas, get information , resources and unify our community.

We are the Portland State University Student Chapter of ASPRS GIS Club. Our page is open to students, faculty, friends, and our GIS community.

The Print Media graduate program at PNCA offers a diverse range of traditional and emerging printmaking pathways, integrating new techniques and media to expand our capacity as mak...

TEMPRR stands for Trans Empowerment, Resilience, and Resistance. It's a month of events in November m

We are a group of students who are dedicated to the Portland State University community.

This page is dedicated to connecting current and former UP history majors to the History Department through our shared interest in studying the past.

Equipping students through Higher Education to share the Good News.

Concordia University-Portland, Hui 'O Hawai'i We want to stay connected and keep family, friends, alumni, and the CU community updated about who we are and what we do.

Feminists for Environmental Justice Action Team at the Portland State Women's Resource Center. For more information go to http://pdx.edu/wrc

OFFICE OF ACADEMIC INNOVATION at Portland State University. We support faculty.

The College of Urban and Public Affairs (CUPA) Career Services supports all CUPA Graduate, PhD and A

Student-based printmaking collective at Portland State University

This page was created to let Lancer alumni post pictures and information about past reunions, and to give current info on upcoming events.

Portland, Oregon Chapter of the Temple University Alumni Association (TUAA).

http://college.lclark.edu/programs/ethnic_studies/

VoteOverIt.com is where we can collectively address public issues, educate users, and voice our opinions to enact meaningful change in our communities.