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2015 DuckWHAT EVERY DUCK NEEDS Life TO KNOW YOU’RE A DUCK NOW. YOU’RE ONE OF US. SO, WHAT’S NEXT? Within these pages you’ll find everything you need to go from a fledgling duckling to a bonafide mallard. ➜ FOOTBALL TICKETS ➜ GREEK LIFE ➜ MEAL PLANS ➜ BUYING BOOKS ➜ OUTDOOR PROGRAM ➜ AND MORE... content sponsored by: NEW STUDENT HOUSING OPENING FALL 2015 SIGN A LEASE IN A 4 BED + 4 BATH A OR B FLOOR PLAN & SAVE VISIT 2125FRANKLIN.COM TO SEE OUR CURRENT LEASING SPECIALS + SAVE $150 WITH ZERO DOWN HOW DO WE COMPARE? MEAL PLAN REQUIRED? SUMMER INCLUDED? TOTAL 2125 FRANKLIN shared bed + shared bath NO YES $6,588 RESIDENCE HALLS shared bed + shared bath YES NO $11,430-$16,645* 2125 FRANKLIN private bed + private bath NO YES $7,908-$8,628 RESIDENCE HALLS private bed + private or shared bath YES NO $12,582-$19,786* HARD HAT TOURS — EVERY TUES. & WED. FROM 4-5PM TOURS BEGIN AT THE 2125 FRANKLIN LEASING OFFICE & ARE LIMITED TO 10 PEOPLE AT A TIME Rates & fees are subject to change. 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If you want to start out by just checking freshmen will give you SAA membership until grad- out our events and picking up your Beat Tee, that’s uation, and it all goes straight back into funding the fine. As you find yourself wanting to get more in- awesome events and opportunities the SAA provides. volved, we have a variety of volunteer opportunities Want to know more about becoming a member? available to you, from helping with events to folding Email our membership team at uosaamembership@ Beat Tees before our handouts (which is a great way uoregon.edu, or visit uolumni.com/saa-join. to get your Beat Tee early—and get some free pizza too!). To learn more about our volunteer opportu- Member events nities, contact our volunteer coordination team at In addition to the member rewards, we also host sev- [email protected]. eral member events every term. These inculde Beat Tee handouts; getting inside access to the Moshofsky We also have great opportunities in our intern Center the night before home football games to help program and leadership team, if you want to really the athletics department set up for its tailgate the gain some experience and get the most out of your following day; and alumni connection events such as SAA membership. These students plan everything Alumni Speed Networking (think speed dating, but for the SAA and make our events happen. We have with your resume and the UOAA’s Board of Direc- positions in marketing and media production, alumni ONCE A DUCK, tors) and the Duck Career Network’s Virtual Happy relations, membership recruitment, philanthropy and hours, which allow you to connect with students and community service, and volunteer coordination. Our alumni with similar career interests all via text chat- leadership positions offer a great way to get involved ting. We host great spring break opportunities that on campus while gaining real-world experience to allow you to visit alumni in Seattle and San Francisco, enhance your resume. If you’re interested in being in- ALWAYS A DUCK and also sponsor an award with the Emerald Media volved with our internship and leadership programs, Group that recognizes 25 outstanding Ducks who email us at [email protected] to let us know what will change the world each year. Who knows, maybe you’re interested in and we’ll get back to you on how you’ll be one of them! You can find out all about our you can be involved! events on our website at uoalumni.com/saa-events, “I like being a part of the SAA because it brings a uni- Welcome home or by following us on social media. versity, its students, and a community together,” said The best Ducks “The Student Alumni Association is an Claire Pascual, a UO junior who joined as a freshmen The Student Alumni Association creates opportunity,” said Ayasha Thurman, UO senior at IntroDUCKtion and is the director of philanthropy passionate and devoted Ducks who are and director of membership and senior and advocacy for the SAA. “It’s one of the best and committed to the UO for their entire lives. experience for the SAA, who joined as a junior easiest ways for students to have school spirit, learn We’re here to build the best Ducks possible, for the leadership opportunities and resume to network, and all around be better Ducks.” building experiences the SAA could offer her. enhancing your college experience with great The SAA is a great way to get involved at the UO, “It gives students the freedom to decide how member rewards (such as a free t-shirt before meet new people and make connections, gain some connected they want to be to their university all of our Pac-12 home football game — pretty great experience to help you in the job search after and how much they want to get out of their cool, right?), and connections with other graduation, network with successful alumni, and time as students before transitioning into students and alumni. We’re affiliated with the begin your journey as a Duck for life. UO Alumni Association, through which you alumni. We are here for students on a peer-to- can network with more than 198,000 alumni peer basis to help them access a community unlike any other on campus.” Our first Beat Tee handout will be on Friday, September 25, at the campus Duck Store from and gain access to some awesome Alumni 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. for the game against Utah the next day. Join today to be able to pick up Association rewards. your first Beat Tee of the season! Twitter/Instagram @uosaa Connect with alumni Facebook: University of Oregon Student Alumni Association Become a member Get involved Membership in the SAA gets you access to great Once you join, you can choose how involved you member rewards and more. The one-time $70 fee for want to be. If you want to start out by just checking freshmen will give you SAA membership until grad- out our events and picking up your Beat Tee, that’s uation, and it all goes straight back into funding the fine. As you find yourself wanting to get more in- awesome events and opportunities the SAA provides. volved, we have a variety of volunteer opportunities Want to know more about becoming a member? available to you, from helping with events to folding Email our membership team at uosaamembership@ Beat Tees before our handouts (which is a great way uoregon.edu, or visit uolumni.com/saa-join.
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