The $15 million investment names the Tykeson Child Behavioral Health Building at the UO Portland campus and supports systemic change in youth behavioral health.
A growing student-led program and new faculty hires—made possible by donor support—are creating pathways into real estate careers at the Lundquist College of Business.
With scholarship support and donor generosity to the Lundquist College of Business, Stella Rabb is forging her own career path and building opportunities for fellow students.
Motivated by their daughter’s experience, Lisa Redekop and Les Koski give to the Ballmer Institute to improve undergraduate training opportunities in children’s behavioral health.
From an Oregon Trail ancestor to two Ducks on campus today, the McLeroys’ deep ties to the UO inspire their donations and engagement to support students and strengthen community.
After decades creating safe spaces for youth, Ron and Chris Sauer now support the Ballmer Institute’s new building on the UO Portland campus to expand access to life-changing care.
Janet Hughes Mersereau’s lifelong commitment to education and service lives on through a scholarship that supports emerging language teachers and expands global understanding.
