UO Resources

This page will provide an annotated list of UO resources and support services relevant to this community:

The Office of Research and Faculty Development provides a variety of services for faculty seeking support for research, performance, public service and scholarly projects.  Our services include funding source information dissemination, assistance with proposal development and management of internal research support programs. More –>

The Oregon Humanities Center promotes discussion across disciplines.  The Center encourages innovation and excellence in teaching, supports humanities interdisciplinary research, and provides a public forum for discussion and reflection on issues important to individuals and communities in and beyond Oregon. More –>

Research Centers and Institutes. The UO’s interdisciplinary institutes and centers provide opportunities for research and graduate training in a wide variety of disciplines, including the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and a variety of technical fields. More –>

Information Services: Academic Technologies. Links to the McKenzie Hall and EMU Collaboration Centers, computer labs, help desk, repair services, and more –>

UO Infographics. Located in the Department of Geography, the Infographics Lab works on a variety of supported projects with faculty, campus offices, and government agencies. Integration of GIS and graphic design tools with cartographic design is a focus of the Lab’s work. More –>

UO Libraries: Faculty Services. Quick links to library services  in high demand by UO researchers and instructors.  More –>

The UO Libraries: Image Services Center preserves materials though microfilming, digitization, and photographic replication. Services include high-quality slide and film scanning, digitization, coordination of large scale digitization projects, training and technical scanning support, and consultation on imaging equipment and best practices.  More –>

The UO Libraries: Interactive Media Group provides project-based instructional design, web, and multimedia development to support teaching and research.  Projects follow a systematic, collaborative, and user-centered design and development process based on learning and research objectives, target audience, task analysis and technical requirements. More –>

The Social Science Instructional Labs (SSIL) are PC-based computer labs and classrooms designed to assist faculty, staff and students with innovative instructional technology applications in the social sciences. SSIL also provides the university community with access to statistics software and GIS software.  more –>

The Wired Humanities Projects constitute a “consortium” of research projects that utilize and develop digital scholarship in the humanities. WHP projects create digital collections for advancing research and for pedagogical uses, as well as tools that help scholars and educators collaborate and connect regardless of their geographical locations. More –>

The Yamada Language Center is the UO’s service and technology center for language teaching and learning.  More –>

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