Public Day at the Fort Lane Heritage Site

The Fort Lane Heritage Site, only about 25 miles from the SOU Ashland Campus, is planned to become a new public state park. Listen as Professor of Anthropology, Dr. Mark Tveskov, and Oregon Parks and Recreation Regional Manager, Curtis Smith, describe the importance of the partnership between SOU and OPRD in making this new park a reality.

It’s also important to mention the students working at the dig site are part of a summer field class at SOU. One of the benefits of studying anthropology at SOU is the chance to do hands-on field work at various sites around our region. Learn more about anthropology at SOU.

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Award-winning Documentary Developer to Speak at SOU

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(Ashland, Ore.) – Southern Oregon University’s annual campus theme, “Exploring Happiness,” comes to a close Monday, May 13, with “Communicating Happiness.” The presentation features Richard Hutton, developer of many award-winning documentaries and currently the executive director of the University of California at Santa Barbara’s Carsey-Wolf Center, which supports media research, teaching and literacy. SOU Associate Professor of Theatre Jackie Apodaca, will moderate the conversation at 7:00 p.m., Monday, May 13 in the Meese Auditorium of the SOU Art Building. Admission is free, and is open to the public. Parking is available in the metered lot off Indiana street adjacent to Cox Hall, along Indiana street, and in a few spaces behind the Schneider Museum of Art. Continue reading →

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