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The University of Oregon Alumni Association keeps the more than 250,000 Ducks around the world connected to their alma mater and to each other, through domestic and international chapters and groups, reunions, tailgates, career networking, travel opportunities, watch parties, service opportunities, and more.

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LIVING ALUMNI
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COUNTRIES WHERE DUCKS LIVE
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CHAPTERS AND AFFINITY GROUPS

Calendar of Events

Migration to the Midwest
Law School
New Grad Gift Pickup
University of Oregon Night at the San Francisco Giants
Oregon Institute of Marine Biology 100th Anniversary Celebration

Testimonials

From my experiences in Students Against Child Abuse, the Couples and Family Therapy community, and as a Center for Healthy Relationships student intern, I was able to connect with my community about issues that are important to me, develop mentorship skills, and create close bonds with other interns as well as supervisors. I cherish all the relationships that I’ve developed in each of these organizations and feel as though I have made connections that will continue through my lifetime.
Grace Bonilla, BS ’22 (family and human services, psychology), class of 2024 (couples and family therapy graduate program)Aspiring therapistRead Grace's Q&A with the College of Education
The Stamps Scholarship [at the University of Oregon] was essential in providing the resources to have the most enriching educational experience in Eugene and beyond. Thanks to the funding, I was able to study and conduct research around the world, which inspired me to pursue a career telling global stories.
Hannah Steinkopf-Frank, BA ’17Journalist at Le MondeRead UO Giving's story on the expansion of the Stamps Scholars Program
I'm fortunate enough to have the education I have from the University of Oregon—the business degree that gave me the confidence to go out and make [Brew Dr. Kombucha] a national endeavor . . . When I’m in New York, or if I'm in Nashville or something I know I can go to any grocery store and see my product there. It’s just wonderful.
Matt Thomas, BA ’02Founder and CEO, Brew Dr. KombuchaListen to Matt's story on The Duck Stops Here podcast
As a little girl, I always knew I wanted to work in sports, specifically female sports. I didn’t know the capacity at the time, but seeing where I was in school and looking where I am now, this is where I wanted to be. Working for a sports team, specifically at the highest level of basketball in the world right now in the WNBA, is nothing I could have drawn up, but I am eternally grateful to be in this position.
Carly Ebisuya, BS ’21Director of public relations for the Chicago SkySchool of Journalism and Communication spotlight
I was driven [to pursue an MBA] by a desire to strengthen my self-confidence, expand my skills, and inspire others from underrepresented communities to keep forging ahead. As the first in my family to graduate college, I realized that earning a degree isn’t just a personal achievement, but a milestone that carries my parents’ and grandparents’ hopes and dreams. For me, education became more than a pursuit, it’s become a beacon of opportunity.
Alyssa Varela McKee, MBA ’23Co-founder of Paloma and VP, Director of Strategy at Bernstein Private Wealth ManagementLundquist College of Business spotlight
[My time at the UO] has helped me in my life by always pushing me to be the best version of myself. Always showing up and giving it my all every single day. I think basketball has translated so much to my professional career with time management, competitiveness, and always wanting to grow and do better.
Lexi Bando, BA ’18Owner of Bando's boutique; former shooting guard for Oregon Women's BasketballGo Ducks: Order of the O alumni spotlight
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