Mission: The oregon student association (osa) was founded in 1975 as a statewide, 501(c)(4) organization that represents the collective interests of oregon's college students and works to insure that all oregonians have access to an affordable, quality education.
Programs: Direct services - responding to a wide range of student requests by events. Co-sponsored annual student leadership conference, osa internship and summer internship programs, and published many reports and publications, including student handbook for voter registration for student government leaders, osa internet digest, the osa year in review, and provided about 400 leadership workshops for students at all of our member institutions
advocacy - conducting research and implementing our legislative agenda in the state capitol, focusing on equal access to a quality and affordable post-secondary education. Attend to issues of tuition and financial aid. Work to improve voter registration and student fees. The association serves all students from oregon's public universities and community colleges. Approximately 349,000 full time equivalent students for the 2016-2017 academic year.
education - educating students about issues affecting them through seminars, publications, and electronic media. Offering skills training for effective organizing and leadership efforts. Research into student parent and child care needs, assessing needs of students of color and lgbtq students, and reviewing tenure and faculty rewards systems, osa survey of student opinion on priority issues for the organization.
Programs: Direct services - responding to a wide range of student requests by events. Co-sponsored annual student leadership conference, osa internship and summer internship programs, and published many reports and publications, including student handbook for voter registration for student government leaders, osa internet digest, the osa year in review, and provided about 400 leadership workshops for students at all of our member institutions
advocacy - conducting research and implementing our legislative agenda in the state capitol, focusing on equal access to a quality and affordable post-secondary education. Attend to issues of tuition and financial aid. Work to improve voter registration and student fees. The association serves all students from oregon's public universities and community colleges. Approximately 349,000 full time equivalent students for the 2016-2017 academic year.
education - educating students about issues affecting them through seminars, publications, and electronic media. Offering skills training for effective organizing and leadership efforts. Research into student parent and child care needs, assessing needs of students of color and lgbtq students, and reviewing tenure and faculty rewards systems, osa survey of student opinion on priority issues for the organization.
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