This is Oregon

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This is Oregon

On the This is Oregon podcast, we take you inside the research and discoveries happening at the University of Oregon, a leading research university and member of the Association of American Universities. We talk with UO faculty and experts from a variety of fields who are working to address today's most pressing issues in Oregon and beyond—helping us all live healthier, better lives.

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  1. S1E6: Shaping the Oregon Duck fan experience

    21 ФЕВР.

    S1E6: Shaping the Oregon Duck fan experience

    On this episode, we’re joined by Giana Swift, a senior majoring in sports business and marketing and a marketing intern for the Oregon Athletic department. Giana discusses her behind-the-scenes work at Oregon Athletic events and how her experiences inside and outside the classroom have influenced her time at UO and shaped her career aspirations.  Topics Why Oregon?  [1:14] A look inside the Oregon Athletic Dept.  [3:27] The power of mentorship [15:30] Turning lessons into leadership [19:33] Tips for student success [22:19]  Guest Giana Swift, class of 2025 (sports business and marketing)  Resources  Warsaw Sports Business Center, discover the first-ever Sports Business Center designed to help students gain hands-on experience and develop skills in the growing industry of Sports Business within the Lundquist College of Business. Undergraduate Sports Business Program, explore the program and opportunities to gain valuable insights into the world of Sports Business within the Lundquist College of Business. Undergraduate Media Studies Minor Program, learn about the Media Studies Minor and opportunities to build your communication skills for a career in media within the School of Journalism and Communication. Oregon Athletics News and Social Accounts, follow your favorite teams and get the latest news and updates from Oregon Athletics. Super Duck Fan: Baby Duck, learn about the charming story of University of Oregon’s favorite fan, Baby Duck Avery. Listen to more episodes and explore the Oregon Podcast Network at news.uoregon.edu/podcasts

    27 мин.
  2. S1E4: How to Parent Digital Kids

    24 ЯНВ.

    S1E4: How to Parent Digital Kids

    On this episode we’re joined by Jen Doty, associate professor at the University of Oregon’s Department of Counseling Psychology and Human Services. Doty shares advice and resources on how parents can help kids safely navigate online spaces like social media.    Topics  Is kids’ screen time a problem? [1:25] How much time kids spend on screens [4:03] A helpful framework for parents [6:47] Pros and cons of monitoring software [11:45] Resources to help parents determine appropriate content [15:11] Signs that a child’s technology use is a problem [18:25]  Guest  Jen Doty, associate professor in the Department of Counseling Psychology  Resources  Common Sense Media, a nonprofit group that provides information about kids and digital media, including ratings and reviews of movies, TV, games and apps. Family Media Plan, an interactive website created by the American Academy of Pediatrics to guide parents in setting up house rules that match their child’s developmental age and their family’s values. Wait until 8th, an organization that helps families in a community work together to delay internet-enabled smartphones until at least the end of 8th grade.  Quotes from the Episode  “The research actually doesn’t show ... any association between screen time and teens’ mental health. I think part of what’s happening here is for some kids it might be a problem and for others it could actually be a help.”  "Tweens, 8- to 12-year-olds, are spending over five hours a day on screens, and teenagers are spending over eight hours a day.”  “Our own research has shown that talking with kids about technology, having those active conversations and establishing house rules ... has been shown to reduce cyberbullying, risky online behaviors and sexting behaviors.”  “Every family ... has to make their own decision, but whenever you do give kids a phone, I would strongly suggest some training and monitoring so that you know they’re using it in a responsible way.”  “I can’t emphasize enough how important face-to-face relationships are and the critical role parents and caregivers play. Even if kids are ahead of you developmentally when it comes to technology, socially they have a lot to learn and they learn that in our face-to-face relationships.”    Listen to more episodes and explore the Oregon Podcast Network at news.uoregon.edu/podcasts

    22 мин.

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On the This is Oregon podcast, we take you inside the research and discoveries happening at the University of Oregon, a leading research university and member of the Association of American Universities. We talk with UO faculty and experts from a variety of fields who are working to address today's most pressing issues in Oregon and beyond—helping us all live healthier, better lives.

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