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About Open Campus Programs

Open Campus and Juntos offer local programming and educational support for Pre-Kindergarten through 12th Grade students, university and community college students, adult learners, and community members across the state.

We build relationships to help bridge the educational systems of Oregon, increase educational opportunities, and foster resilient communities.

Our focus areas include:

  • K-12, prospective college student, and lifelong learner support
  • College access programs
  • Transfer student support
  • Community engagement, development, and partnerships
  • Culturally-relevant events and curriculum
  • Leadership development

"For me, Juntos means accomplishing a goal by dreaming big and having support in various ways. It means being united as a family… and supporting each other. For my journey, this program has been a great experience. It has opened a lot of doors academically, and taught me to never give up." - Lisbet Leon, Former Juntos Club President and Current OSU Student

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Open Campus Programs

College Access

Building a path to college requires planning and support, which is why Open Campus is here to guide students throughout their education journey. College Access programs include Future Pathways, College Talk Tuesdays, Open Campus Hangouts, and College Access Summer Bridge. Programs offer resources, mentoring, and advising to guide students throughout their college journey from high school through college graduation.

Juntos

Juntos (meaning “together” in Spanish) is designed to empower high school students and their parents to gain the knowledge, skills, and resources needed for academic success while working together to make college a family goal. Uniting with community partners, Juntos provides culturally relevant programming for 6-12th grade students and their parents.

Transfer Student Support

Transferring from a community college to a university can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Open Campus coordinators are here to help map out your transfer goals and connect you to transfer resources and information. Community College Transfer Support includes degree planning, campus tours, and a library of informational videos.

    

     

Featured Spotlight!

Watch to see three examples of how Open Campus and Juntos create needs-based, culturally-responsive programming across the state.

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Career Prep & Exploration

Open Campus believes in the power of providing tools and resources that will help students and job seekers achieve their long-term goals. From career exploration events to industry-specific career snapshots, we strive to provide job skills, opportunities, and pathways to our community. Our coordinators can also help with internships, resumés and cover letter guidance, trade school access, and connections to resources.

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Somos Latinx
A virtual tool designed to stimulate conversations and reflections on LatinX identity. We built a space in which you, the diversity and the multiculturality are the protagonists.The curriculum is meant for use by students, educators, and anyone interested in learning about some of the components that play role in the Latinx history and identity in the United States.
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Community Development and Engagement
Coordinators convene partners on important issues to increase economic well-being and community vitality while advocating for communities who have historically been excluded and marginalized.
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K - 8th Grade Programs

Open Campus works with kindergarten, elementary, and middle school students to promote college and career access. To prepare students for success in college and beyond, Open Campus offers a variety of programs and support, including Juntos Afuera, summer STEM Camps, Tech Trek STEM Camp for 8th grade girls, Juntos Chemistry Camp, and Juntos for Middle School.                        

Leadership Development

Open Campus strives to provide the framework to help leaders develop and build upon their skills, whether they are OSU faculty and staff, students, or community members. Developing strong leaders starts with assessing needs, helping leaders self-reflect, and then providing coaching, mentoring, professional development, skills-building, and support specific to each cohort. 

And more!

Open Campus is constantly evaluating community needs to tailor site-specific programming across the state. To find out what's offered in your county, or reach out to your local coordinator to create something new, visit your county's page!