Open Campus 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. Community projects include community needs assessments, access to space for high-speed internet, adult diploma attainment, GED completion programs, access to community data like the Rural Communities Explorer, and more!
In this new podcast, created and hosted by Open Campus, we share stories from around the state – to broaden and deepen our understanding of what it means to be an Oregonian.
In this upcoming season, you will hear from:
Grant County CyberMill is an opportunity for remote workers, solo-entrepreneurs, those that want to work on their own, and others that desire occasional group interaction and meeting space. It is intended to encourage Adult Distance Learning, innovation and entrepreneurship, through providing the technology, workspace and environment necessary for success. Watch the video to the right for a snapshot!
This program focuses on different topics each week to help you attain concrete, actionable next steps for growing your farm or food business; establishing relationships with a network of service providers; and giving you a cohort of peers, providing a network of ongoing support.
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 Melt. Programs offer resources, mentoring, and advising to guide students throughout their college journey from high school through college graduation.
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. From resumés to trade school, we can help!
Open Campus and Juntos provide local access to education through community-based partnerships and unique programming, meeting needs of the Oregon communities
we serve
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