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WOU’s Rian Gayle Strives to Increase Accessibility at Black Lives Matter Protests

Erin Worley Posted on September 14, 2020 1881 views

Rian Gayle, who serves as the assistant director of access and inclusion in WOU’s Office of Disability Services, has been involved with the Black Lives Matter protests across Oregon. Gayle, who is originally from Jamaica and is Deaf, has both presented and served as an interpreter at the protests, and has been an advocate for [more…]

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Grad Profile: Ayanna Arceneaux

Cheyan Swan Posted on June 16, 2020 2181 views 2 comments

Ayanna Arceneaux is a Political Science major with a minor in Health. She is from Puyallup, Wash. As a 2020 graduate, we interviewed Arceneaux on her favorite memories from WOU and the lessons she wants to pass on to incoming students. Why did you choose WOU? I chose WOU not just for softball, but [more…]

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Grad Profile: Jonny Watt

Cheyan Swan Posted on June 14, 2020 2256 views

Jonathon “Jonny” Watt is an Elementary/Middle School Education major with a concentration in Middle School Mathematics. He is a Kansas City, Kansas. As an outstanding 2020 graduate, we interviewed Watt on his favorite aspects of WOU and his future plans for after graduation. Why did you choose WOU? I chose WOU because I was [more…]

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Today at WOU

WOU’s Rian Gayle Strives to Increase Accessibility at Black Lives Matter Protests

Grad Profile: Ayanna Arceneaux

Grad Profile: Jonny Watt

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