The Cascadia Quake could cause untold damage along the Oregon Coast and in the Willamette Valley. This presentation, the first in a two-part series, will focus on the geology of the quake.

Dr. Bob Butler was awarded the 2015 Neil Miner Award by the National Association of Geoscience Teachers. The Neal Miner Award, presented by NAGT since 1953, honors exceptional contributions to the stimulation of interest in the Earth sciences.

Before joining the faculty at the University of Portland, Bob Butler had an amazing 30-year career at the University of Arizona, where he attained the title of University Distinguished Professor. He was also made a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union in recognition of his research publications and a popular textbook on paleomagnetism.

The Central Oregon Film Office works with Oregon Film to attract and support the film industry in Eastern Oregon. With its low costs and diversity of topography and scenery, Central Oregon is an attractive location for films, commercials and TV productions.

The Millennial conversation is old news. There’s a new kid in town and they’re known as the iGen. They are your kids, your college students and your next new hire. And they think different.

Join us for a fascinating exploration of what makes the iGen tick and how they are already shaping our world. Dr. Alice DeWittie, principal of Summit High School, will lead our discussion. She spends every day with 1,513 iGen students and thus is uniquely qualified to give us insights into this emerging generation. You’ll leave the meeting challenged, inspired, troubled and informed by this timely topic.