Rebecca Weaver '98 was selected to be a part of the faculty for Digital Pedagogy Lab 2020.
News, Media and Stories | Class Of 1998
Amy Waterman '98 can be heard on the online Rocket Languages Spanish courses. Waterman creates friendly interactive audio lessons for the program.
Tami Goulden-Bosco '98 and her daughter snap a picture with her alma mater at a college booth fair in Reno, NV.
P.K. Runkles-Pearson '98 was elected as chair of the Oregon Law Commission in September. Runkles-Pearson is a partner at the Miller Nash law firm in its Portland, Ore. office. She is the second chair of the Commission since its founding in in 1997.
Rebecca Weaver '98, who is an English professor on Perimeter College's Clarkston (Ga.,) Campus, has been named the first recipient of the Portnoy Prize for Outstanding Honors Faculty.
After teaching middle school in Federal Way, Wash., for 15 years, Rob Felix '98, MAT '00, has completed his first year on staff of the Science and Math Institute in Tacoma.
Christine Pollard PT ’98 recently gave a presentation at Oregon State University’s Science Pub, an event hosted by some of OSU’s leading researchers.
Derek Brown ’98, MAT ’99 completed a month-long apprenticeship in Granada, Spain, learning the art of Spanish classical guitar making.
Dorota Haber-Lehigh ’97, MAT ’98 is a Seaside, Ore. resident, local artist and illustrator who recently taught a bird drawing class at the Seaside Library. She has self-published two coloring books
Timm, who served as the Boxers' Sports Information Director from 1999-2015, received one of the highest honors presented by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Chamberlain was named one of two Rising Stars within the profession.