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Sunil Joshi's Dissertation Work Published in Top Cancer Journal

Posted on Sunday, July 4, 2021

Sunil Joshi, an Oregon ARCS Scholar Alum, shared the exciting news that part of his dissertation work from Dr. Brian Druker and Dr. Elie Traer's lab was published in Cancer Cell, which is among the top cancer journals in the world. Dr. Trevor Bivona, an expert in cancer drug resistance, commented on Sunil's work, “Altogether,... Read more

Marilyn Lindgren Awarded 2021 President's Award

Posted on Thursday, May 20, 2021

Our chapter benefits from all our classifications of members: Scholar Alum, Under 50, Active, and Associate.  A member may choose to become an Associate member after being Active for 5 years and they are not obligated to participate in committee work. Today, I want to honor an Associate Member who... Read more

Oregon's 2021 ARCS Light Recipient

Posted on Thursday, May 20, 2021

The Oregon Chapter ARCS Light for 2021 is Lee Ragen. Lee has been a loyal and contributing member of ARCS Oregon for 12 years. She has excellent organizational skills and is devoted to accomplishing committee goals and tasks. She says “yes” when asked to lead and we are very fortunate to have her long-term... Read more

Promoting Safe Field-Based Research

Posted on Sunday, May 16, 2021

Sexual assault and harassment are pervasive in academic and professional field work. These violations disproportionately affect womxn and other minorities in the field, negatively impacting career trajectories and retention. Institutional policies that focus on office or classroom misconduct often overlook the specific and isolating nature of field work. FieldSafe OSU:... Read more

Unpacking Diversity

Posted on Friday, May 7, 2021

In 2017, College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences (CEOAS) enrollment numbers at Oregon State University showed that 75% of the enrolled undergraduate and graduate students and 82% of the teaching faculty identified as white. These statistics motivated three graduate students to explore the roots of this disparity in enrollment... Read more

UO Announces Pioneer Award Winners Kenda and Ken Singer

Posted on Thursday, May 6, 2021

ARCS Oregon Chapter new member Kenda Singer and her husband Ken Singer are 2020 recipients of the University of Oregon Pioneer Award. 

The UO Pioneer Award was established in 1979 to recognize those individuals who have been true agents of progress. Each year, the Pioneer Award is presented to individuals... Read more

Oregon Company Tied to OSU Invents Small Nuclear Reactor

Posted on Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Ideas for innovation in any scientific field can take years to bring to fruition, and more so within the complexities of nuclear power.  It has taken decades for Jose Reyes, PhD, to finally witness development and acceptance of small modular reactors with the company NuScale Power. Reyes is the chief... Read more

  • Sunil Joshi, ARCS Scholar at OHSU, Receives Soros Fellowship
    Sunil Joshi is the first at OHSU to receive the Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship Award. The fellowship supports outstanding immigrants and children of immigrants who are pursuing a graduate education in the United States. Sunil's research interest covers intrinsic and extrinsic mechanisms of drug resistance in the setting of acute myeloid leukemia. He works with Brian J. Druker, MD, a world-recognized expert in cancer.
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