Oregon State University has received its third Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to community-focused teaching, research, and outreach. President Jayathi Murthy emphasized that this engagement is central to OSU’s identity as a land-grant university. The Carnegie Foundation praised OSU for its effective partnerships and dedication to addressing urgent societal needs.
This national recognition highlights OSU’s work across Oregon and beyond, from the Extension Service’s statewide reach to innovative projects like the Magrath Award-winning collaboration to protect whales and support the Dungeness crab fishery. These efforts, guided by OSU’s strategic plan, “Prosperity Widely Shared,” co-create knowledge and solutions with communities. Along with a recent economic prosperity designation, these honors showcase OSU’s tangible impact on local economies, workforce development, and innovation.
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