
We're pleased to present Flock Talk, a podcast for new students and their families. Each episode will introduce you to important resources and people at the University of Oregon to help you with your transition. From housing and roommates, to financial aid and scholarships, to changing roles and relationships, our episodes will keep you engaged in all aspects of the UO journey. We'll highlight tim... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Celena Simpson, Assistant Vice Provost for Advising, discusses how she and the Undergraduate Education and Student Success (UESS) staff help students with academic advising and finding success both in and outside of the classroom.
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Erin Hays—Associate Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management and the University of Oregon's Director of Admissions—is back to share expert guidance for parents and families on how to thoughtfully support their high school senior d... more
Cora talks with two current students, Lincoln '27 and Bella ' 26, who share their UO experience and the ways they are involved in academics, research, and student organizations on campus.
Alex Galbreath BS '10 and Mary Nesmith BA '10 join Cora to share how their time at UO sparked a lifelong friendship—and why building connections in and beyond the classroom matters for every Duck.
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I wasn’t sure I would learn anything new after attending introduction this summer with my student, but I have learned a few things and had some of my questions answered by listening to each of these podcasts. It has help me realize there are some things I hadn’t thought about related to health care coverage, student health center, conversations I should have with my student before they start in the fall, things to bring or not to bring, and the importance of students attending the student progra... more
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A practical, student- and family-centric show focused on the University of Oregon experience. Episodes cover housing, financial aid, admissions trends, new-student transitions, campus resources, and wellbeing, with a strong emphasis on actionable steps, timelines, and campus offices that help families navigate the college journey. Noteworthy angles include the IntroduDUCKtion/orientation programs, housing move-in and meal-plan decisions, health and wellbeing services, and the evolving admissions landscape, all anchored by a host with deep ties to UO communications. Likely appealing to incoming students, parents, and educators seeking concrete guidance for onboarding to campus life and academics.
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Flock Talk launched 7 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Flock Talk include:
1. Celena Simpson
2. Bella Albiani
3. Lincoln Hirata
4. Alexandra Galbreath
5. Mary Nesmith
6. Erin Hays
7. Margaret Trout
8. Chris Long
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