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UOHSC earns accredited status
The University of Oregon
Health Sciences Center in Port
land, independent of the
University since 1975, has
earned accreditation as a free
standing university.
Before 1975, the schools of
dentistry, medicine and nursing
were part of the University and
were accredited through the
University. When the three
schools formed the UOHSC —
now 2,054 students strong — in
1975, the institution began
seeking accreditation as an in
dependent university.
The Northwest Association of
Schools and Colleges and the
National League for Nursing vi
sited the institution last year to
Forum explores ocean
The University Survival
Center is sponsoring a series of
speeches, slide shows and dis
cussions this week highlighting
important issues of the ocean
environment.
Today through Thursday, the
Ocean Symposium will include
presentations by Greenpeace
about marine mammals, a
demonstration on cooking with
ocean produce and several
speeches by United Nations and
U S. Senate experts on the UN
Law of the Sea Conference.
Movies will be shown and a
collection of whale sculptures
displayed throughout the sym
posium.
For more information on the
events, contact the Survival
Center, EMU Suite 1,686-4356.
evaluate its programs. The
school’s nursing programs were
re-accredited through the NLN
and the Oregon State Board of
Nursing. The medical and den
tistry schools had received prior
approval.
In announcing the accredita
tion, UOHSC Pres. Leonard
Laster said the process had
“proceeded without problems"
despite the “many diverse and
long-standing deficiencies
(noted by the accreditors) in the
resources of this institution.”
The accreditation team
reported deficiencies in the
school’s finances, faculty
student ratio and classroom and
library space.
The evaluation team also
urged Laster to change the
school’s name to eliminate con
fusion between the UOHSC and
the University.
Scavengers
find $14,000
WILSONVILLE (AP) - Three
Portland men wanted cash for
the cans they collected, but they
didn’t expect $14,000.
The men, who asked not to be
identified, found the cash Friday
while they were looking for
deposit bottles and cans along
Interstate 5 south of Wilsonville.
State police said they found
more than $14,000 in good
condition.
The men took the money to a
Milwaukie police station. Police
said they found more cash when
they returned on Saturday.
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