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SUMMARY:Girls Inc. of the PNW - Eureka! STEAM Summer Camp Registration Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Eureka! STEAM Summer Camp\nHosted by Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest \nPortland State University Site: July 6th- July 10th 9:00am-3:00pm\nMount Hood Community College Site: July 13th – July 17th 9:00am-3:00pm \nServing: 7th – 9th grade girls and gender-expansive youth\nService Area: Portland metro\nTopic: STEAM (Science\, Technology\, Engineering\, Art\, Math)\nProgram Type: Summer camp\nCost: Free \nRegister by May 22
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/girls-inc-of-the-pnw-eureka-steam-summer-camp-registration-deadline/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest":MAILTO:info@girlsincpnw.org
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SUMMARY:ACE Mentor Program - Virtual Student/Family Info Session
DESCRIPTION:ACE Mentor Program Student/Family Info Session\nOrganized by Portland Workforce Alliance \n\n\nACE will be hosting a virtual student/family info session. Join to learn more about our programming for the upcoming school year. \nAbout ACE \nACE is an after-school mentorship that connects Portland area high-school students to careers in Architecture\, Construction and Engineering. Our local program serves approximately 150 students per year and relies on 100 volunteer mentors\, all professionals in their fields\, to coach students in a hands-on\, team-oriented project. The program has demonstrated success in helping Oregon students graduate from high school\, earn scholarships\, continue their education and make informed career decisions. \nAbout the Oregon Program \nApplications for the Architecture\, Construction\, Engineering (ACE) Mentor Program of Oregon opens every fall. The ACE program is open to juniors and seniors (and sophomores as space is available) who are interested in architecture\, construction and engineering. Most sessions are held in person at downtown locations\, such as employer firms. The program will run from January to May every year. Most sessions are held in person at downtown locations\, such as employer firms. \nFor questions and concerns\, please refer to our website or email ACE Staff at ace@portlandworkforcealliance.org. \nRegister\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen: Thursday\, October 1\, 6-7pm\nWhere: Virtual\nServing: High school juniors and seniors\n\n\n\n\n\nService Area: Portland Metro\nTopic: Architecture\, Engineering\, Construction\nProgram Type: After-school program\nCost: Free
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/ace-mentor-program-virtual-student-family-info-session-3/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Oregon Student Opportunities
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ORGANIZER;CN="Portland Workforce Alliance":MAILTO:career@portlandworkforcealliance.org
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SUMMARY:2026 Honored Citizen\, Vailey Oehlke
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating Vailey Oehlke\nAs the Portland Metropolitan region celebrates the completion of the last three library projects in the 2020 library bond\, it is time to tip our hats to Vailey Oehlke\, the leader whose vision and tenacity ensured that our libraries were shaped by innovative thinking\, inclusive processes\, and community-centric and sustainable design. \nVailey Oehlke\, this year’s Honored Citizen\, was the transformative Executive Director of Multnomah County Library (MCL) from 2009-2024. As the oldest public library on the west coast\, Central Library and eighteen other neighborhood libraries are the second busiest library system among its peers in the country. In 2024\, visits to all the libraries exceeded two million patrons. For fifteen years\, Vailey was totally committed to ensuring Multnomah County Library remained valued\, relevant\, and responsive to the community. \nDuring Vailey’s tenure\, MCL became a national leader in providing innovative programs\, services\, and facilities to meet the emerging needs of the community. Her energy and leadership have shaped Multnomah County Library in profound ways. One of her first initiatives was to open long-promised branch libraries in the underserved communities of Kenton and Troutdale and she pushed for a new type of library – with increased access to technology\, community-centered spaces\, and award-winning design. \nEast County Library\, Holst Architecture\nVailey also set the goal to serve people who need us the most – the people furthest from opportunity. With community-centered staff she built culturally relevant services for those once excluded or marginalized because they were Black\, Indigenous\, and people of color. \nPerhaps her greatest legacy stems from her vision for the successful $387 million capital bond campaign of 2020 to rebalance\, expand\, and modernize the entire library system to better serve the county’s growing and diverse population. It is the most comprehensive rethinking of the library system in its 162-year history. Her goal of an innovative and hyper-inclusive public outreach process that gave voice to historically marginalized communities was foundational to the bond’s success. Between all the library projects\, there were hundreds of in-person and online opportunities to participate – from programming spaces to voting on finish materials and color schemes. \nAlbina Library\, LEVER Architecture\, Lara Swimmer\nFinally\, Vailey’s aspirations for architectural excellence are evident with the inspiring architectural designs created in combination with robust sustainable measures. All buildings\, new and renovations\, significantly reduce embodied and operational carbon and are Fossil Fuel free. LEED certifications include 1 LEED Platinum\, 7 LEED Gold\, and 1 LEED Silver. Six libraries are constructed using mass timber structural systems. These libraries were designed\, engineered and constructed by an impressive array of firms in our local AEC community. \nVailey was born in Portland\, where her father taught at Jefferson High School. After growing up mainly in the Midwest and teaching high school English\, she returned to Portland and was working as a copy editor at Stoel Rives law firm when the law librarian urged her to consider library studies. Vailey joined Multnomah County Library’s School Corps program as a youth librarian in 1997\, became the Director of Central Library\, then was promoted to Deputy Director in 2008\, and appointed Executive Director of Multnomah County Library District in 2009. \nJoin us on Thursday\, October 8 to celebrate this story of growth\, collaboration\, and fierce commitment to our community. \n2026 Honored Citizen\nThursday\, October 8\n5pm Reception  |  6:30pm Dinner\nHyatt Regency Portland\nat the Oregon Convention Center \nRegister | Sponsor\n  \n2026 Sponsors
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/2026-honored-citizen-vailey-oehlke/
LOCATION:Hyatt Regency Portland At The Oregon Convention Center\, 375 NE Holladay St\, Portland\, OR\, 97232\, United States
CATEGORIES:AFO Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Susan Myers":MAILTO:susan@af-oregon.org
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SUMMARY:AFSF - Saturday Design Studio 2026
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Design Studio 2026\nHosted by Architectural Foundation of San Francisco (AFSF) \n\nCurious about architecture & design? Want a broader understanding of the architectural profession? Ready for a deep dive into the design process? Want to work on your design skills? Developing work for your portfolio and your presentation skills? Well\, then this is your studio. \nOur architecture studio meets online every Saturday for 6 weeks. We’ll focus on developing using digital design tools. You’ll learn foundational architectural concepts and terms in the iterative design process\, moving from concept to design. You’ll also meet with an architect or other design professional as your mentor once a week\, scheduled to fit your availability. At the end of our studio\, you’ll present your project\, gaining even more supportive feedback and experience. \nThe AFSF Saturday Design Studio is open to high school students from any state or country\, including rising 9th graders. No prerequisites are required – we welcome all levels of experience including no previous architecture studios. We are proud to be a diverse studio. We welcome students from throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond\, including international students. Please be mindful of our studio schedule and the time zones – design is a collaborative process so participating in our live studio is essential. \nRegister\n\nWhen: Saturdays\, October 10 – November 14\, 2026\, 10:00am – 11:30am\nWhere: Virtual\nServing: High School Students\nService Area: USA\nTopic: Architecture\nProgram Type: Virtual Workshops\nCost: $500 (includes all materials)
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/afsf-saturday-design-studio-2026-2/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Oregon Student Opportunities
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SUMMARY:AFSF - Portfolio Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Portfolio Workshops\nHosted by Architectural Foundation of San Francisco (AFSF) \n\nAre you thinking of applying to architecture school but wondering how to put together a portfolio? If the answer is yes\, then join us for our AFSF Virtual Portfolio Workshop. There are (2) options: \nWorkshop A – Portfolio Overview: Saturday\, October 10\, 1:00-2:30pm \nThis workshop is a single studio. The goal of this studio is to provide an opportunity for you to ask questions\, hear more about what a portfolio is all about\, and learn strategies & approaches for creating a portfolio. \nNOTE: there are no pre-requisites for taking Workshop A and no prior architecture/design experience is needed \nWorkshop B – Building Your Own Portfolio: Saturday\, October 17 & Saturday\, October 24\, 1:00-3:00pm \nIn the 1st studio\, you’ll post examples of your work/projects on our shared digital pin-up board. This work is original work that you’re including in your portfolio. You’ll get feedback & critique from the workshop instructors\, and as well peers in the studio. In addition to feedback & critique\, you’ll receive recommendations on how to build up and develop your work. You’ll develop/design a layout for your portfolio and begin working on creating one section of your portfolio using one of your projects. You’ll work on this during the week in anticipation of presenting it in the 2nd studio. \nThe 2nd studio will be an opportunity to present a draft of the portfolio section and receive individualized feedback and critique of your work. \nNOTE: Workshop A is pre-requisite for participating in Workshop B \nThe registration fee for the workshops are: \n\nOption A/ (1 Studio session) 1.5 hour studio = $200\nOption B/ (2 Studio sessions) 2 hours each studio = $1\,000\n\nIf you register for Option B the pre-requisite Option A studio fee is waived **Must register for Option B to have fee waived. If after taking Option A you can still register for Option B but fee will not be prorated. \nRegister\n\nWhen: Saturday\, October 10\, 1:00-2:30pm\, Saturday\, October 17\, & 24\, 1:00-3:00pm\nWhere: Virtual\nServing: High School Students\nService Area: USA\nTopic: Architecture\nProgram Type: Virtual Workshops\nCost: $200-1\,000
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/afsf-portfolio-workshops/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Oregon Student Opportunities
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SUMMARY:AFSF - Portfolio Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Portfolio Workshops\nHosted by Architectural Foundation of San Francisco (AFSF) \n\nAre you thinking of applying to architecture school but wondering how to put together a portfolio? If the answer is yes\, then join us for our AFSF Virtual Portfolio Workshop. There are (2) options: \nWorkshop A – Portfolio Overview: Saturday\, October 10\, 1:00-2:30pm \nThis workshop is a single studio. The goal of this studio is to provide an opportunity for you to ask questions\, hear more about what a portfolio is all about\, and learn strategies & approaches for creating a portfolio. \nNOTE: there are no pre-requisites for taking Workshop A and no prior architecture/design experience is needed \nWorkshop B – Building Your Own Portfolio: Saturday\, October 17 & Saturday\, October 24\, 1:00-3:00pm \nIn the 1st studio\, you’ll post examples of your work/projects on our shared digital pin-up board. This work is original work that you’re including in your portfolio. You’ll get feedback & critique from the workshop instructors\, and as well peers in the studio. In addition to feedback & critique\, you’ll receive recommendations on how to build up and develop your work. You’ll develop/design a layout for your portfolio and begin working on creating one section of your portfolio using one of your projects. You’ll work on this during the week in anticipation of presenting it in the 2nd studio. \nThe 2nd studio will be an opportunity to present a draft of the portfolio section and receive individualized feedback and critique of your work. \nNOTE: Workshop A is pre-requisite for participating in Workshop B \nThe registration fee for the workshops are: \n\nOption A/ (1 Studio session) 1.5 hour studio = $200\nOption B/ (2 Studio sessions) 2 hours each studio = $1\,000\n\nIf you register for Option B the pre-requisite Option A studio fee is waived **Must register for Option B to have fee waived. If after taking Option A you can still register for Option B but fee will not be prorated. \nRegister\n\nWhen: Saturday\, October 10\, 1:00-2:30pm\, Saturday\, October 17\, & 24\, 1:00-3:00pm\nWhere: Virtual\nServing: High School Students\nService Area: USA\nTopic: Architecture\nProgram Type: Virtual Workshops\nCost: $200-1\,000
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/afsf-portfolio-workshops/2026-10-17/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Oregon Student Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261024T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261024T200000
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT: The Design Trail: Mt. Angel & Silverton
DESCRIPTION:AFO’s second-annual Design Trail is exploring architectural gems in the Silverton and Mt. Angel region.\nDon’t miss this opportunity to join other design enthusiasts as we hear from the architects\, owners\, and stewards of residential and recreational structures and spaces that pepper the area. Tour stops include well-known and tucked away designs with the unique opportunity to hear from experts behind them. \n“I was super impressed at every factor – in terms of locations/venues chosen\, the architects and developers who led them\, and the amount of in-depth insight into the design and development process.” -2025 Design Trail attendee \n  \nMontagne House\, Paul McKean Architecture\nItinerary\n\nMontagne House with Paul McKean\, architect and 2005 VEB Fellow\nMt. Angel Abbey: Aalto Library and Guest House with Virginia Cartwright\, Associate Professor Emerita of Architecture at the University of Oregon\, and Cornell Anderson\, Principal at Fieldwork\nLunch on your own at the Den food carts in Silverton\nOregon Garden with masterplan contributor Carol Mayer-Reed\nThe Gordon House by Frank Lloyd Wright\nOptional walking tour of Silverton\nDinner at Oso Silverton\, hosted by Don Tankersley & Co.\n\n  \nMt. Angel Abbey Library\, Alvar Aalto\nDetails\n\nEarly bird pricing is $175 for AFO members and $200 for non-members. On September 14\, the cost will increase to $200 for AFO members and $225 for non-members. Not a member yet? Join now!\nThe deadline to register is October 1\, 2026. We have limited spots available – book ASAP to reserve your place!\nGuests will provide their own transportation. AFO will provide detailed information about the tour stop locations and accessibility. AFO can assist in arranging carpooling for those interested.\nDinner and light refreshments are included. Guests will be on their own for lunch\, and we encourage folks to gather at the Den food carts in Silverton.\nWe can accommodate up to 20 people on the tour.\nShould you choose to stay overnight\, accommodations are to be reserved by attendees. We have a discounted rate for our guests at the Silverton Inn & Suites and encourage attendees to stay there. Details will be sent after registration.\n\nThe Design Trail: Mt. Angel & Silverton\nSaturday\, October 24\nLocations across Mt. Angel & Silverton \nThis event is SOLD OUT. Please contact erica@af-oregon.org if you would like to be added to our waitlist.\nAFO Members – $200 (Early bird pricing – $175 until September 14)\nNon-AFO Members – $225 (Early bird pricing – $200 until September 14) \nProceeds from this tour help fund AFO’s impactful mission and educational programs like Architects in Schools\, Formation Mentorship\, and Scholarships.
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/the-design-trail-mt-angel-silverton/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:AFO Events,Dine & Design Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Erica Rife":MAILTO:erica@af-oregon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261024T130000
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SUMMARY:AFSF - Portfolio Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Portfolio Workshops\nHosted by Architectural Foundation of San Francisco (AFSF) \n\nAre you thinking of applying to architecture school but wondering how to put together a portfolio? If the answer is yes\, then join us for our AFSF Virtual Portfolio Workshop. There are (2) options: \nWorkshop A – Portfolio Overview: Saturday\, October 10\, 1:00-2:30pm \nThis workshop is a single studio. The goal of this studio is to provide an opportunity for you to ask questions\, hear more about what a portfolio is all about\, and learn strategies & approaches for creating a portfolio. \nNOTE: there are no pre-requisites for taking Workshop A and no prior architecture/design experience is needed \nWorkshop B – Building Your Own Portfolio: Saturday\, October 17 & Saturday\, October 24\, 1:00-3:00pm \nIn the 1st studio\, you’ll post examples of your work/projects on our shared digital pin-up board. This work is original work that you’re including in your portfolio. You’ll get feedback & critique from the workshop instructors\, and as well peers in the studio. In addition to feedback & critique\, you’ll receive recommendations on how to build up and develop your work. You’ll develop/design a layout for your portfolio and begin working on creating one section of your portfolio using one of your projects. You’ll work on this during the week in anticipation of presenting it in the 2nd studio. \nThe 2nd studio will be an opportunity to present a draft of the portfolio section and receive individualized feedback and critique of your work. \nNOTE: Workshop A is pre-requisite for participating in Workshop B \nThe registration fee for the workshops are: \n\nOption A/ (1 Studio session) 1.5 hour studio = $200\nOption B/ (2 Studio sessions) 2 hours each studio = $1\,000\n\nIf you register for Option B the pre-requisite Option A studio fee is waived **Must register for Option B to have fee waived. If after taking Option A you can still register for Option B but fee will not be prorated. \nRegister\n\nWhen: Saturday\, October 10\, 1:00-2:30pm\, Saturday\, October 17\, & 24\, 1:00-3:00pm\nWhere: Virtual\nServing: High School Students\nService Area: USA\nTopic: Architecture\nProgram Type: Virtual Workshops\nCost: $200-1\,000
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/afsf-portfolio-workshops/2026-10-24/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Oregon Student Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261028T173000
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SUMMARY:Dine & Design: East County's New Community Hub
DESCRIPTION:Join the team from Holst that helped bring the extraordinary vision for a new kind of library to life in Gresham.\nHosted by Holst Architecture \nThe East County Library is arguably the most exciting new library in the Multnomah County Library system\, providing new resources and programs across its 95\,000 square feet. The mass timber building’s stunning design blends with the natural landscape creating a thoughtful space that will serve community members for generations. You’ll hear from library leadership and Holst Architecture about the goals for the new library and the design features that make it sing. Tour the library and enjoy light appetizers and nonalcoholic beverages. \nEast County’s New Community Hub\nWednesday\, October 28\n5:30-7:30pm\nMultnomah County Library – East County\n475 NW Division St.\, Gresham \nRegister Now\nAFO Members – $50\nNon-AFO Members – $65\nEmerging Professionals – $30 \nOur summer Dine & Design event series is a fundraiser benefitting AFO programming\, including Architects in Schools and AFO scholarships. Learn more about Dine & Design.
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/dine-design-east-countys-new-community-hub/
LOCATION:Multnomah County Library – East County\, 475 NW Division St\, Gresham\, Oregon\, 97030
CATEGORIES:AFO Events,Dine & Design Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Susan Myers":MAILTO:susan@af-oregon.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101
DTSTAMP:20261020T204008Z
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SUMMARY:Tappin Roots Fellowship - Application Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Tappin Roots Fellowship 2026-27\nOrganized by ELSO \nThe Tappin Roots (Emergent Leaders) Fellowship: College Cohort is a hands-on leadership program for college students ages 18–22 in the Portland–Vancouver Metro Area. Running from December 2026 through June 2027\, the fellowship offers participants up to $1000 per month for a commitment of 10–15 hours per week. Open to students of all majors enrolled at colleges in Oregon or Washington\, the program provides a unique opportunity to gain professional experience while developing skills as future leaders. \nHands-on Learning in:\n\nUrban forestry\nEnvironmental management\nOutdoor Education\nAccessibility\nSustainability\n\nCommitment & Compensation:\n\n10–15 hours per week\nRequired programming and professional development sessions on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month\nEarn up to $1\,000 per month\, based on participation and attendance\nOption to continue with ELSO through Wayfinders Summer Camp after completing the fellowship\n\nQualifications:\n\nMust be currently enrolled in a college or university program in Oregon or Washington and able to participate in required in-person activities in the Portland-Vancouver area.\nAll majors welcome\, preference for candidates with an interest in environmental education\, urban forestry\, sustainability\, natural resources\, or green workforce pathways\nInterest in serving and mentoring youth from historically marginalized communities\nComfortable working outdoors and traveling to partner sites\, workshops\, and community events\nAble to participate in a hybrid environment and communicate reliably through email\, group chat\, and video meetings\n\nAll application materials must be received by 11:59 PM PST on Saturday\, October 31\, 2026\, for consideration. \nQuestions? Contact: Shannon Crowner-Jones\, Workforce & Youth Development Program Director\, shannon@campelso.org \nApply by October 31\nProgram Timeline: December 2026-June 2027\, 10-15 hours per week\nServing: College students ages 18-22\, enrolled in Oregon or Washington colleges\nService Area: Portland-Vancouver Metro\nTopic: Environmental\, Nature-based\nCost: Free – earn up to $1\,000 per month
URL:https://www.af-oregon.org/event/tappin-roots-fellowship-application-deadline/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Oregon Student Opportunities
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