Click on the menu tabs for more information about us, eligibility for services, services offered, costs and fees, our conflict policy, how to contact us and specific information about interactions with the police and your rights in Oregon, avoid unruly gatherings, driving in Oregon for international students and a move-in checklist for tenants, who live off-campus. Notarial services are also available by appointment only, subject to security restrictions. If you need advice on an issue involving a person or office associated with OU, you should contact the Student Advocacy Office. They can help you navigate the student behavioral process, dispute a grade, or understand Oregon residency rules. Contact the office to make an appointment. OVERVIEW: Since the early 1970s, ASUO Student Legal Services has proudly provided legal services and promoted legal awareness for the benefit of University of Oregon students. This website is an example of our commitment to reaching as many students as possible, making them aware of laws that may impact their daily lives, and achieving some of our key goals, including the retention and education of OR students. The Oregon State Bar (OSB) was founded in 1935 by the Oregon Legislature to license and discipline lawyers, regulate legal practice, and provide a variety of services to member lawyers and the public. The Bar Association is a public corporation and an instrument of the Oregon Department of the Judiciary.

It is funded entirely by membership and program fees and receives no financial support in the form of taxpayer money from the general state fund. Membership is mandatory for attorneys who wish to practice law in Oregon. While we hope you`ll never get into legal trouble on campus, sometimes things happen. ASUO Legal Services is a student-funded office that provides legal advice and representation to UO students. Legal Services specializes in topics you might have as a student, such as motor vehicle accidents and disputes between landlords. To see a lawyer, simply make an appointment. Student Survivor Legal Services Phone: 541-346-4666 | Appointments can be made online A free and confidential resource for Lane County higher education students who have experienced sexual assault, dating, domestic violence, or harassment. Services include emergency preparedness orders, student code consultations, criminal justice representation, and housing and employment resources. The decision to join the Oregon State University community commits each member to abide by a responsible code of conduct.

Individuals and student organizations are required to comply with the policies, rules, regulations and requirements of Oregon State University, as well as the laws of municipalities and counties, the State of Oregon, the United States of America and, if located in another country, that country. The Pride Center provides programs and support services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex and asexual members of the OSU community and their allies (LGBTQQIA). The Pride Center affirms the identities and empowers the lives of LGBTQQIA people by providing education, outreach, program support, counseling, community development, visibility, and advocacy. The Pride Center is a safe place where all members of our community can explore aspects of sexual orientation and gender identity in an open, non-judgmental atmosphere. We condemn the brutal murder of George Floyd and all Black, Indigenous and other people of color (BIPOC) by police and others who oppress them, whether in Minnesota, Oregon or anywhere else in our country. As legal aid organizations, our mission is to bring justice to Oregon`s low-income communities by providing a full range of civil justice services of the highest quality. We emphasize our clients` right to determine our solutions to the problems they face, and our clients have long told us that racial discrimination is a major barrier to escaping poverty. We are accountable to our clients for working to reduce systemic racism and white supremacy while fighting for economic justice on their behalf. Lawyers and staff across the state will continue to work together to bring equality, justice and integrity to our communities and our legal system. There are ongoing issues related to student representation, the cost of education, and other forms of political and social injustice that require students` attention.