PSU partners with Multnomah County Library for the annual "Everybody Reads" program

The Center for Tranportation Studies

Instructor: Basic Materials in Music, Survey of Music Literature

Curious about the graduate school process?

Graduate School of Education Autism Program

Clarinetist, Woodwind Area Coordinator

Professor of Theater Arts

Brad believes in the Truth of the Imagination

Composer, guitarist, professor, and Music Department chair

Resources for aspiring health professionals are just a click away.

Tenor Carl Halvorson is well-known internationally as a concert, opera and recital artist

Meteorite research and awareness

Lake management and aquatic issues

Professor of Jazz Studies

Professor of Voice

U.S. News and World Report ranks PSU program

“It’s a very odd thing – As odd as can be- That whatever Miss T. eats Turns into Miss T.” W. DE LA MARE

Bassist, composer, bandleader, teacher

David Ervin, Professor, Environmental Sciences and Resources

Faculty Emeritus

Harp Instructor

Applied Saxophone (Classical), Staff Accompanist, and Diction.

Ellen Ernst Kossek is Professor at Michigan State University and a leading researcher on employer support of work and family policies

Leslie Hammer is the Director of a new Occupational Health Psychology graduate training program at PSU

Dr. Kenneth D. Peterson co-authors book entitled:Enrich the quality of teaching and learning in your school with meaningful teacher evaluations by Kenneth D. Peterson and Catherine A. Peterson.

“I have been able to gain real world experience and see engineering in a global context through my participation in Engineers Without Borders.” – Alex Bigazzi, Maseeh College student

Jazz Bassist and Teacher

Improving the lives of Nicaraguans

Hamilton Cheifetz is a dedicated teacher and internationally known concert cellist

The History of Science, Technology, and Medicine database provides access to articles, books, book reviews, dissertations, and conference proceedings in science, technology, and medicine.

Peter was an important member of the Philosophy Department for two decades and fulfilled his role in an admirable manner. His gentle, unprepossessing manner and commitment to his students, colleagues and community will be sorely missed.

Regional transportation challenges

Janelle Voegele, Assistant Director of Teaching, Learning, and Assessment for CAE, works with faculty and graduate teaching assistants in both classroom and community-based settings.

“Jeff is a well-studied player with a warm and thoughtful style and a rich, spacious sound. He is also an excellent composer, blending the elements of jazz in a modern, eclectic way.” Jazzscene, Portland

Applied Harp Instructor

Office Coordinator - College of Urban & Public Affairs

Professor of Percussion, Graduate Coordinator, Assistant Chair

PSU oboists keep the urban musical scene vibrant

As Director for Community-University Partnerships, Kevin helps connect community-based organizations with the university.

Office Coordinator

Dean - College of Urban & Public Affairs

Portland's jazz history

Professor Susan Lenski, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, co-edits literacy book entitled Literacy Teacher Preparation: Ten Truths Teacher Educators Need to Know. Co-editors include Dana L. Grisham and Linda S.Wold.

Working with secondary school students

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Theater Arts

Alan Brickley can draw up a condominium association agreement.

Alyssa is a member of the Orientation team.

"Several companies have expressed interest in hiring me based solely on my involvement in student projects at PSU."

"PSU is my home, with so many good friends and helpful faculty members."

Medieval Art Historian

Ashley is a member of the Orientation team.

From Victorian England to modern day China, Jennifer Ruth feels equally at home.

Bruce Wood develops office parks and lifestyle retail centers.

"The Department of Engineering and Technology Management is like no other—we research technology both from the business and the technical perspective."

“Look at the track record of where we started in the 60s and where the college is now. At this rate, the Maseeh College promises to be an exciting place for creating the next generation of technology.”

Dan Rogers knows how to compensate executives

David Aoyagi understands how to invest and manage commercial real estate.

Do you need information about continuing professional development? Talk with Cheryl Livneh.

All children, including those with special needs and disabilities, deserve inclusive and effective educational practices. Ask Professor Ruth Falco about research in the GSE that applies and develops these practices.

How can clinicians learn to keep professional boundaries while developing therapeutic relationships with clients? And how is this taught? Dr. Lisa Aasheim explores these questions with students in both her instructional and supervisory roles at PSU.

Elizabeth is a student coordinator for the orientation program.

Eric Fruits can balance a real estate investment portfolio.

Erin is a member of the Orientation team.

Felicia is a member of the Orientation team.

Gerard Mildner understands how cities spend money.

"A real advantage of being at PSU's Maseeh College is having good connections to industry and solving practical problems."

Hilary is a member of the orientation team.

"PSU's Maseeh College takes full advantage of its excellent faculty, prime urban location, and strong connections to give students an educational experience that jump starts their careers."

Jeff is a student coordinator for the orientation program.

Jerald Johnson analyzes the market for new real estate developments.

Joel Gerardo Campos Alvis knows that hard work and help from PSU advising is a winning equation.

John Settle analyzes investor psychology

Joshua is a member of the orientation team.

Justin is a member of the Orientation team.

"Portland State University allowed me to get an education in Electrical Engineering and Physics while still being able to stay in Portland and work almost full-time."

Kelly is a member of the orientation team.

Kelsey is a member of the Orientation team.

Lynn Peterson, who considers herself a "recovering highway engineer," paves the way as the first woman enrolled in PSU's Civil and Environmental Engineering Ph.D. program.

Matthew Larrabee values real estate in the Pacific Northwest.

Michael Flower is a developmental and molecular biologist whose interests turned from the laboratory study of embryos and genes to the ways in which they've become objects of political battle and moral dispute.

Mike Williams analyzes rent and vacancy trends.

Mike Silvey has over 36 years real estate law experience.

Dean Emeritus of the College of Urban and Public Affairs at Portland State University, and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Urban Studies and Planning.

Professor Benight's commitment to his students is that he will make them the best they can be.

This Ice Man travels the world to study glaciers, including the one named after him — the Fountain Glacier in Antarctica.

How many career paths are available and how many lives can you touch as a special educator? Ask Professor Ann Fullerton, Director of Research.

Anthony Rufolo understands the regional economy.

What do teachers need to know to empower and engage all students to be lifelong lovers of learning? Ask Dr. Barb Ruben, assistant professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction.

When not teaching and working with students in his adaptive learning lab in PSU's Computer Science Department, Dr. Bryant York helps shape the future of computer science.

Would you like to know what the best test of a leader is? Ask Dr. Carolyn Carr.

Charles Heying thinks through how cities work.