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As one of over 20,000 College of Agricultural Sciences alumni, you play an integral role in our communities, ecosystem sand food systems, and we want to provide you with opportunities to connect back with the college and the university in meaningful ways.
Amidst our education, research and outreach, we are committed to seeking a critical balance between production and conservation, dedicated each day to one unifying purpose: Make Tomorrow Better For Everyone.
Building the Dam
Once a Beav, always a Beav. Our CAS alumni carry the bonds and relationships they formed at OSU out into the world, connecting their alma mater to their work into industry and research that is changing the world.
We invite all our graduates to stay connected, get involved, read our latest college news, attend alumni events, and volunteer and give back to the college.
22,700+ College of Agricultural Science Alumni
Across all 50 states
And in 86 different countries around the world
Upcoming Events
Alumni Stories
Oregon farmer Ruddenklau educates and advocates for agriculture
Helle Ruddenklau creates opportunities to talk about agriculture every day, whether that’s hosting school field trips, helping nonprofits, posting on social media or striking up conversations with strangers.
OSU Food & Beverage Industry Network
The OSU Alumni Association is thrilled to announce the launch of the OSU Food & Beverage Industry Network, coming in January of 2026! This will be the only network of its kind in our region, and you don’t need to be an alum to participate.
Visit www.ForOregonState.org/FBN to receive a formal network invitation in January and details about our virtual and in-person launch events happening this spring!
Scott Butler | ER Jackman Fellow
Oregon State has been part of our family life as long as I can remember. My Dad was an Oregon high school educator and a loyal Beaver fan. My earliest memories included trips to Parker Stadium and Gill Coliseum to watch the Beavers.
How to Stay Connected to the College of AgSci
READ THE SOURCE & PROGRESS MAGAZINE
The Source, the College of Agricultural Sciences newsletter, focuses on the accomplishments of our alumni and students and keeps you informed on the initiatives and milestones we pursue to advance the prestige of the college.
Progress magazine stories show how agriculture and natural resources contributes to the economy, environment, and social structure of Oregon and the world. Our goal is to capture the interest of people who might otherwise think they have no connection to agricultural research. We reach readers through a freshly redesigned, mobile-friendly website and an awarding-winning print magazine.
Grow With Us
Professional Development and Continuing Education Programs
Oregon State University's Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) can help you achieve a new level of success - in as little as five weeks.
Explore Online Certificates in Conservation and Natural Resources
Stand out in today’s job market by earning an in-demand certificate online. Oregon State’s certificate programs are designed to deepen your knowledge in specialized areas, providing you with practical skills and industry-relevant insights. With focused coursework developed by leaders in the field, you’ll be ready to take the next step in your career without the commitment of a full degree program.