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Oregon CIS is a public consortium administered by the University of Oregon as an Outreach Center of the College of Education. 

As part of Oregon's Partnership for Occupational and Career Information (POCI), Oregon CIS works closely with the Oregon Employment Department, Oregon Department of Education, and Oregon Department of Community Colleges and Workforce Development to ensure that Oregonians have access to the best labor market and career information possible.

Oregon CIS is a part of the national intoCAREERS network of CIS Operators.

 Oregon CIS is an organizational member of the Association of Computer-Based Systems for Career Information (ACSCI). CIS for Internet is fully compliant with the ACSCI Standards for Comprehensive Systems.

 

Spring edition of Keywords now online

The CIS newsletter is mailed and published online three times each year.  The Spring 2009 issue highlights the CIS Jr  pilot, fall 2009 enhancements to CIS, and CIS Board Awards.  If you are on our mailing list, you should have received a printed copy in the mail.  If you would like to read the newsletter now, click on the link below. 

Read the Spring 2009 Issue.

Sign up for the CIS news list

Oregon CIS will be moving to an electronic newsletter starting with the Fall 2009 edition.  This means that in order to continue to receive the newsletter, we need your e-mail address.  If you are not sure that we have your e-mail address, please take a few minutes to sign-up today.  Click here to register for our online news list.

2009 CIS Board Awards

Debbie Kearns, Dayton High School's School to Work Coordinator, was recognized for career guidance excellence at her small Yamhill County school.  Click here for the full story.

Cheryl Bower, retiring principal of Sprague High School, was recognized for career achievement.  Click here to read about this year's recipient.

Heidi Edwards, Portland Community College's Retention Coordinator, was the 2009 recipient of the CIS Board Award for leadership.  Click here to learn more.

Worried about funding for your CIS license?

Consider asking a local business or organization to sponsor your license. Click here to find suggestions for your sponsorship campaign.
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Use Oregon Reality Check

Will you be able to support the lifestyle you want?  Use Reality Check to find out.

Do you have dreams about the life you want to live in your future?  Reality Check can help you learn how.  You first select your lifestyle options.  You can then find out how much money you will need to earn to support your choices and find occupations that match these lifestyle needs.  Or you can create a lifestyle based upon your occupation of choice.

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Parent Involvement = Future Success Parents

Parents are the most influential people in their children's career decisions, and now we have a website just for Oregon parents. Check out MyChildsFuture.org and share this resource with parents you know and work with.

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