Junior Duck Days

Student Information

Please complete the form to register for our upcoming event and, if desired, add up to three guests. Fill in the required fields marked with an asterisk (*). Please maintain student's information on this form to retain accurate data. Parent or guardian details can be entered in the guest registration section.

First Name *

Preferred First Name
Fill out this field if you go by a preferred name or nickname that is different than the name listed above.

Middle Name

Last Name *

Birthdate *

Email Address *

Mailing Address *

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Mobile phone number (student's number) *

Can we send you occasional text messages regarding important dates and deadlines for admission? *

Yes

Please note: Junior Duck Days is designed for current high school juniors/rising seniors in the Class of 2027. Sophomores in the Class of 2028 are welcome to register as well.

Are you currently in high school? *

Yes

When do you plan to enroll at UO? *

Have you attempted any college credits after graduating high school (or after the year you would have graduated)? *

Yes

Current or Most Recent School

Guest and Travel information

Each registered student can add up to 3 guests. Please include each guest's email address to ensure they receive confirmation and reminder communications.

Please let us know how many guests will be accompanying you. *

Guest 1

Relation to Student *

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Guest 2

Relation to Student *

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Guest 3

Relation to Student *

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Travel Information

Due to limited parking, we strongly encourage attendees to consider alternative transportation options, such as carpooling, public transit, ride sharing, walking, or bicycling (including Eugene’s public bike-share program, see PeaceHealth Rides map).

How are you planning to arrive on campus for check-in? *

Based on your response in the previous question, you do not need on-campus parking. If your plans change, please edit your registration at least 7 days prior to your event.

Do you need parking on campus? *

Yes, I plan to park on campus

Thanks for letting us know you will not need parking on campus. We look forward to seeing you at the event.

Thanks for letting us know you will be parking on campus. Since these events are hosted on Saturdays, parking is generally free on weekends in most campus surface lots. While permits are not required on weekends, you must still follow posted signage, avoid reserved/loading spots, and park within designated lines.

Other information and accommodation requests

Running Tour (optional)

Discover why Eugene is known as “TrackTown USA” on a 3.7-mile guided run through the scenic trails surrounding the UO campus. Ambassadors set a comfortable pace (about a 10-minute mile) and make frequent stops to highlight notable landmarks. Please bring appropriate running attire and shoes; the tour lasts approximately one hour. After the run, facilities will be available for you to shower and change before Juniors Duck Days check-in.

Saturday, May 16 at 08:45 AM - Junior Duck Days Running Tour

How many in your party (including yourself) will be attending the running tour? *

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