Vanport Extension Center

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Vanport Extension Center was the original post–World War II institution in Vanport, Oregon, that later evolved into Portland State University.

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Vanport Extension Center canonical 1
Vanport, Oregon 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf higher education institution
public college
campusType urban
closedOrRelocatedAfterEvent Vanport flood of 1948
country United States of America
surface form: United States
educationLevel undergraduate
establishedAfterEvent World War II
hasSuccessor Portland State University
surface form: Portland State College

Portland State University
historicalRole origin institution of Portland State University
post–World War II extension center
inception 1946
languageOfInstruction English
laterKnownAs Portland State University
locatedIn Oregon
Portland metropolitan area
Vanport Extension Center self-linksurface differs
surface form: Vanport, Oregon
namedAfter Vanport
offers extension courses
operatedBy Oregon University System
surface form: Oregon State System of Higher Education
partOf public higher education in Oregon
predecessorOf Portland State University
primaryPurpose to provide higher education opportunities for returning World War II veterans
regionServed Portland, Oregon area
relocatedTo Portland
surface form: Portland, Oregon
state Oregon
studentPopulationCharacteristic many students were military veterans
timePeriod post–World War II era
uses GI Bill
surface form: GI Bill benefits

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Portland State University formerName Vanport Extension Center
Vanport Extension Center locatedIn Vanport Extension Center self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Vanport, Oregon