Megan Temple: A Beacon of Leadership

EUGENE, Ore. – Bushnell University alumna Megan Temple ’16, MAL ’20, has spent the past two years promoting the virtues of Eugene and its surroundings while working at Travel Lane County, where she is currently the Senior Director of Partner and Community Engagement. Based on her valuable contributions to and promising future in the local tourism industry, Temple was named one of Destinations International’s 2023 30 Under 30 recipients. 

Temple graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2016 with an undergraduate degree in education and in 2020 with a graduate degree in leadership. While at Bushnell, she worked as an Admissions Counselor, no doubt honing her skills in connecting with others. Now she gets to promote the beautiful Lane County, from the high peaks of the Cascades to the dunes of the coast. 

For more details about Temple, you can read the original story here. 

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