Klamath Falls

The Oregon Tech Board of Trustees met October 8 and 9 at its Klamath Falls Campus, covering agenda items from budget approval to the university’s Academic Plan to the broader issues affecting students at Oregon Tech overall

A new community based project that gives students real world experience through improving efficiency in patient care at several clinics of the Klamath Health Partnership (KHP)

Members of the Klamath Falls community and visitors alike will now have access to the fastest, greenest, and first free electric vehicle charging station within 100 miles, thanks to the generosity of an Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) alumnus, Jim Wegat

Oregon Tech’s efforts to meet student demand for polytechnic degrees and expand college access for Oregonians has led to a 12.0 percent growth in headcount over last year, a total of 513 new students

Oregon’s only polytechnic university places in the top third on all lists, and in the top 16 percent of all U.S. schools based on median earnings

Review for approval of the BS in Mechanical Engineering degree at a new location in Wilsonville; and review for approval of a capital budget for the soccer field rehabilitation project at Oregon Tech’s Klamath Falls campus

The following students have been named to the 2015-2016 Fall Term President's and Dean's Lists

Oregon Tech and Mazama High School signed an agreement today to create pathways for students in Science, Technology, Engineering, Management, and Medical interests

Junior in Software Engineering, Lydia Doza, selected to sit in First Lady Michelle Obama's box during State of the Union Address. Lydia is an ambassador for young Native Americans who encourages youth to get involved in science

Board of Trustees cover agenda items from approval of a new soccer field to discussing issues related to the university finances, online and high school programs, a new report on Oregon Tech’s economic footprint in its two major communities, and other items.