Help Bring Home the Gold this 4th of July with a contribution to help revitalize Oregon Tech's track and field facility. www.oit.edu/gold #OregonTech #PhilanthropyFriday #studentathletes

Give a round of applause for Mario Segura and Hanna Wolf, who created a natural tree structure with photovoltaic solar leaves and a vertical wind turbine to generate power and took home the $10,000 grand prize at the Inventor Collegiate Challenge! 🌳🏆👏 As the overall winner of the competition, they also earned a slot at a national competition organized by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) this fall. The second team from Oregon Tech, BioMass Gas, also received high honors, earning fourth place!

️🏆 Congratulations to the 1,209 students who completed Spring Term 2021 with a 3.30 and above grade point average! ️🏆 See their names here: www.oit.edu/news/2020-2021-spring-term-presidents-and-deans-list

With an overall school GPA of 3.47 Oregon Tech Student-Athletes led the Cascade Collegiate Conference as every Owl team earned Presidents' Academic Excellence status for the recently completed 2020-21 school year. Great work, Owls!

Props to the student team from Oregon Tech, Electerro for claiming the top prize at this year’s Invent Oregon competition! Electerro’s prototype is a solar and wind generator built to resemble a birch tree which promises to deliver power without the impact of utility-scale electricity generation.

A disappointing but encouraging day today for OTR FSAE. We spent all night last night until 4am, then went straight to retry tech inspection, where after 2 tries we passed and rushed to fuel. A crack in our fuel tank nearly ended our run, but we quickly fixed it and moved to tilt with less than 30 minutes left. After about 20 minutes we went to noise where we discovered we had starter solenoid problems and we coerced Eva to start. Passed noise in 1 attempt, and went on to brakes with >1 minute left.

The track remodel is progressing! It will be great when they finish! #OregonTech_Libraries #OregonTech #klamathfallsoregon #klamathfalls #collegelibrary#oregontechtrack

Oregon Institute of Technology virtually celebrated the Class of 2021 last weekend, Saturday, June 12. Among the 848 individuals, some who received multiple degrees, are graduates of the inaugural Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity. First announced in 2019, faculty designed the Cybersecurity degree to meet the significant need facing Oregon and the country. The program allows students to venture into this highly sought-after and exciting field, confident that security professionals are essential in today’s data-driven society.