Thank you to another wonderful alumni ? “I have worked at Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital for 4 1/2 years now. We are a 25 bed critical-access rural hospital. I love being a respiratory therapist because of the variety. As RTs, we are capable of treating a large array of patients with countless therapies, medications, and procedures. We work in all units of the hospital at Hood River: FBC, ER, general medicine, ICU, PACU, outpatient, and same day surgery.

#MadLoveMonday kudos for the Oregon Tech business students who continue to make us proud! This team won two competitions this year. The first case was for the development of a marketing plan for an innovative medical technology startup and the second case was for a cryptocurrency company. As part of their win, they were provided an opportunity for a paid internship with the competition sponsor, Coinsource. Three of the students took advantage of the internship this summer (the other student already had a full-time job offer prior to graduation).

Micah always wondered what it would be like to be part of a construction team, like the ones he use to drive by along the road. During his internship, he had the opportunity to work on a taxiway reconstruction project that showed him exactly what it takes! . . . #wearegoodfellow #contractorofchoice #internship #summerinternship #construction #projectengineer #maui #oregontech #oregon #hustlinowls

The Oregon Tech Dental Hygiene Class of 2020 (Klamath Falls) has achieved a 100% pass rate on their dental hygiene board examinations administered by the Central Region Dental Testing Services, Inc., allowing each graduate to apply for and receive their dental hygiene licenses. This class of 22 students graduated in March from the Oregon Tech Dental Hygiene Program, earning the Bachelor of Science degrees in Dental Hygiene.

On this #madlovemonday we focus on Oregon Tech business professor Pat Schaeffer, who teaches Operations Management and brings his expertise in Lean Six Sigma and Project Management to the university. Photographed here is Professor Schaeffer and a few of the 2019 Green Belt certification recipients. Thanks for all you do for our students and future alumni leaders! Go Owls! #oregontech #leansixsigma

It is hard to find the words to say how proud faculty are of their former students and now wonderful alumni! Thank you for doing such a wonderful job taking care of patients and representing Oregon Tech’s Respiratory Care Program. #respiratorytherapy #respiratorycare #respiratory #alumni #intensivecareunit #patientcare #rtsrock #RRT #oregoninstituteoftechnology #oregontech #respiratorycareprogram #bachelorsdegree #klamathfalls #klamathbasin #southernoregon #???

A warm welcome to Marc Campolo, Ph.D.! Dr. Campolo recently joined Oregon Tech/OHSU as director of the new Doctor of Physical Therapy program, the first doctoral degree for Oregon Tech. Read all about Dr. Campolo and this new program at: https://tinyurl.com/yxo2amqs #oregontech ##physicaltherapy

Congratulations to the 1,239 students who earned President's and Dean's List honors during Spring term! ? These full-time undergraduate students completed a crazy Spring term with a 3.30 and above GPA. Please contact the Registrar's Office at 541.885.1300 with any questions.

Spending his summer working as a project engineer intern with Adroit Construction Co., junior Mathew Dougan is leaving his mark on Oregon Tech, literally. Since beginning his internship with Adroit in June, Mathew has been helping the construction team on the Center for Excellence in Engineering and Technology (CEET) building at Oregon Tech’s Klamath Falls campus. “In the time that I have interned with Adroit, I have been able to connect many of the concepts from my classes to the real world.

Allow us to introduce you to Charlie L., a former #LittleBrother in our mentoring program, member of the Class of 2020, and a proud recipient of a #JBBBSLA Scholarship. Here is what Charlie has to say about what being a JBBBSLA Scholar means to him. . . . “I'm very happy and honored to have received a scholarship from Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters. This scholarship acknowledges the hard work that I did in high school as well as the time that I've spent as a Little Brother.