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.

Alumni Spotlight ⭐️ Hi, I'm Evan, I graduated from Oregon Tech in 2017. I have gone on to work at Seattle Children's Hospital, one of the top pediatric facilities in the country. I have worked here for over 2 years now and I love it. Working with kids is what I wanted to do for a long time. I enjoy being able to go on journeys with these kids some from birth. Many of these kids can be very sick from birth and may require respiratory interventions. Being able to bring them from a bleak outlook to giving them a chance at life is so satisfying.

Today the presidents of Oregon Tech and Klamath Community College (KCC) strengthened their institutional partnership by signing an agreement to promote college access, affordability, and bachelor’s degree completion for Air Force personnel enrolled through Community College of the Air Force at KCC. A huge thank you to 173rd Fighter Wing, Kingsley Field, who was a crucial partner in developing the program at both institutions to benefit air personnel in Klamath Falls and throughout the nation. Read more here:

Congratulations to Dental Hygiene recent graduate Mayra Rocha Ramos, who was awarded the Oregon Dental Hygienists' Association 2020 ODHA Future Leader Award. You may recognize Mayra from her time serving as president of the Student American Dental Hygienists’ Association organization at Oregon Tech, or as the recipient of the 2019 Oregon Tech Outstanding Community Service Award for her work as a leader in Dental Hygiene, translating clinical consent forms for Spanish-speaking parents during events like Malin Elementary Education Day. Thank you for your continued, exceptional work, Mayra!

It’s official! I have been accepted into the radiologic science medical imaging program at Oregon Institute of Technology for fall term 2020! Stay tuned for more posts documenting my journey. #college #collegelife #university #education #student #school #students #love #memes #study #studentlife #india #photography #instagram #friends #instagood #engineering #follow #xray #collegegirls #highschool #medicalimaging #motivation #meme #bhfyp #football #covid #classof #ncaa #oregontech

#PhilanthropyFriday kudos to Oregon Tech’s Dental Clinic for offering free cleanings and exams for kids through August in Klamath Falls. For more info, call the Oregon Tech Dental Clinic at (541) 885-1330 and ask about "free kids cleanings." #oregontech #dentalhygiene

Welcome to the family! Dylan is one of our Project Engineer Interns working with crews on Maui this summer. “Whether it be about the industry or life, the GBI family is always willing to share knowledge with me, and I really enjoy that.” – Dylan #wearegoodfellow #contractorofchoice #internship #summerinternship #construction #projectengineer #maui #oregontech #oregon #hustlinowls

During this time of difficulties, a team of Oregon Tech student veterans has come together to help the greater community of veterans. Through their program, Vets Helping Vets, the Student Veteran Program team have been working their way around the Klamath Basin, literally. Performing landscaping, groundskeeping, maintenance, and other tasks, they are making themselves known as a resource for veterans or families of veterans in need. ? One such story is Ray of Chiloquin, who has been diagnosed with cancer since the team began getting to know him. ?