Nagi G. Naganathan MS‘81, president of Oregon Institute of Technology, was awarded an honorary doctor of science degree at Clarkson University's spring 2020 Commencement on Saturday, May 22. Check out his inspiring speech here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGPBi7hJgBg

Meet senior Josie Hanel, who will be one of three graduates representing the Class of 2021 during commencement on June 12. As a first-generation college student from Lakeview, Josie attributes her success to the support of her parents, grandparents, TOP advisors & her faculty members. Josie’s campus involvement includes being an active member of Kappa Xi Alpha sorority & participating in many campus & community service events.

Showing some local love. 💙 Dental Hygiene students providing dental cleanings in Klamath County.

They are headed to nationals (virtually)!

This weeks TOP Student Story comes from Melody Hight! #oit #oregontech #topstudentstory

This Give A Hoot Day, you can support Makerspaces at the Portland-Metro or Klamath Falls campuses! The 1970s are still in the lead for the alumni Battle of the Decades with the 2010s in 2nd place. View live updates: igfn.us/e/vjdpjg or text HootDay to 41444 #OregonTech #GiveAHootDay #HootDay #owlsgive

️🏆 Congratulations to the 1,282 students who completed Winter Term 2021 with a 3.30 and above grade point average! ️🏆 See their names here: www.oit.edu/news/2020-2021-winter-term-presidents-and-deans-list

Congratulations to Sarah Hillaire, who placed second in the technical paper competition at the 2021 American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Pacific Northwest Student Conference. Her paper and oral presentation articulated the ways the civil engineering profession should respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sarah supported her contention that civil engineers should be considered essential workers on the basis that civil infrastructure is critical to maintaining the primary functions of society and delivering vaccines, supplies, and treatments quickly.

Five student teams competed in Catalyze Klamath Falls to turn their product ideas and prototypes into real businesses in Klamath County, winning a pool of more than $18,000.