Diversity Center
Here at Oregon Tech, we are committed to fostering a safe and welcoming campus for all students, faculty, and staff by increasing understanding, sensitivity and awareness to diversity. The Diversity Center supports these efforts by coordinating programs such as coffee hours, special events, discussions, films and other educational programs. With the firm support of the administration, faculty and the tireless energy of Oregon Tech students, the Diversity Center is a valuable resource on campus:
- To promote the free exchange of ideas in a safe and oppression free environment
- To provide programs that encourage diversity awareness and appreciation for human dignity
- To listen attentively to the voices of the Oregon Tech community
- To address all relevant issues with patience and impartiality
For more information or assistance, please call 541.885.1847.
Meet the Staff
Kat Altair( More... )
Kat is the DC Student Director and is currently a junior in the Applied Psychology program. Before coming to Klamath Falls, Kat lived in Eureka, CA,and has traveled extensively.
MyHanh Dills (Mimi)( More... )
Mimi, a Vietnamese-American, has always been drawn to multicultural and diverse lifestyles.
Mimi looks forward to working in the Diversity Center and participating in opportunities that allow her and other Oregon Tech students to learn new traditions, celebrations and languages.
I love to see all cultures respect their differences and embrace one another as equals.
She is a junior in the Echocardiography program, a member of the Oregon Tech International Club and active in the Women’s Resource Center.
Kim Green( More... )
Hi Everyone! I’m Kim Green, the Special Events Coordinator for the Diversity Center. I also work as a tutor is CFLAT so maybe you will recognize me from there. I’m a junior in the Vascular Ultrasound program, and when I’m not in the lab practicing my scanning, I enjoy reading, hanging out with my friends, and anything sports related. What attracted me to the DC was the open and accepting environment that it represents. It is a place where anyone can go without having to worry about feeling judged, or excluded. Being involved with the DC is also a great way to learn about other cultures, which I find vastly fascinating.
Mihajlo Matic( More... )
Mihajlo is an international student from Serbia and has been at Oregon Tech (and with the Diversity Center) for two years. Mihajlo coordinates the coffee hours which are held Tuesdays @ 2PM in the DC Student Lounge. These events bring students, faculty and community members together to share their culture and experiences. All welcome.