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Our mission is to provide community service and volunteer opportunities to the Oregon Tech students and community.

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Volunteer Owls, Department of Campus Life

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October 7-11: Pride Week
October 26: Housing's Haunted House
November 1-2: Family Weekend
January 18-19: Tech Con
January 22: Career Services Etiquette Dinner
February 13- 15: Winter Wings Festival
February 22: Ross Ragland Theater's Red Tie Romp
March 23-27: Spring Break Service Trip
April 18: International Dinner
April 22: Earth Day
April 20: Housing's Easter Egg Scramble (Housing also needs help preparing all month)
May 2: Spring Open House
May 16: Campus Volunteer Day
June: Music Garden Festival
June 13: Commencement

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Spring Break 2020

For $100 you can join the Volunteer Owls on an Alternative Spring Break Service Trip. Details to be posted in Winter Term.

Service Projects

One Saturday per month, students will have the chance to volunteer in a variety of local community service projects taking place throughout the morning in Klamath Falls. Come out and show your OWL colors with support to local community organizations! A free t-shirt and lunch will be provided to participants back on campus following the completion of projects.

Ongoing Opportunities to Serve

We have found that many of our students have a desire to serve but don’t know how to identify opportunities, while many local organizations struggle to find volunteers. In order to help bridge this gap, we have created an online database of volunteer opportunities in our community! This list will continue to be updated as we receive more registrations from community agencies, so check back often!

Alternative Break Service Trips

Spring Break- Students participate in a week long community service adventure in a different location. Our first trip was Spring 2013, when we traveled to Sisters, Oregon and assisted in a remodeling project for a veteran. For the past three years, the V-Owls are headed to San Francisco to help communities in need and several conservation agencies.