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With the ongoing support of Boeing University Relations Grants, EWB can continue their work of a Slow Sand Filter (SSF) treatment system serving the village of Hanga, Tanzania.

Oregon Tech employees rallied together to achieve an outstanding $7,846.45 or 1,480 pounds of food donated! Oregon Tech employee payroll contributions alone amounted for $6,232.

The following students have been named to the 2013 Winter Term President's and Dean's Lists at Oregon Institute of Technology.

The Oregon Tech Foundation extends its thanks to donors for recognizing the importance of continuing education.

More than 1,200 new laser/optics technicians and engineers are needed per year in the US and only 230 students graduate with that specialty.

Oregon Institute of Technology President Dr. Chris Maples recently started blogging for The Huffington Post regarding issues in higher education.

To train students with the most advanced ultrasound technology available, Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) installed 16 AplioTM 300 ultrasound systems from Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc.

On paper, it’s difficult to believe Dr. Mateo Aboy is less than 40 years old. In addition to multiple degrees in a variety of disciplines from universities such as University of London, Aboy is a Registered Patent Agent and the Associate Provost and Vice President for Research at Oregon Tech.

An Oregon company developing a “smart” solar powered, rooftop ventilator that can lower energy costs in industrial buildings ranging from big-box superstores to agricultural barns is using a commercialization grant from Oregon BEST (the Oregon Built Environment & Sustainable Technologies Center) to tap research expertise at Oregon Tech to generate test data that will enable the company to market its product nationally.