Oregon Tech’s Eclipse Balloon Team successfully streams eclipse for 2 hours, retrieves NASA payload intact
Live stream sent out images of the shadow of the eclipse and the landscapes of Oregon from the coast to the Cascade mountain range.
Seasoned Legislative Advisor Kate Sinner named Associate Vice President for Government Relations and Strategic Partnerships for Oregon Tech
Ms. Sinner joins Oregon Tech from her current role as deputy legislative director in the Oregon Governor’s Office, where she served during the 2016 and 2017 legislative sessions.
Faculty and Staff Reunite on Campus for Convocation
Employees were recognized for outstanding service to students and to the university
2016-2017 Summer Term President's and Dean's List
The following students have been named to the 2016-2017 Summer Term President's and Dean's list at Oregon Institute of Technology.
Oregon Tech Begins Academic Year with New Leadership
The 2017-18 academic year promises to be a trailblazing one as Oregon Tech
Executive Director of South Metro-Salem STEM Partnership Selected for Elite National Fellowship Program
Dr. Melissa Dubois named LEAD STEM Fellow to accelerate advancement of STEM education
Board of Trustees endorse President Naganathan’s bold vision and strategy for Oregon Institute of Technology
To help realize the vision, President Naganathan spoke of the need for a vibrant beginning and shared a dynamic, short-term action plan
Oregon Tech enrollment up almost 5% and 5,500 students; sets new record for retention at almost 80%
Oregon’s public polytechnic university has seen total ten year growth exceeding 65 percent across its campuses in Klamath Falls, Portland-Metro (in Wilsonville), Online, and other sites
Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center expands members with addition of Mitsubishi Materials Corporation
Brings total OMIC manufacturing partners to eight at its Scappoose, Oregon facility
Oregon Tech Foundation scholarship applications now open
The Oregon Tech Foundation scholarship program currently provides 234 scholarships to deserving students, awarding a total of $640,000.