The "passengers" riding in the back of a new, one-of-a-kind medical training vehicle may be manikins, but they are certainly no dummies. The lifelike figures
Six new scholarships available through Oregon Tech/OHSU's joint EMS programs are intended for underserved populations and recognize students who embody the university’s emphasis on inclusion, innovation and impact
A team of Oregon Tech business students won a national business case study competition, taking them to the worldwide stage in April. The contest was designed for business students to work directly with a startup company to develop a solution addressing a real business challenge.
In support of those students who are the first in their families to attend college, Oregon Tech participated in a nationwide event, First-Generation College Celebration, on Nov. 8.
Placing at No. 165 nationwide as one of the Best Universities for a Bachelor’s Degree, the study lists the University’s early career pay at $61,200 and mid-career pay at $106,800
Spending the weeks up until the national competition practicing, the Oregon Tech team members earned a fourth place finish in both the construction speed and construction economy (speed/weight) categories. Overall, the team placed 19th out of 41 teams.
Partnership with Oregon Institute of Technology to expand access to the college’s Renewable Energy Engineering program and encourage the development of a high-tech workforce in rural communities