Student Life at Oregon Tech Portland-Metro
The department of Student Involvement & Belonging supports the meaningful growth and development of Oregon Tech students throughout the life of their university experience. Through active partnership with our students, opportunities are created for hands-on learning, self-discovery, leadership, teamwork, diversity, community service, and social justice in an environment that is rewarding, energetic and fun.
Get involved in the Oregon Tech community by participating in student organizations and campus activities! There are countless student-led, co-curricular programs that provide students with opportunities to network, build skills, and connect with local industry.
Student Involvement & Belonging also hosts events each term that provide extra support and enrichment for students, faculty, and staff.
Get Connected ~ Get Involved
2023 Women in STEM Conference
Get Involved & Share your Passion
Start a New Club
It only takes 5 students + 1 advisor (full-time Oregon Tech employee) to start a new club at Oregon Tech. If you have a new club that you'd like to start, please contact the Student Involvement & Belonging team by emailing kim.faks@oit.edu. Find out more here.
You are welcome! You are seen!
Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all Oregon Tech sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, please contact Disability Services or the Office of Human Resources.
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Stay connected with Student Involvement & Belonging wherever you are!
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
PORTLAND-METRO: Oregon Tech's Portland-Metro campus resides on the ancestral and contemporary home of the Clackamas, Kathlamet, Multnomah, the Tualatin Kalapuya People, Tumwater, and the Watlala bands of the Chinook, who have stewarded this land since time immemorial.
We also respectfully acknowledge the many tribes and bands of the Klamath Basin region, the many Indigenous nations and lands along the Columbia, and the continued sovereignty of the nine tribes of Oregon and Northern Californian tribes that have ties to this land. It is important to acknowledge the ancestors of this place and to recognize that we are all here because of the sacrifices forced upon them. We also respectfully acknowledge the many Indigenous nations, bands, and tribes lands along the Columbia River. In doing so, we hope to honor their legacy and lives, as well as continue to build the relationship with the Native peoples of this region, the state of Oregon, and across the United States.
