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Population health management is about keeping people out of the hospital- by helping people manage chronic illness, prevent disease and disability, and investing in the community conditions that support the well-being of everyone

With helpful engagement from students, Oregon Tech Board of Trustees approved a 9% tuition increase, with the caveat that it will be decreased by 1% for every $20 million more given to public universities above the Co-chairs of Ways and Means budget

Dawn Lowe-Wincentsen and Addie Clark were recognized as 2019 Oregon Education Resources champions by Open Oregon, an organization that promotes textbook affordability for community college and university students, and facilitates widespread adoption of open, low-cost, high-quality materials

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.

The Class of 2019 includes 751 individuals with a great future ahead of them with a current competitive edge of 97 percent of Oregon Tech graduates employed or in graduate programs within six months of graduation. The high return on investment is reinforced by the $60,000 starting median salary those graduates earn

As a nod to his alma mater, Mr. Rossi has honored Oregon Tech with a $50,000 gift to the Foundational Campaign for the Future– symbolic of his company’s 50th anniversary

Oregon Tech will use much of this increased funding to benefit its students by reducing the tuition increase rates

With an eye toward the plastics that are causing big headaches for recycling efforts, The Reclaimers are working on a machine that will turn waste plastic back into crude oil using the pyrolysis process

In honor of KMSB’s $100,000 contribution and Dr. Graham’s extensive commitment to the Klamath Falls medical community, Oregon Tech is proud to announce the naming of a laboratory in Dr. Graham’s name

The following students have been named to the 2018-2019 Spring Term President's and Dean's list at Oregon Institute of Technology