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Kayla de Hoop, BS/MS candidate in civil engineering, received a scholarship designed to promote the advancement of the transportation profession by providing financial assistance to students pursuing degrees in transportation engineering or other related fields

At every project, the dental hygiene students provided oral health education on-site at the school location that included hands-on, age appropriate activities

Generous gift from the trust of the late Gerda Hyde fulfills her wish to fully endow the Hyde Memorial Scholarship

The 27 women who join the ranks of the 2019 class of Influential Women in Manufacturing are recognized for their change leadership in manufacturing

Revisions to the mission statement will help direct the organizational strategy, providing both purpose and goals, reflecting what the university sees as most important in its role as one of Oregon’s seven public universities, and the only polytechnic university in the state

Dr. Mott brings a rich portfolio of academic excellence; leading departments and programs; developing facilities; advancing applied research and scholarship; and a focus on diversity and a commitment to student success

An official NCHC project, the University’s Honors Program sponsored a Partners in the Parks project at Crater Lake National Park, bringing 11 students from six different states, representing seven different university Honors Colleges and Programs, to Oregon Tech and Crater Lake National Park

The Data Science program answers the quickly growing need for analysts of “big data,” and the first undergraduate program of its kind at a public university in Oregon

Project Owl is a hands-on learning and technical training kit designed to encourage middle school and high school students to pursue STEM majors and careers in engineering, taking a cross-disciplinary approach by integrating computer science, computer engineering and electrical engineering

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