Oregon Tech Board of Trustees applaud improved Student Success Rates, limit tuition increases in support of access and affordability
Tuition levels for academic year 2018-19 and recommendation of new members for the Board of Trustees.
Faculty and Staff Reunite on Campus for Convocation
Employees were recognized for outstanding service to students and to the university
Oregon Tech community welcomes Dr. Nagi Naganathan this week as its 7th president
Dr. Naganathan spends his first week meeting with the campus community
Oregon Tech grad proves hard work still prevails
Oregon Tech is somewhat unique from other universities in that its graduates typically fare favorably in the working world post-graduation. The university prides itself on building relationships with local tech companies, and provides many programs that allow students to intern and work alongside respected companies such as Intel and in Gerkensmeyer’s case, Boeing.
Oregon Tech Board of Trustees Approve 3% Tuition Increase for 2016-17 academic year
Approval of tuition rates for the 2016-17 academic year, and review of operating and capital budget directions for the 2017-19 biennial budget
Grant from Pacific Power Foundation helps Oregon Tech Foundation reach new Milestone of a Half Million Dollars in Scholarship Funds
Grant will be used to improve access and affordability for First-Generation Engineers
Tracy Ricketts Promoted to Associate VP for Development and Alumni Relations
Tracy Ricketts has been promoted to Associate Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations for the University
2014 Alumni and Student Awards Banquet
Alumni, students, parents, and friends of the Oregon Institute of Technology are welcome to attend this event dedicated to recognizing outstanding alumni and students on Friday, June 13th at 5:30 pm in Klamath Falls.
Text-Messaging Proposal from Oregon Tech Shines at Education Summit
Michelle Obama singles out Oregon Tech’s efforts at Education Summit
New Standards Could Boost OIT Enrollment
Oregon Institute of Technology officials think new statewide college enrollment standards could provide a boost to enrollment numbers. The state Board of Higher Education's Committee on Academic Strategies approved the new policy, which allows students ...