Board of Trustees

Budget development process for 2017-18 is underway, Bachelor of Science in Professional Writing approved unanimously, the OMIC will be able to move forward later this year and open its doors

Liam Perry, a civil engineering student at the Klamath Falls campus, will begin his term July 1

Oregon Tech will reduce its base tuition by 1 percent from its proposed level for every additional $20 million above the Governor’s budget, to a floor of 4 percent

The Oregon Tech Board of Trustees met for its spring meeting, approving the 2017-18 operating budget for the University

To help realize the vision, President Naganathan spoke of the need for a vibrant beginning and shared a dynamic, short-term action plan

Progress report on the Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center (OMIC), discussing the university’s long-term vision and mission, and learning about the university’s Honors Program.

Tuition levels for academic year 2018-19 and recommendation of new members for the Board of Trustees.

Events surrounding the Investiture include the Catalyze Klamath Falls Challenge and Project Symposium & Open House

Rosalind “Rose” McClure, associate professor of Natural Sciences, and Grace Rusth, academic partnerships coordinator for Oregon Tech, will begin terms on July 1.

Mike Starr is the vertical leader of actuation of Boeing Global Services and an Oregon Tech alumnus from Klamath Falls