Oregon Tech Board of Trustees approve new program in Cybersecurity
Trustees approved board appointments including a new vice chair, and a new bachelor’s degree program in cybersecurity; and heard updates on other programs and services
Go Yoga! Oregon Tech Students Invest to Re-envision the Campus Student Recreation Center in Klamath Falls
Trustees approved students’ recommendation for a fee to modernize the student recreation center in Klamath Falls, reviewed Oregon Tech’s mission statement and approved the recommendation for appointment of a new student member of the Board of Trustees
Keeping its promise to students, Oregon Tech reduces tuition rate for 2019-20
Oregon Tech will use much of this increased funding to benefit its students by reducing the tuition increase rates
Oregon Tech Board Chair Lisa Graham Named to National “Influential Women in Manufacturing” List
The 27 women who join the ranks of the 2019 class of Influential Women in Manufacturing are recognized for their change leadership in manufacturing
Higher Education Coordinating Commission unanimously endorses Oregon Tech’s revised mission statement
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
Oregon Senate Confirms New Trustee, Dana Londen, for Oregon Tech Governing Board
Trustee Londen studies Geomatics at Oregon Tech's Klamath Falls campus and is on course to graduate in June 2020
Oregon Tech Board of Trustees approves appointment of new board chair and vice chair, welcomes new student board member
The Board approved the appointment of a new board chair, vice chair, and welcomed a new board member in the student position
Oregon Tech Board of Trustees emphasizes increased financial aid to students in setting tuition and fees
In consultation with student government leadership, the university proposed reducing mandatory fees by about 12 percent and 15 percent for the Klamath Falls and Portland-Metro students, respectively. The university administration also provided updates on new financial aid and emergency loan programs available to students as they navigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.