Innovation thrives through collaboration. Thank you, Representative Daniel Nguyen, for visiting Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center R&D and learning how Oregon's universities and industry partners are transforming applied research into real-world innovation that helps companies grow, compete, and create the jobs of tomorrow.

Oregon Tech faculty are leading a new project to make the story of Fort Astoria in Astoria, Ore., more accessible through immersive, location-based audio storytelling. With a $200,000 matching grant from the National Park Service's American Battlefield Protection Program, Dr.

New healthcare training equipment is coming to Oregon Tech, supported by grant funding aimed at preparing students for real-world clinical work. The university also landed separate grant support for an accessible history project tied to Fort Astoria. Read the full story for FREE on our website, link in bio. #OregonTech #KlamathFalls #HigherEducation #RuralHealthcare #OregonHistory

In June, Oregon Tech welcomed the next generation of cybersecurity professionals to campus with free camps for middle and high school students. Hosted through Oregon Tech's Educational Partnerships and Outreach (EPO) program, the camps gave 30 students the opportunity to explore online safety, ethical hacking, digital forensics, cryptography, cyber defense, and more through hands-on activities, team challenges, and real-world problem solving. Students participated in Capture the Flag competitions, phishing investigations, cybersecurity labs, and group projects while building skills that can

Congratulations to Oregon Tech student Jackson Minsker @jackminsker on winning a onewheel competition over the Fourth of July weekend! Jackson, a Mechanical Engineering major (pictured center), claimed the win in the Men's ORL Pro segment at the Battle at the Butte, defeating the defending Race For The Rail champion in the process.

The path to a debt-free degree is built on a few specific habits. First, shift your mindset to see the work as a high-paying hourly wage; spending a few hours to secure a $1,000 scholarship is essentially earning $200 an hour. Second, don't go it alone. Be humble enough to ask professors or mentors for help, as they are often excited to be part of your potential success. Finally, remember the most important rule: apply early, apply often, and don't count yourself out. Your future is waiting on a few paragraphs.

Oregon Tech's Geomatics program has received a 2026 National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) Surveying Education Award, along with a $10,000 award to support student success. This national recognition reflects the program's commitment to preparing the next generation of licensed land surveyors and geospatial professionals through a combination of classroom learning, field experience, and industry engagement.

This week’s Voices of Oregon Tech celebrates three Distinguished Donor families whose generosity is helping shape the future of Oregon Tech and the lives of generations of students. Hear from John Stilwell, Glen and Sherry Thomet, and Dee and Tom Thompson, community leaders whose philanthropy reflects a shared belief in the power of education to transform lives. Their extraordinary investments have created lasting opportunities across campus, including the John and Lois Stilwell Softball Stadium, endowed scholarships that expand access to a world-class education, the Kip Thomet Memorial Fiel

Robotics, AI and chipmaking came together during a two-week semiconductor training camp in Beaverton. Oregon Tech mechanical engineering students Grayson Moore and Kanon Kintner joined students from across Oregon to build and code robotic rovers, explore semiconductor manufacturing and learn from engineers at Analog Devices and Intel. The experience offered a close look at the growing connections between engineering, automation, artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing. Read the full story at the link in bio. #OregonTech #Semiconductors #Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #Southern

The following students have been named to the 2025-2026 Spring Term president's and dean's list at Oregon Institute of Technology. https://www.oit.edu/news/2025-2026-spring-term-presidents-and-deans-list Only full-time undergraduate students (12 credit hours or more at Oregon Tech) are eligible for academic honors. Please contact the Registrar's Office at 541-885-1300 with any questions.