CSET Community Comes Together in Salem Computer Systems Engineering Technology (CSET) brought the energy to Guentner's Gardens on August 2, where about 70 people—faculty, alumni, and interns—came together to reconnect and build new relationships. Guests represented a wide range of industries, including Garmin, Intel, Microsoft, Datalogic, Leviton, Rohde & Schwarz, and Cambia. Portland-Metro faculty in attendance included Phong Nguyen, Dr. Fuat Karakaya, Pramiti Barua, Arthur Spears, Gage Sills, and Tanel Helmik.

Oregon Tech College of HAS Program Assistants Shawndell Horstman and Ronda Keating shared another successful year representing the Natural Science, Medical Imaging, Respiratory Therapy, and Communication Studies departments at Oregon Tech’s internal recruiting fair booth.

Ten Oregon Tech students from Klamath Falls, Portland-Metro, and Online have arrived in Helsinki, Finland, for the ICT Summer School at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences Metropolia Ammattikorkeakoulu. The program begins Monday, August 4, and allows students to attend one, two, or all three weeks as part of Oregon Tech’s independent study abroad option. ICT Summer School brings together students and faculty from around the world, offering a global, multicultural learning environment.

Join Oregon Tech alumni in August for National Make-A-Will Month. Build your legacy by creating a free will through www.freewill.com/oit. In just 20 minutes, you can protect your loved ones and support the future of Oregon Tech innovators.

President Nagi Naganathan was honored to attend the Wings and Eagles Airshow at Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base as a guest of Wing Commander Colonel Adam Gaudinski. The event showcased the great skills and hard work of the Kingsley team, along with incredible performances by the Air Force, Navy, and more. It was also an opportunity for Oregon Tech to build a stronger relationship with Kingsley Field and work together more in the future to help our students and community. Video credit for the opening Thunderbirds footage goes to Oregon Tech General Council Dave Groff.

Oregon Tech @nuclearmedicineoit students Will Duarte and Cody Mueller recently attended the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technologist Section Future Leaders Academy in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Academy trains students to become future leaders in the field through workshops and networking with professionals and peers from across the country.

Congratulations to the Oregon Tech students who were named to the President's or Dean's List for Spring 2025! www.oit.edu/news/2024-2025-spring-term-presidents-and-deans-list Full-time undergraduate students (12 credit hours or more) are eligible for academic honors. If you have any questions, please contact the Registrar's Office at 541-885-1300.

Curious about mapping, drones, or how location data powers the world around us? High school students are invited to Oregon Tech’s Geomatics Summer Camp, a four-day experience exploring geospatial technology and surveying. August 4-7, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Free to attend, thanks to a grant sponsored by the Oregon Department of Transportation Students will explore hands-on activities, use cutting-edge tools, and learn alongside Oregon Tech faculty. Register now at www.oit.edu/GIScamp

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This is Leiden: Students were welcomed to city hall by Martin Verwoest, Leiden City Planner, who shared how the city is planning for a liveable future through clean energy, active mobility, green spaces, and community-centered development. As you'd expect from Oregon Tech students, they asked questions about preserving historical buildings while integrating modern electrical infrastructure, use of hydro power, designing housing for healthcare needs, improving accessibility in historic districts, and cultural influences that support public transportation use. In the afternoon, students toured