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Oregon Tech Celebrates Engineers Week 2025 🔧⚙️📐 Since its founding by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) in 1951, Engineers Week has been dedicated to fostering a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce. Engineers Week highlights the critical role engineers play in improving quality of life and promotes the importance of technical education, math, science, and technology literacy. This year, Engineers Week will take place from February 16-22, 2025, and Oregon Tech is gearing up for an exciting lineup of events and activities.

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Dean Alp Represents Oregon Tech at American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Meeting in Washington, D.C. Dr. Nesli Alp, Dean of the College of Engineering, Technology, and Management (ETM) at Oregon Tech, attended the ASEE Public Policy Colloquium (PPC) meeting on February 3-5, 2025, in Washington, D.C. This prestigious gathering brought together engineering deans from across the United States to discuss critical issues in engineering education, research, and workforce development.

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Happy Owlentine’s Day! 🦉💖 Students joined @oitcampus_activities for a Stuff-a-Plush event, where they created their own cuddly bears just in time for Valentine’s Day 🎁💕 A big shoutout to Kayla Trenaman (Pre-MIT) and James Trutalli (Electrical Engineering) for joining in on the fun! 🐻📸 #HappyOwlentinesDay #HoosYourOwlentine #StuffAPlush #CampusActivities

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We don’t often get the chance to pause and share with students while our projects are still under construction, but Oregon Tech’s commitment to hands-on learning makes this one especially exciting! The construction of a 85,000 SF new mass timber residence hall on their Klamath Falls campus seems like the perfect opportunity. Next week, mahlumarch, bci.us, zcs_ea, pinnacle.architecture, and PAE will host Mass Timber Days – a two-day event that will give Oregon_Tech students an inside look at this innovative project.

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Oregon Tech has received a $25,000 grant from The Lemelson Foundation to grow its Ready, Set, Innovate! program for junior/senior high school and college students. This program helps students learn about innovation, problem-solving, and community partnerships through hands-on activities. With this grant, Oregon Tech will expand workshops that introduce students to the innovation process, from brainstorming ideas to creating a support network.