Amanda Cota -"I am a nontraditional, first generation college student and being a part of TOP means I have a team of people I can rely on for support and guidance. TOP has given me the confidence necessary to be a successful college student." #celebratefirstgen2020 #oregontech #poweroffirst #nationalfirstgencelebration

As part of her Writing 410 Proposal & Grant Writing class, Dr. Amber Lancaster tasked her students with partnering with professional clients to pursue funding for a number of community projects.

The world of software engineering offers vast opportunities for those passionate about mathematics, computers and problem-solving. As the subject of the November Alumni Spotlight story will attest to, this has been a field where passion and talent have reaped great rewards. Read about Richard Hensley '86 and his journey from the world of healthcare innovations to being part of the world's most popular PC game, League of Legends, through his work at Riot Games.

Did someone say CHAMPS? 🤩 Congratulations to our ITE traffic bowl team for winning the virtual 2020 Bill Kloos Traffic Bowl! They beat out Oregon State & Portland State for this years title! Well done Owls!

Even on a Saturday, some of our sophomore students are putting in hours in lab!! Keep up the good work!!👏🏼👏🏼 #sophomoreszn #vascular #vasculartechnologist #vascularstudent #ultrasound #sonographer #oit #oregontech #vasculartechnologist

Might as well drop out of college and become a pro bowler 🎳#oregontech #jasonbelmonte #glizzy

Meet one of our senior vascular students, Andrew! Andrew is currently on externship at Cleveland Clinic! #oit #vascular #oregontech #senior #vascularsonography #vascularultrasound #vasculartechnology #medicalimagingtechnology

K-falls #klamathfalls #kfalls #kfallsnews #oregontech #oit #cityatnight #city #dusk #night #nightlights #evening #lightsout #lake #klamathfallsoregon #highdesert #citylife

After a 10-year hiatus from college, Danielle Garcia returned to Oregon Tech and was accepted into the highly competitive Medical Lab Science program, which included relocating to Wilsonville to begin the intense 18-month program with 15 months of classes and labs followed by three months at an externship site.

Radiation, skeletons, and blood-brain barriers, oh my! We cover quite the range of topics with Radiologic technologist Stacee Halvorsen. From a small town graduating class of 16 to having the goals she has already accomplished & continues to set, we talk about things from radiologic sciences, what it was like picking your future career so young, quick tips on writing letters of interest, and more!