Maintaining the litter across this stretch of highway 97 is something that we’re proud to do twice a year! . . . . #klamathfalls #oregontech #phideltatheta

More than 1,200 new students joined Oregon Tech this term, and it is an honor to welcome them into the Oregon Tech family during this unprecedented fall term. Overall, Oregon Tech’s headcount is 3,962 students—30 students more than fall 2019.

Dr. Neupert with The '2020' Scream. A truly frightening pumpkin 🎃 #2020 #pumpkinartist #happyhalloween

You can see Oregon Tech’s O T on the golden hill just above their big solar field.

#oregontech #oregontechowls oregontech 🖤🖤🖤 thank you for the opportunity. Well everyone I did it, all these years wondering if I would ever make something of myself and I did it

Please join us in congratulating Associate Professor Monica Breedlove in her new position as Vice-Chair of the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging. “It is an honor for me to represent the many medical imaging technologists in the state of Oregon!” - Monica. Congrats!!! 🎊 🎉 🙌🏼 #obmi #oregontech #kindofabigdeal

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!

Meet one of our senior vascular students, Amy! Amy is currently on extern at the Advanced Mobile Diagnostic Clinic in Peoria, Illinois. Amy enjoys “patient interaction and appreciates that vascular ultrasound is diagnostic” #vas #vascular #oit #externship #senior #vasculartechnology #vascularultrasound #vascularsonography #oregontech #medicalimagingtechnology

Do you know why is there so little antimatter in the universe? Does gravity affect antimatter in the same way as matter? If you've ever taken a physics class from Dr. Robyn Wilde, you may have a little more understanding of those questions. A professor of Physics at Oregon Tech, Dr. Wilde has received a $120,000 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Research in Undergraduate Institutions to study particular aspects of how matter and antimatter interact.

Ethan got his first college acceptance letter. The Mechanical Engineering program at Oregon Tech looks like a promising option. #oregontech