Another Congratulation to our TOP Students (not all pictured) honored at the TOP Honors Ceremony this month. Keep up the great work! #oit #oregontech #honors #fall #winter

‼️GRADUATION IS ONE MONTH AWAY‼️While an official in person graduation is not being held, the Student Involvement & Belonging office would still like to celebrate all of the accomplishments of our 2021 graduates. 5/24-5/28: grab a graduation cap & decorating kit to create the graduation cap of your dreams. 6/1-6/4 (dead week): free graduate photos for all graduates. Cap, gown, tassel & stole available to be borrowed. Photos will be digitally delivered through email on Friday, June 4th.

They are headed to nationals (virtually)!

This weeks TOP Student Story comes from Melody Hight! #oit #oregontech #topstudentstory

This Give A Hoot Day, you can support Makerspaces at the Portland-Metro or Klamath Falls campuses! The 1970s are still in the lead for the alumni Battle of the Decades with the 2010s in 2nd place. View live updates: igfn.us/e/vjdpjg or text HootDay to 41444 #OregonTech #GiveAHootDay #HootDay #owlsgive

Congratulations to Brandon Wright (Communication Studies, U.S. Army) who was recognized by PAVE - Peer Advisors for Veteran Education as Team Leader of the Month for his work with Oregon Tech Student Veterans Program, helping student veterans navigate college and receive peer support.

️🏆 Congratulations to the 1,282 students who completed Winter Term 2021 with a 3.30 and above grade point average! ️🏆 See their names here: www.oit.edu/news/2020-2021-winter-term-presidents-and-deans-list

Congratulations to Sarah Hillaire, who placed second in the technical paper competition at the 2021 American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Pacific Northwest Student Conference. Her paper and oral presentation articulated the ways the civil engineering profession should respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sarah supported her contention that civil engineers should be considered essential workers on the basis that civil infrastructure is critical to maintaining the primary functions of society and delivering vaccines, supplies, and treatments quickly.

Five student teams competed in Catalyze Klamath Falls to turn their product ideas and prototypes into real businesses in Klamath County, winning a pool of more than $18,000.