Looking toward her future It looks BRIGHT. 🤩 •• I had the pleasure of shooting both parts of this lovely lady’s senior photos. Say hello to Alison, the Dental hygienist. 🪥🦷 ••• #artofportrait #featurecreature #featuremeseas #globepeople #ofhumans #photohunted #portrait_page #portrait_perfection #portraitamazing #portraitmag #portraitoftheday #portraitpage #portraitphoto #portraitphotographer #portraitphotography #portraits #portraits_today #portraitsociety #portraitstyle #portraitsvisuals #portraiture #klamathfallsphotography #klamathfallsoregon #oregontech

For in-state students, and even some out-of-state students, public universities are usually far less expensive than private institutions. The difference in price doesn't mean that value is lost. On the contrary, some of the most prestigious schools in the United States, from the West Coast to the East Coast, are public universities, and many are conducting cutting-edge research that will fuel the technologies of tomorrow. And, in some cases, the return on investment is greater for those attending public programs. But which public colleges have proved their value the most? 45.

Oregon Tech Alumni Association Spotlight: Twists and turns are nothing new for alumna Kaitlin Endres '11. You'll want to read about this extraordinary woman who took everything she learned at Oregon Tech, dipped her toes in a couple different career fields and is now making a name for herself in real estate. We will undoubtedly be seeing this former Miss Klamath County and Miss Portland on our TV screens soon as new opportunities are on the horizon. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/kaitlinendres

Sister Remie got a picture with OIT's mascot, Hootie, yesterday during Hootie's Winter Wonderland event! One of Kappa Xi Alpha's core values is Friendship and we all strive to create stronger social connections on the OIT campus. Thank you to all of the programs hosting Hootie's Winter Wonderland Week!! #hootieswinterwonderland #oregontech #kappaxialpha

From Intro to Film and Globalization, to Economics and Management, Professors Mark and Hallie Neupert run the gamut on interactive classes that show students how cultures and economies work. Read 💙 The Affinity of Two Oregon Tech Professors 💙 here: www.oit.edu/news/affinity-two-oregon-tech-professors-mark-and-hallie-neupert

This term, Oregon Tech's Dental Hygiene Program in Salem is teaming up with Chemeketa Community College's Dental Assisting Program to learn more about each other's impact on dentistry. This is the third year the two programs have collaborated and they have found that the partnership is a win-win.

Klamath Falls campus Library study rooms are now open. All campus COVID-19 safety policies are to be followed while in these study rooms. #oregontechlibrary #oregontech

Two grants from the Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium have allowed Oregon Tech students to begin research and testing of a new Rover Submarine for plant exploration, and continue work on a RoboSub, which students will take to an autonomous underwater robotics student competition in August 2021. Read all about these exciting projects at: https://tinyurl.com/uvenjha4 #OregonTech #PhilanthropyFriday #Nasa

Then and Now…the Klamath Falls campus on a snowy day in the mid-1960s…and a snowy day on campus in February of 2021. What’s your favorite thing to do on a snowy winter day? (PC: Doug Halvorsen, Oregon Tech Marketing) #oregontech #throwbackthursday #letitsnow

Sister Katy did an ultrasound scan on her Little Sister Morgan today! 🥰 Both sisters are accomplishing the Kappa Xi Alpha's Core Value of Learning. This value teaches each sister of Kappa Xi to strive for academic excellence and to continue learning inside and outside of school! Katy is a Junior in the DMS program and, currently, the Juniors are learning how to scan the veins and arteries of the body. The Juniors also have their externship drawing coming up, so good luck DMS class of 2022! #kappaxialpha #oregontech #dms #learning #sisterssupportingsisters