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Partnership with ˿����Ƶ to expand access to the college’s Renewable Energy Engineering program and encourage the development of a high-tech workforce in rural communities

Building on the success of the Catalyze Klamath Falls Challenge last year, ˿����Ƶ Tech is revving up its innovative engines again!

Students in Geomatics and Population Health Management fuse their study techniques with community health in Klamath County

For ˿����Ƶ, the Campaign for the Future represents an important component of strengthening local and statewide economy: more industries and companies moving to the region, more college-educated professionals coming and staying, and a growing tax base that will bolster the city and the county for real, permanent growth and stability

The MOU expands the capacity of the university by utilizing the knowledge and field experience of U.S. Forest Service employees to foster the next generation of federal land managers

Working with the ˿����Ƶ Tech Sponsored Projects & Grants office, Dr. Saber’s work to obtain grant funding has allowed additional research opportunities and applied student project development in the Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering and Technology program.

Dr. Riley’s appointment begins immediately, refereeing three to six papers each year, reviewing up to three per year, and coordinating with the editorial board

The state-of-the-art space will keep ˿����Ƶ Tech at the forefront of educating the next generation of civil engineering students who will design, build and protect our society’s infrastructure

˿����Ƶ Tech’s steel bridge team placed second overall, giving them a spot at the national competition to be held May 31 and June 1 at Southern Illinois University Carbondale

In his second year as a judge, he was involved in reviewing each of the eight entries. Professor Stover was also the only Formula SAE Carroll Smith Mentor’s Cup recipient to be a design judge.