Oregon Tech Students Showcase Exciting Projects at Annual Symposium

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Oregon Tech Students Showcase Exciting Projects at Annual Symposium

WHEN: Wednesday, June 3^rd, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Community members and media are invited to attend the event.

WHERE: Oregon Tech Wilsonville Campus, 27500 SW Parkway Ave, Wilsonville, OR 97070

WHAT: Oregon Tech is excited to invite the Wilsonville community to attend the Annual Student Project Symposium on Wednesday, June 3^rd, 5-7 p.m.

The Student Project Symposium is a venue for students to display their projects and talk to visitors about their work. The Student Project Symposium showcases the real-world, applied experiences that students have achieved during their studies at the Oregon Institute of Technology, and the high-quality impact they will have on the state’s and region’s workforce. More than 75 student projects will be on display, with oral presentations on the following:

Using Gaming to Sharpen Fine Motor Skills (Michelle Kantor - BS Electrical Engineering)
24 kW Pilot PV System for the confederates tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (Kevin Vuong, Joshua Powers, Mark Messina - BS Renewable Energy Engineering)
Design and Build of a Large Scale Stirling Engine (Brandon Clarno - BS Mechanical Engineering Technology)
D50 vs D10: A Review of EMS Protocols for Hypertonic Dextrose (Kristian Adair, Micah Fillinger, Ryan Palmberg, Amy Quinn, and Jonathan Ripley- AAS Emergency Medical Services)

HOW: The Symposium is organized as a 2-hour social event, which includes project posters, demonstrations, and a few selected oral presentations. Students, faculty, family members, employers, educational and industrial partners, as well as the public are invited to attend this impressive event. This event is free with complimentary parking and food and refreshments available. More information is available at www.oit.edu/sps.

Oregon Tech Students Showcase Excitin...

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