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Emily Coelho is completing her fourth and final year of ������'s Vascular Technology program.

Woodman’s role on the Board will include a 3-year commitment to work with other members to address issues that affect policies, procedures and requirements for technologists throughout the state.

Dora Sandoval is working to close the loop on referrals for dental hygiene patients, and she will be developing and enhancing a community dental services database for donated care.

Dr. Madden has been a consultant for AP U.S. History since 2007 and was selected by the College Board due to his years of service as a rater of AP U.S. History syllabi from high school faculty to ensure that they align with AP course standards.

This year, the Class of 2019 had continued success on National and Regional board examinations- continuing the trend of each graduating class’ success over the years

Dr. Howes was recognized at the 26th annual Klamath County Volunteer of the Year ceremony for her individual commitment to the community outside of her normal job

Population health management is about keeping people out of the hospital- by helping people manage chronic illness, prevent disease and disability, and investing in the community conditions that support the well-being of everyone

At every project, the dental hygiene students provided oral health education on-site at the school location that included hands-on, age appropriate activities

An official NCHC project, the University’s Honors Program sponsored a Partners in the Parks project at Crater Lake National Park, bringing 11 students from six different states, representing seven different university Honors Colleges and Programs, to ������ and Crater Lake National Park

The Data Science program answers the quickly growing need for analysts of “big data,” and the first undergraduate program of its kind at a public university in Oregon