2011-2013 Biennium

The state will invest $27.4 million in ETIC for the 2011-2013 biennium. These funds support an increase in the number of engineering graduates and degrees to support Oregon's economy and top industries. The final allocation was reviewed at the June 2010 ETIC meeting and approved at the October 2011 OSBHE meeting.

Recent Presentations & Reports

Reports are linked to agendas of recent meetings.

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Since 1997, the Oregon University System has successfully partnered with the private sector through the Engineering and Technology Industry Council, or ETIC, to "grow our own" engineers and computer scientists. This partnership is made up of executives representing a wide variety of industries from throughout Oregon as well as leadership from Oregon universities. ETIC works to meet statewide goals of making engineering and technology education a strategic resource fueling the Oregon's high tech and other sectors that use technology, including agriculture, healthcare, forestry, electronics, utilities, and retail.

Partners' Success

• Eastern Oregon University
• Oregon Health & Science University/OGI
• Oregon Institute of Technology
• Oregon State University
• Portland State University
• Southern Oregon University
• University of Oregon
• Western Oregon University

Council Bylaws (revised 5-09-05)

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