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Ron Van Dell
Alumni spotlight | A new way to harvest solar energy A lot of people think of solar panels as being all there is to solar, says Ron Van Dell, President and CEO of Austin-based SolarBridge Technologies. They tend to think if panels were cheaper, then solar would be affordable. But, with the price of solar panels falling fast, what used to be the dominant cost is now less than half the total. Of the rest, the most important . . .
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Thomas Meinz
'69A native of Escanaba, Michigan, Mr. Meinz was awarded his B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Michigan Tech in 1969. He then began what is now a 37-year career with the WPS Resources Corporation, serving as a power plant engineer and an engineer for the Kewaunee, Wisconsin nuclear plant start-up. From 1974-1986 he held the position of Director of Environmental Services, and in 1986 was named Director of Power System Regulatory . . .
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John Marshall
'68John Marshall graduated from Michigan Tech in 1968 with a degree in civil engineering. He joined Kennecott Copper after graduation, working as a pit operations engineer in Salt Lake City until 1973, when he took a similar position with Cleveland-Cliffs.
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Michigan Tech 2011 Accomplishments
Take a look at some of the exciting and impressive accomplishments from 2011 here at Michigan Technological University!
Tech Students, Local Conservancy Group Team Up on Seven Mile Point Project
The Keweenaw Peninsula features geology that can be measured in billions of years. A project spanning four months isn’t even a blink of an eye. . . . [read more]