Students
Since 1996 more than 500 students have participated in one or more of our programs from the following majors:
- Advertising
- Aerospace engineering
- American studies
- Anthropology
- Applied ecology
- Applied geophysics
- Biology
- Biochemistry
- Biomedical engineering
- Business administration
- Chemical engineering
- Chemistry
- Civil engineering
- Conservation
- Earth resources engineering
- Earth sciences
- Electrical engineering
- English
- Environmental anthropology
- Environmental engineering
- Environmental policy
- Environmental studies
- Exercise and health sciences
- Fisheries and wildlife sciences
- Forest engineering
- Forestry
- Geological engineering
- Geography
- Geology
- German
- Horticulture
- Humanities
- International studies
- Liberal studies
- Linguistics
- Materials engineering
- Mathematics
- Mechanical engineering
- Music
- Nuclear engineering
- Physics
- Political science
- Psychology
- Religion
- Scientific and technical communication
- Spanish
- University studies
- Visual arts
Students from more than 50 universities around the world have enrolled at Michigan Tech to join these efforts
Gender is nearly balanced in these programs with 49.8% of D80 students being women. This is more than double the Michigan Tech average (24.4%).
Faculty
The D80 programs were created through the visionary work of several faculty in engineering. Grassroots energy from students, staff, and faculty have transformed the vision to overwhelming successes, spreading from engineering through humanities, social sciences, physical sciences, and business. A truly university-wide culture focusing on Design That Matters now exists.