Alumni Resources

Ralph Noyes was born in Chicago and came to Michigan Tech in the late 60's. He got his BS in geology in 1970, the year I came to Houghton, and was in our master's program until 1972. He has had a career of increasing responsibility in the mining industry. He began in industrial minerals, and did exploration, plant management, and sales. In precious metals he was an underground miner, mine geologist, and manager of several . . .

When Michael and Marie Cleveland look in the mirror these days, they see success, financial security, and achievement—as well as prospects for helping others go where they have been. That wasn’t always the case with Marie. She started out in engineering but found the discipline was not the be-all and end-all for her. She switched to business, a decision that haunted her for years, because, back in her college days, in . . .

Kristine M. Krause, Vice President of the Fossil Operations Business Unit of Wisconsin Electric, received a baccalaureate degree in civil engineering from Michigan Tech in 1976. She went on to earn a master's of civil engineering from Marquette University, and a master's of business administration from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. During her years at Michigan Tech she was active in the ASCE student chapter . . .