Administration

The Governor has appointed Terry Woychowski and reappointed Russ Gronevelt to the Michigan Tech Board of Control.

Contract extended until June 30, 2014

At its March 2010 meeting, the Michigan Technological University Board of Control announced a significant increase in financial aid for students struggling to afford a college education.

Michigan Tech has appointed Max Seel provost and vice president of academic affairs.

Michigan Tech's Board of Control impressed with range and scope of University's K-12 education outreach.

Tech begins switch to hybrid vehicles

Philanthropic support for Michigan Tech continues strong, with several recent gifts including one to endow a new House Professorship and another bringing varsity women's soccer to the University.

As part of the ongoing budget strife in Michigan, the Michigan Promise and Competitive Scholarships were cut Wednesday and restored Thursday. The debate will be ongoing until the budget is voted on next Tuesday, September 29. If these programs are eliminated, it will reduce approximately $3 million in funding for more than 1,800 Michigan Tech students.

At its regular meeting in Houghton today, Michigan Technological University’s Board of Control approved a general fund operating budget of nearly $155 million for fiscal year 2010, which began July 1. The budget included new tuition and room and board rates.

The University's updated Strategic Plan, due to be considered for approval by the Board of Control at its July meeting, features a number of revisions.