Distinguished Alumni
Christine Anderson
'71, '72Chris graduated from Michigan Technological University in 1972 with a masters degree in biological sciences. Prior to attending Tech, she earned a bachelors degree in biological sciences from Michigan State University. Chris began her career as an earth sciences and chemistry teacher in the Sun Prairie, Madison school system in 1974. During this time she has began work on a second masters degree at the University of Wisconsin. . . .
Distinguished Alumni
Jennifer Jermalowicz-Jones
'98"I knew I wanted to be a limnologist since the age of four when I bought my first microscope and got grounded for having a pet turtle in the bathtub. Every day after school I would ride my bike down to a few lakes and spend hours observing and studying them. In high school I completed a thesis my senior year on the effects of hydrogen peroxide on lake eutrophication. I founded Restorative Lake Sciences (RLS) in 2012 . . .
Distinguished Alumni
Gary Fahnenstiel
'80Gary Fahnenstiel was born in Saginaw, Michigan and has lived in the state his entire life. Gary earned his BS in Biology and Chemistry at Eastern Michigan University in 1978, but his vocation started at Michigan Technological University, where he had the chance to engage in research on Lake Superior as a MS student in Biological Sciences (’80). He pursued a doctorate at the University of Michigan (’86) . . .
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