Working as an engineer in the upcoming decades, you will have the chance to play a critical role in making the world a better place. In fact, students at Michigan Tech are getting a head start—by helping to facilitate sustainable development, appropriate technology, beneficial infrastructure, and social change—while they are still in school.
Give Back to the Pack | 48-Hour Giving Challenge | February 8–10
The first 150 people who make a donation to the CEGE Department will be entered into a random drawing. Three lucky recipients will receive some hand-made coasters fabricated from concrete core samples of some of the most beautiful concrete on the planet.
Make your donation go farther. Any donation to CEGE will be matched up to $12,500 from the support of Ken Larm '50.
Ed Haltenhoff influenced many lives. To continue his legacy, the CEGE Department is establishing the Ed Haltenhoff Student Activity Learning Fund to support hands-on learning activities. For every 10 donors, Mull-It-Over Products will donate $5,000 up to a total of $25,000.
Help more Huskies help humanity by supporting the great work of Engineers without Borders. Cathy '88 and Mike '87 Paddock will graciously match all donations to EWB up to $5,000.
Incoming Freshmen Enjoying MTU's Campus During Orientation Week
"I love my major because I feel like I am making a difference in the environment."
Abigail Kanasty, Environmental Engineering
