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Donald Anderson
'66Donald Anderson completed his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1966. He started his career with the Michigan Department of Transportation as a Survey Crew Chief and Lead Inspector. In 1969 he shifted his focus to estimating and bidding on bridge and highway construction projects with Midwest Bridge Co. After seven years with Midwest Bridge he joined the John Bemis Company with a focus on Highway Signing and . . .
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Thomas Rentenbach
'32Dr. Thomas J. Rentenbach, a 1932 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, was Chairman of the Board of Rentenbach Engineering Company. After graduation, Thomas entered the Army Corps of Engineers. He worked with the Corps until 1946, in the United States and on the Panama Canal. In 1946, he founded Rentenbach Engineering Company and served as General Manager until 1956, as President from 1956 to 1971, as Chairman . . .
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Timothy Hoeffner
'80Tim Hoeffner graduated from Michigan Tech with a baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1980, and began his career with the Michigan Department of Transportation. In 1990 Mr. Hoeffner’s career at MDOT shifted focus from road design to rail. His current position as the Director of the Office of Rail at MDOT is the highest office dealing with rail issues in the State of Michigan. Mr. Hoeffner has been involved at . . .