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Todd Schrader
'89Todd Schrader is the chief executive officer of Hardman Construction, Inc., a heavy highway and civil contractor headquartered in Ludington, Michigan. After graduating with a degree in civil engineering from Michigan Technological University in 1989, Schrader joined Hardman Construction and steadily advanced through the company, serving as project engineer, project manager, vice president, and president. Now as CEO, he . . .
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Roger Liska
'65Dr. Roger W. Liska, a 1965 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is Associate Dean and Professor of the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities at Clemson University. After leaving Tech, Dr. Liska held various engineering positions in the Detroit area and received a masters degree in civil engineering from Wayne State University in 1967. Since 1972 he has held various faculty and administrative positions . . .
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David Schuster
'63David Schuster graduated from Michigan Tech in 1963 with his BS in Civil Engineering. Schuster chose Michigan Tech after taking the National Merit Scholarship test and being number one in his class of 113 at Warren High School. His scholarship allowed him to choose whichever university he wanted to attend, but he wanted to follow in his cousin’s footsteps who graduated from Tech five years prior, also with a civil engineering . . .