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Kimberly Zimmer
'95Kimberly Zimmer (Janeczko) is the division administrator of transportation systemsmanagement and operations with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT). Her connection to Michigan Tech began in high school when she attended Tech’s Summer Youth Program for Women in Engineering. She later graduated from Tech in 1995 with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. Following graduation, Zimmer spent three years working . . .
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Frank Townsend
'62Frank Townsend was born and raised in the Panama Canal Zone. He had never seen snow until he arrived at Michigan Tech in the fall of 1958. At Michigan Tech, he was active in the Army ROTC as Captain of the rifle team, battalion adjutant, and a Distinguished Military Graduate. He was a 4 year varsity rifle team letterman, and was named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. He earned his baccalaureate degree . . .
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Harold Jensen
'52Dr. Harold S. Jensen, a 1952 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is Chairman of Metropolitan Structures, a major developer throughout the U.S. and Canada. After serving with the US Army Corps of Engineers in Korea, Hal began his career with Brennan Construction Company. In 1957, he earned an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business. He then moved into urban development work, holding positions with . . .