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Donald Tomasini
'54Mr. Donald Tomasini earned a baccalaureate degree in civil engineering from Michigan Technological University in 1954. While attending Michigan Tech, Don participated in Varsity Boxing and was a member of Varsity Club and Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. Don began his construction engineering career almost 50 years ago when he enrolled in the civil engineering curriculum. Following graduation he worked in the construction . . .
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Louis Verrette
'34Mr. Louis C. Verrette, a 1934 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, was Chairman of the Board of Champion, Inc. of Iron Mountain, MI. After graduation, Louis worked as a Civil Engineer in the St. Louis area on highway construction projects. He returned to Iron Mountain in 1937 to accept a job with the Service and Supply Company. Mr. Verrette entered the Army Corps of Engineers in 1941 and was stationed at the . . .
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Kim Lobdell
'79Kim Lobdell is the founder and president of KL Engineering, a civil engineering firm with four offices in Wisconsin. The company specializes in transportation projects and employs 75. Lobdell's career path began at Michigan Tech, where she earned a bachelor's in civil engineering in 1979. "Michigan Tech totally prepared me for the technical side of my career," she said. "I always felt confident in my engineering skills . . .
