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Bill Sproule
'70Bill Sproule completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering at Michigan Tech in 1970, master of engineering at the University of Toronto, and PhD at Michigan State in 1985. He has had a career in government service, consulting engineering, and teaching and research at Mohawk College in Ontario, the University of Alberta, and Michigan State prior to returning to Michigan Tech in 1996. He is now a professor emeritus . . .
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Kimberly Zimmer
'95Kimberly Zimmer (Janeczko) is the division administrator of transportation systems"management 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 . . .
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David Rowe
'51David T. Rowe, Project Manager, Inland Seas Engineering, Inc., came to Michigan Tech after attending Flint Junior College and earned his degree in civil engineering in 1951. Following graduation David served two years with the U.S. Army as a project engineer at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia. After returning to civilian life he joined Gould Engineering of Flint, Michigan and was named Vice President of the company in 1958. . . .