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Arthur Sigel

Arthur Sigel

'65

Mr. Arthur R. Sigel received a Chemical Engineering degree from Michigan Tech in 1965. He was a member of Sigma Rho fraternity and was active with the AIChE Student Chapter. Mr. Sigel joined Goodyear in 1965 as a Process Engineer. In 1969, he joined Michigan Chemical Company. In 1973 he relocated to El Dorado, Arkansas to become plant manager of Michigan’s bromine and brominated products facility. By 1979, he . . .

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Shawn Cantlin

Shawn Cantlin

'82

As a high school senior in Otisville, Michigan, Shawn Cantlin ’82 aspired to attend West Point. He had the required nomination from his US Representative and an interview lined up, but decided he didn’t want a military career.  Cantlin applied and was accepted to Michigan Tech, Michigan State, Michigan, and Central Michigan. It was Tech’s good reputation that convinced him to come north. "I had heard . . .

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Thomas Smegal

Thomas Smegal

'57

Mr. Smegal received his bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from what was then the Michigan College of Mining and Technology in 1957, and graduated Cum Laude with a Juris Doctor from the George Washington University Law School in 1961. A specialist in providing expert witness testimony in intellectual property disputes, Mr. Smegal has been a frequent lecturer on intellectual property law and litigation . . .