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Robin Elston
'86Robin graduated from Michigan Tech in 1986 with bachelor’s degrees in Chemical Engineering and Engineering Administration, and began a fifteen year career with Procter & Gamble. Her first position was as Project and Maintenance Manager in Cheboygan, Michigan. In 1990, she became Plant Diversity & Organization Effectiveness Manager at P&G's Cincinnati, Ohio facility. Her next position was Plant Environmental . . .
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Philip Watters
'69Philip Watters received a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering from Michigan Tech in 1969 and then joined the Exxon Chemical Company. During his years at Exxon, Philip earned an MBA from the University of Houston in 1972. Philip has spent his career working on various aspects of the business in the field of petrochemical and energy industry. In 1986, he joined Resource Planning Consultants first as vice president . . .
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Shawn Cantlin
'82As 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 . . .