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Charles Nelson

Charles Nelson

'36

1914—2007 Mr. Charles J. Nelson, a native of Atlantic Mine, Michigan, earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering in 1936. He was a member of Chi Epsilon. Mr. Nelson worked for the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. until 1940 when he and his brother, Evan, formed Nelson Paint Company. Mr. Nelson developed the paint ball using C02 gas for propulsion; a technology used by the forest and cattle industries and . . .

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Scott Collick

Scott Collick

'89

Scott Collick earned a BS in Chemical Engineering from Michigan Tech in 1989 and a Master of Business Administration in Finance from Central Michigan University in 1994. He is currently Chief Sustainability Officer for DuPont de Nemours and resides in Midland, Michigan. He chairs DuPont's cross-functional Sustainability Leadership Council and works closely with internal and external stakeholders to deliver on DuPont’s . . .

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David Edwards

David Edwards

'83

Michigan Tech named Harvard biomedical engineer David A. Edwards '83 (chemical engineering) the winner of its highest honor, the Melvin Calvin Medal of Distinction. This is only the fifth time the University has awarded the prestigious medal since it was created in 1985. The Melvin Calvin Medal of Distinction recognizes individuals who have had an affiliation with the University and who have exhibited distinguished . . .