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Jim Mack
'59, '00Jim Mack has provided significant service to Michigan Tech since graduating with honors with a BS in Chemical Engineering in 1959. While a student, he was active with Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Rho fraternity, student government and Air Force ROTC. He also received an MBA from Western New England College and did graduate work in Chemical Engineering at the University of Toledo. He served 10 years as a trustee of the Michigan . . .
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Robert Sloat
'65After graduation, Bob joined Universal Oil Products Company, working in refinery process development and later in its patent law group while earning a law degree from Chicago-Kent College of Law. In 1975, Bob joined Amoco Corporation’s Law group as an intellectual property attorney working with the chemical, refining, and upstream production research and business groups. Over the years at Amoco, Bob was also involved . . .
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Melvin Visser
'591938–2021 "Enjoy what you are doing. We are here to serve. Those who have gained knowledge and experience are obligated to share it with others in a beneficial manner." Those are the words from Melvin Visser, this year’s Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. Visser, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Michigan Tech in 1959, says the post-World War II hype "better things for better living . . .