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W. Robinson
'46, '421921–2013 Mr. W. Dean Robinson was born in the middle of the Copper Country in Ahmeek, Michigan in 1921. He graduated from Michigan Tech in 1942 with a BS in Chemical Engineering. He served as Captain in the Army Corps of Engineers in overseas airport construction through 1945 when he returned to graduate study at Michigan Tech. He completed his MS in Chemical Engineering in 1946. Later, he completed an MS in engineering . . .
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Carlos Jorda
'71With 52 years of experience in the international oil and gas industry, Carlos Jorda has served at the highest executive levels in refining and marketing, corporate planning, finance, and the production of Syncrude from Venezuela's Orinoco Belt with PDVSA, rising to president of PDV America and chairman of the CITGO Board of Directors. A native of Venezuela, Carlos Jorda graduated in 1971 with a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering . . .
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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 . . .