As alumnus of Michigan Technological University's Graduate School, take pride in being a member of our alumni family! Reconnect with old classmates, stay current on Michigan Tech related news, share your story—where has life's journey taken you since leaving campus? And please, if you can, give back by supporting our hard-working Graduate Students!
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Hilary Dussing
'79Hilary graduated from Michigan Tech in 1979 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Geological Engineering. Upon graduating, Hilary held numerous technical and executive positions in the Petroleum business with various companies including Tenneco Oil Company, Champlin Petroleum Company, Union Pacific Resources, Tom Brown Incorporated and Royal Dutch Shell. She has worked in the U.S., West Africa, Europe and Russia. In . . .
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Leslie Hahn
'76Leslie began her career in 1976 in Tucson, Arizona with Elliot Geophysical Company and then with L.K. Lepley, geologic consultant. After a career change, she became Assistant Manager for Harlow's Landscape Plant and Garden Center in Tucson. In 1979, she moved to Salmon, Idaho and worked as an Environmental Technician for Noranda Mining, Inc. and Administrative Office Manager for Noranda Exploration, Inc. After receiving . . .
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Peter Grant
'68Mr. Peter J. Grant, a 1968 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is President of Grant Forest Products Corporation and Grant Development Corporation. After graduation, Peter became a civil engineer for Al Johnson Construction and, later, plant manager for Elk Planning Mill Limited. He became President of the latter in 1976. Also in 1976, he became President of Grant Lumber Company Limited. He founded Grant's . . .
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Boost the New Graduate Emergency Fund

Our industrious Graduate Student Government has seeded the newly created Graduate Student Emergency Fund with donations raised from a laser tag event. Please help them build this fund to give meaningful help to a graduate student who finds themselves in sudden need of help.
