Alumni Resources

Dave House began his career in 1965 as a computer designer at Raytheon Computer and Communications Division. In 1968 he joined Honeywell Computer Control Division and in 1972 became director of computer development at Microdata. In 1974, House joined Intel Corp., and in 1978 became general manager of the company's Microcomputer Components Division. Over the next 13 years he lead the organization that developed the company's . . .

Dr. John D. Opie had a long and successful career with General Electric Company, retiring in 2000 after 39 years as the Vice Chairman and Executive Director. John had a rich career at GE; prior to his Vice Chairman position, John rose from Sales Representative to Sales Manager, to General Manager positions in Mining Products, Battery, and Lexan Products Divisions; to Vice Presidencies in Specialty Plastics and Construction . . .

Mr. Donald Tomasini earned a baccalaureate degree in civil engineering from Michigan Technological University in 1954. While attending Michigan Tech, Don participated in Varsity Boxing and was a member of Varsity Club and Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. Don began his construction engineering career almost 50 years ago when he enrolled in the civil engineering curriculum. Following graduation he worked in the construction . . .