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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Cynthia May
'76Cynthia May’s career path is as interesting as it is diverse. Since 1997, Cynthia has been the President and CEO of Graminex LLC, a company that grows, manufactures, and markets agricultural products for pharmaceutical and dietary supplement applications. She began her career in 1974 as the CEO/Owner of B amp;M Electric. She sold B amp;M in 1980 and started a new career as an Investment Banker at Marathon Investment . . .
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Jeanne Farnum
Jean Seaman Farnum was attending geology field classes with her professor father even before she began her undergraduate degree at Tech in 1939. Jean grew up in a family of geologists with her grandfather A.E. Seaman who not only taught at Tech but became head of the Geology department, her father Wyllys and her older brother Bill also graduated from the program. As a high school senior, she met Lawrence (Larry) Farnum . . .
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Michael Gregory
'69Michael J. Gregory, a native of Petoskey, Michigan, earned a degree in Metallurgical Engineering from Michigan Tech in 1969. While at Tech, he was active in Student Government, Business Manager for The Lode, and a member of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. Upon graduation, he joined American Cyanamid Company and spent five years as a sales engineer in the mineral processing industry. During an 18 month leave of absence, . . .
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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.
