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Andrew Baker
'11, '14It was a well-timed phone call from a trusted advisor that brought Andrew Baker to Michigan Tech. "I had an offer to go work for Boeing Rotorcraft in Pennsylvania," says Andrew. However, he was contacted by his undergraduate advisor, Steve Kampe, who had moved to Tech. Kampe asked Andrew to join him and help set up a lab. The reply: "Count me in!" While pursuing his graduate studies, Andrew served as his department’s . . .
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Yucong Wang
'91Yucong Wang was attracted to Michigan Tech's excellent reputation in metallurgical and materials engineering when he was searching for the ideal university to pursue his Ph.D. degree after he completed his B.S. and M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering from Shanghai Jiaotong University (China). But it was the memorable experiences he had as a student that made it special, such as when Professor Angus Hellawell, who . . .
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Martin Caserio
'36, '61Dr. Martin J. Caserio (BS MTU MY 1936, Hon PhD MTU 1961). Dr. Caserio began his career as a metallurgical chemist for Carnegie Illinois Steel in 1936 and joined GM as a metals researcher for AC Spark Plug in 1937. He served in increasing roles of responsibility at GM in the Delco Electronics Division, AC Spark Plugs, the GMC Truck and Coach Division, and the Pontiac Motor Division. By 1981 he was the General Motors Group . . .