Alumni

Jacqueline received a Bachelor of Science in Metallurgical Engineering from Michigan Technological University in 1984. In 1987 she received her Master of Science in Metallurgy from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Hartford Graduate Center). She started her career at United Technologies, Pratt And Whitney in 1984. Since then she has held positions at Sundstrand Corporation and at Howmet Corporation. All her positions . . .

Dr. Kevin Baker ’04 ’05 came to Michigan Tech with his parents, traveling 10 hours to visit his brother Joel Baker ’96, and realized it was the best fit for him, too. "I love the outdoors, snow and cold, hunting and fishing, so I instantly fell in love with the surroundings," he says. "My decision was made easier because they were among the first in the state to offer a BS in Biomedical Engineering. . . .

Norman O. Kates (BS MTU MY 1942). Norm began his career at Accurate Steel Treating Inc. in 1942, continuing at Griffin Wheel company as a Naval Officer from 1944-46. He began his 36-year career with Lindberg Corporation in 1947, retiring in 1983 as the vice president of technology and director of the Technology Center. Norman received the American Society for Metals William Hunt Eisenman Award in 1986 for outstanding . . .