Alumni

Heath A. Nunnemacher graduated from Michigan Tech in 2008 with his Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, followed by his MBA in 2010. Currently, Heath is vice president of global electronics sourcing at Techtronic Industries (TTi), a global leader in cordless tools and floorcare products including brands Milwaukee Tool, Ryobi, Hart, Hoover, and VAX. He has held various positions across TTi and Milwaukee Tool in . . .

After attending "Women in Engineering" as part of the Summer Youth Program at Michigan Tech when she was in 11th grade, Cynthia Hodges '87 '90 knew it was the place for her. "Michigan Tech prepared me very well for my career, for an unlikely reason. There were so few of women studying engineering back then, I got used to being one of the only women in the room. This suited me well for a career in industry, where women . . .

Leslie Kilgore came to Michigan Tech in 1991 and earned a bachelor's in mechanical engineering in 1995. While a student, she received the Percy Julian Leadership Award. "Michigan Tech prepared me very well both technically and socially to manage through variable relationships and challenges," she said. Leslie went on to gain a master's in mechanical engineering from Purdue in 1996 and a master's of public administration . . .

Sabina is a three-time graduate of Michigan Tech. She received her BS in Chemical Engineering in 1985 then two master’s degrees, in Chemical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, in 1987. She also received a German translating certificate from the Gunter Institute. She also studied Polymer Physics through a graduate student exchange program at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. In 1987, she began her career . . .