Alumni and Friends

Amy Storer came to Michigan Tech to play basketball but her education and career took her from the court to a Homeland Security position. Storer is an Intelligence Analyst for Homeland Security Investigations in Savannah, Georgia. Prior to that, she spent six years in Washington, DC where she worked in national security with the Department of Homeland Security, at the National Targeting Center, Tactical Intelligence . . .

Valerie Prehoda chose to attend Michigan Tech for two reasons: it was close to home, and she wanted to be a stratigrapher—a geoscientist who studies the layers of rock that make up the Earth’s crust. However, through the mentorship of her favorite professor, Pat Martin, she ended up receiving her BS in Social Sciences, with a focus in archaeology, in 1983. She was one of the first to graduate in what has since . . .

Steven Fantetti came to Michigan Tech from Tecumseh, Ontario, to play wide receiver for the Huskies football team. After graduating from Michigan Tech with a degree in Social Sciences and a Minor in Psychology, Steven enrolled in Western Michigan University’s (WMU) Cooley School of Law. Steven graduated Cum Laude from WMU as Valedictory Speaker with a Juris Doctor, (J.D.) in 2011, and won the 2011 Thomas M. Cooley . . .