Alumni Resources

Dr. George Robinson and his wife, Susan, have been synonymous with Michigan Tech’s A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum for nearly two decades, George as curator and Susan as honorary curator. During their association with the museum, they elevated it to internationally recognized status. George also taught mineralogy and conducted research in mineralogy, characterization of new mineral species, and mineral occurrences. . . .

Teresa graduated from Michigan Tech in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. She subsequently attended Bradley University where she received her master's in civil engineering in 2001. Upon graduating from Tech, Teresa took a position with Caterpillar, Inc. in Peoria, IL where she spent the next six years holding several positions including Marketing Representative and Peoria District Service Representative. . . .

Gary Anderson, a leader in industry, has stood on the shoulders of giants—that is, his parents, whom he speaks of with fondness and admiration. Anderson grew up in Ishpeming on Michigan’s iron range. His grandfather was killed in a mining accident, so his father had to quit school at age 15 and go to work in the mines to support the family. When his parents started their own family, they worked their . . .