Alumni Resources

Hal began his career as a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey in Denver, Colorado where he performed geologic mapping and mineral resource evaluation for two years. He then returned to his home state and joined the Michigan Geological Survey where he worked as Field Inspector, Groundwater Specialist, and District Supervisor. In 1996, Hal became Chief of the Geological Survey Division of the Michigan Department . . .

Tonya Moore-Bouchard graduated from Michigan Tech in 1996 with her Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering. After hearing from her high school counselor that it was the best engineering school in Michigan, Tonya knew that Michigan Tech was the school for her. Currently, Tonya is a senior supplier quality engineer and global lead for switches and cameras at General Motors. Combining two of her passions—teaching . . .

Warren Peterson completed his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1952. From there he spent 38 years with the Soo Line Railroad Company (now Canadian Pacific Railway), a Class I railroad. He held positions of increasing responsibility over his many years of service, with promotions to Chief Engineer in 1981, Assistant Vice President of Operations in 1985, and Vice President of Production and Operations Planning . . .