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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 . . .

Retired President and Chief Operating Officer, Gulf Resources & Chemical Company The late Frank Woodruff received a BS in Mining Engineering (1940) and Geology (1939) from the Michigan College of Mining and Technology. He received an Honorary Doctorate of Engineering from Michigan Tech in 1985. After graduation, he served in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and went on to hold many positions with various mining . . .

Travel. Push yourself out of your comfort zone. Go to unfamiliar places. Nicholas Schreiner '11 lives that every day and encourages others to do that too. "The world is big and beautiful," he says. "I think it is important to see as much of it as you can, the good and the less good, and if you are able, to offer compassion to those who are not accustomed to receiving it." Schreiner, who earned a master's in environmental . . .