Alumni

Alumni Links

Alumni and Friends

Take pride as a member of the Michigan Tech alumni family with over 62,000 members living and working in more than 100 nations around the world!

Alumni Reunion

The Alumni reunion is a wonderful time to reunite with classmates and reminisce about your time at Michigan Tech.

Career Tools

Take advantage of continuing education and career planning and assistance, or even get help finding a job.

Benefits for Alumni and Friends

Being an alumnus of Michigan Tech has advantages other than a world-class education.

Alumni Publications

Stay current with department news and research.

What You Can Do

Alumni-Student Programming

Take advantage of the vast network and resources the Office of Alumni Engagement has to offer.

Become a Volunteer

Volunteering is a great way to give back to your alma mater while helping future and current young alumni.

Find an Alumni Chapter Near You

Enjoy alumni events in your local area.

Update Your Information

Tell us about yourself.

Follow Us 

Alumni News

Alumni Focus

James Graham

James Graham

'70

Jim Graham, a resident of Centennial, Colorado, is a 1970 graduate of Michigan Tech’s Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering. Jim began his career as process engineer for Texas Gulf in Moab, Utah. In 1973, he moved to the coal fields of West Virginia for Zapata Corporation and through a series of promotions moved to Lexington, Kentucky as Vice President Engineering. His next move in 1992 was to General . . .

Alumni Focus

Melissa Baumann

Melissa Baumann

'83

Why did you choose Michigan Tech? I chose Michigan Tech because of the quality engineering program and the beautiful Copper Country setting where I could study and ski. Tell us about a memorable experience you had with a class or about a favorite professor? My favorite professor was Tom Courtney. Professor Courtney gave the most inspiring and mid-blowing lectures. He showed us the power of Materials Science Engineering . . .

Alumni Focus

William Bernard

William Bernard

'69

William J. Bernard, Jr. '69 is tenacity personified. A local boy without resources to afford schooling and living expenses elsewhere, he stayed close to home and worked nearly 40 hours a week while completing his studies. He's been with the same company for more than 40 years, recently ascending to sole owner and CEO. The CEO amp; Chairman of Surface Combustion, Inc. chose Michigan Tech because he could work year 'round . . .