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Michael Drewyor
'72, '74Michael Drewyor received his bachelor's (1972) and master's degrees (1974) in civil engineering from Michigan Tech. He was an owner and partner with Robert Hitch at Hitch Inc. for 30 years where he provided architectural, civil/structural, and surveying services for private, industrial, and government clients. The business was sold in 2007 to Orchard, Hiltz, and McCliment, Inc. of Livonia, Michigan. Drewyor retired from . . .
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Adam Ward
'05, '06Adam Ward ’05 ’06 says he chose Michigan Tech after having an outstanding experience in the Summer Youth Programs before his senior year of high school. While at Michigan Tech, Ward enjoyed participating in the AquaTerra Tech enterprise. He also traveled to Bolivia for Senior Design. He says "this was my springboard into eventual mentoring with Engineers Without Borders, and ultimately my career as a professor. No doubt . . .
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William Winiarski
'73William Winiarski came to Michigan Tech because of "its singularity of purpose" - engineering. When he left Tech, he became a singular success, but he never envisioned the accomplishments he achieved.""A native of Chesaning, Michigan, Winiarski graduated from Michigan Tech in 1973 with a bachelor's in civil engineering. College was "tough sledding," he says, but his Tech education prepared him "very well" for the workaday . . .