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Theodore Pintcke
'76Ted Pintcke graduated from Michigan Tech in 1976 with his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering and began his career with Black and Veatch Engineer Architects, a firm specializing in deployment of electric power, water, and critical infrastructure globally. In his 42 years at Black and Veatch, his major roles included Executive Sponsor for strategic initiatives and clients, Project Director, Project Manager, Chief . . .
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Thomas Coleman
'57Thomas A. Coleman completed his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1957 at Michigan Tech and later earned a master’s degree at Michigan State in 1973. After graduation, he joined the Michigan State Highway Department, now the Michigan Department of Transportation. His MDOT career spanned 40 years in variable positions starting as a trainee and retiring as Deputy Director for Operations in 1997. In his early . . .
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M. Keith Kaufman
'84Dr. Keith Kaufman graduated from Michigan Tech in 1984 with a baccalaureate degree in civil engineering. Upon graduation, he continued his studies at Purdue University, obtaining a master’s in civil engineering in 1986 and a PhD in structural engineering in 1989. Keith’s ground-breaking research in high-strength concrete for concrete bridge girders launched a successful career as a bridge engineer and prestressed concrete . . .