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Roger Crimmins
'71Roger Crimmins completed his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1971. He is the President of A. Lindberg amp; Sons, Inc. of Ishpeming, MI. A. Lindberg amp; Sons is a private company offering highway construction, crushing, bridges, heavy underground excavating, dams, and industrial site development services. Roger joined ALS in 1966 and has served as Treasurer, Vice President and his current roll as President . . .
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Bruce Lowing
'80Bruce Lowing is the former CEO and President of Hardman Construction, Inc., a heavy/highway contractor headquartered in Ludington, Michigan. After earning his Civil Engineering degree from Michigan Tech in 1980, Bruce worked as Project Manager & Estimator before becoming the President of the Company in 1993. Bruce led Hardman Construction’s efforts into the bridge building industry in Michigan as well as the company’s . . .
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William Grenney
'59Dr. William J. Grenney, a 1959 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Utah State University and Director of the Computer Based Intelligent Technology Laboratory. After graduation, Bill worked for Bethlehem Steel Company for two years. Later, he enlisted and served five years in the U.S. Navy Civil Engineer Corps. After leaving the Navy, Dr. Grenney completed . . .