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Delmar Rediger
'58Mr. Delmar Rediger, a 1958 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, has recently retired as President of Inland Steel Bar Company and currently resides in Ninevah, Indiana. Delmar joined Inland Steel as an engineering trainee upon graduation from Michigan Tech. He advanced through a progression of assignments in the Engineering Department until being named Chief Engineer of Inland's Indiana Harbor Works in 198 . . .
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Richard Anderson
'72, '71Mr. Richard O. Anderson, a 1971 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is President of SOMAT Engineering, Inc., in Taylor, MI. After receiving his baccalaureate degree, he continued on and received his MS degree in civil engineering from Michigan Tech in 1972, with a specialty in geotechnical engineering. Mr. Anderson returned to school after five years of consulting practice and received his MBA from the University . . .
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Donald Anderson
'66Donald Anderson completed his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1966. He started his career with the Michigan Department of Transportation as a Survey Crew Chief and Lead Inspector. In 1969 he shifted his focus to estimating and bidding on bridge and highway construction projects with Midwest Bridge Co. After seven years with Midwest Bridge he joined the John Bemis Company with a focus on Highway Signing and . . .