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Wayne Bergstrom
'76Wayne earned his BSCE from Michigan Tech in 1976 and went on to earn an MSCE from Purdue University in 1977 and a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1989. In more than 45 years of civil/geotechnical engineering practice, he has held various roles in consulting, industry, and governmental service and has helped to adapt civil infrastructure projects to a wide range of geologic environments on 6 continents. These . . .
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Robert Wylie
'47Mr. Robert C. Wylie, a 1947 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is Retired President of the Wisconsin Valley Improvement Company in Wausau, Wisconsin, serving in many capacities for the Company for over 40 years. The Wisconsin Valley Improvement Company is a private organization that operates a system of 21 storage reservoirs on the Wisconsin River for the purpose of stream control, regulation and augmentation . . .
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Gerald McCarthy
'48Mr. Gerald J. McCarthy, a 1948 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is President and owner of the Transportation Group, Inc., which represents several contractors, consulting engineers, and private businesses. Upon graduation, Jerry joined the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), where he quickly rose through the ranks to become the youngest district engineer in the Department's history. By 1969, he . . .