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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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Douglas Watson
'73Mr. Douglas Watson completed his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering with honors in 1973. Immediately after graduation, Doug joined the consulting firm of Wade-Trim. In his twenty-eight years with the firm, he has worked as a construction inspector, surveyor, design engineer, project and client manager, and has held various administrative management positions. Doug is currently President and Chief Executive officer . . .
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John Paas
'41Mr. John E. Paas came to Michigan Tech from Grand Rapids Catholic Central High School and earned his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1941. During his student years, he served as Steward of Kappa Delta Psi, as Treasurer of Blue Key and was involved in winter carnival, the Flying Huskies, ROTC, ASCE and other groups. Following graduation, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps Flying Cadet Program, was commissioned . . .