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William Saul
'61, '55Dr. William E. Saul, a 1955 civil engineering graduate of Michigan Tech, is a Professor and Past Chairman of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan State University. After receiving his baccalaureate, he worked for Shell Oil Company before returning to Michigan Tech to obtain a M.S. in civil engineering in 1961. He earned a doctorate in civil engineering at Northwestern University in 1964. . . .
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Phillip Frederickson
'60Mr. Phillip V. Frederickson came to Michigan Tech from Alma, Michigan and earned a baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1960. He is Chairman-CEO of Christman Company of Lansing, a construction firm founded in 1894 that provides construction and program management, general contracting, design build, and real estate development services. Phil began his career with Christman Company as a project engineer in 1967. . . .
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Larry Watson
'51, '58Larry Watson, '51 and '58, is a retired businessman who has realized success, stewardship, and a meaningful life. All three are behind his financial support of Michigan Tech. "I like seeing Michigan Tech grow," he says. "It's satisfying to see it do well. Tech's reputation is as good, or better, than it's ever been. You like to think you had a small part in that." Not a small part by any means. Besides over thirty . . .