Alumni Resources

Following graduation Tom Simonen went on to receive a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Stanford University. After appointments at Hughes Aircraft, Max Planck Institute in Munich, and Princeton University, he joined the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for 18 years as a physicist and became program leader for magnetic fusion experiments. For the past 12 years he has been Director of the DIII-D National Fusion . . .

Shelley received her Bachelor of Science in Forestry from Michigan Tech in 1978. In 1983, she obtained a Bachelor of Science in Education from Central Michigan University, which included a student internship in Ashurst, England in 1982. Shelley has combined her degrees by working as an education coordinator for adult and children's programs at Dow Gardens, The Tyler Arboretum, and the Indiana DNR. She has been employed . . .

Angela Hammond earned a bachelor's ('00) and master's ('02) in geological engineering at Michigan Tech before going to work for Shell, where she’s spent her entire successful career. Angela began as a production geologist, her key duties included seismic interpretation, static modeling, and well operations for offshore operations near Nigeria. One of her proudest moments was successfully completing a well—one . . .