Alumni Resources

Arthur J. Karam (BS MTU MY 1942). Art Karam began his career as a metallurgist in Dow Chemical's Magnesium Laboratory in 1947. In 1948 he joined General Motors, beginning a 34-year career at their foundries in Saginaw, MI, Danville, IL, and Defiance, OH. He concluded his career at GM's Central Foundry Division as the plant manager of Saginaw Malleable Iron and director of Foundry and Government Relations. Following his . . .

Werner R. Vogt, a native of Germany, was raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. He earned a BS in Physics from Michigan Technological University in 1966, and then studied business at the University of Michigan. His first position was with Union Carbide, and by 1971 he was promoted to Plant Manager of the Consumer Product Division in Geneva, Switzerland. While working for Union Carbide, Werner traveled worldwide to build . . .

Norbert Verville Sr. ’60, born and raised in Hancock, Michigan, came to Michigan Tech because "it was a hometown college offering an affordable education I wanted and needed for my career." At Michigan Tech he received a bachelor of science in business administration in 1960. During his time at Michigan Tech he was a member of Sigma Rho Fraternity and sang with the mens' glee club. Verville worked for 35 years for . . .