As alumnus of Michigan Technological University's Graduate School, take pride in being a member of our alumni family! Reconnect with old classmates, stay current on Michigan Tech related news, share your story—where has life's journey taken you since leaving campus? And please, if you can, give back by supporting our hard-working Graduate Students!
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Robert Weed
'42Retired President, Natural Resources Group Senior Corporate Vice President, Anaconda Company Robert Weed received a BS in Mining Engineering from the Michigan College of Mining and Technology in 1942. After graduation, he served in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from 1942-46, rising to the rank of Captain. He was awarded the Silver Star by General Patton in 1943 for gallantry in action at the Battle of Kasserine . . .
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Julie Fream
'83Having served as Chair of the Michigan Tech Board of Trustees and in numerous leadership positions in the automotive industry, Julie Fream has had a distinguished career since earning a chemical engineering degree in 1983. "Michigan Tech changed my life. Through the opportunities and friendships, I was able to successfully launch my professional journey." Fream currently serves as President and CEO of the Original Equipment . . .
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Thomas Healy
'65Tom Healy came to Michigan Tech from Grand Rapids and earned his baccalaureate in civil engineering in 1965. Following graduation, he returned to Grand Rapids and joined Owen-Ames-Kimball (O-A-K) Co. as a project engineer. He was named to the Board of Directors in 1976 and was elected President of the Company in 1988. At O-A-K, he has been project engineer, superintendent, and coordinator of several major projects . . .
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Boost the New Graduate Emergency Fund

Our industrious Graduate Student Government has seeded the newly created Graduate Student Emergency Fund with donations raised from a laser tag event. Please help them build this fund to give meaningful help to a graduate student who finds themselves in sudden need of help.
