Alumni Resources

Bob Todd sums up his 38 year career by saying, "All in all it was a good career, working with and meeting hundreds of people from Florida to Alaska and Oregon to Kentucky in diverse political, social and environmental communities." That career began in 1951 after Bob’s graduation from Tech. He headed to Idaho for a summer position with the Forest Service doing Blister Rust control on the on Kaniksu National Forest. . . .

Josh Ivaniszek earned dual degrees in forestry and surveying in 2004. His wife Colleen ’04 earned a geological engineering degree. Following their years at Tech, Colleen took a job with the Alaska Department of Transportation and the couple moved north. Though he now owns Chilkat Surveying & Mapping LLC, named for the Chilkat mountain range, Josh previously worked a variety of other natural resources-related jobs. He . . .

Lights, Music, Action! Jeff Larson has always felt he had an advantage in life: exposure to his passion, electronics, early on—in his case, as a tot. He was taking things apart when he was 4; he experimented with a small Tesla coil when he was in grade school; he built a bigger one when in high school; and he crafts outsized ones these days to put on light shows, for which he and two colleagues are famous. "The phenomenon . . .