Alumni Resources

John Rockwell ’79 came to Michigan Tech to play hockey but also because he knew the University had a great engineering program. It was the best hockey program in the country and was my first choice of school to play hockey," he says. Rockwell says he has great memories of playing hockey, but also had many professors and classes who helped him prepare for the future. That influence led him to switch from chemical . . .

Kenneth Seaton was born and raised in the Copper Country and entered Michigan Tech in 1947. During his years at Tech, he earned varsity letters in track and basketball, and was MVP of the basketball team in 1951. He received his baccalaureate degree in civil engineering in 1951 and joined the Michigan Highway Department as an engineer trainee. In 1952, he entered the United States Navy and served as a seaplane pilot . . .

Mr. 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. . . .