Alumni Resources

Born to Coach Black and Gold by Wes Frahm It's a moment that won't soon be forgotten: hundreds of Michigan Tech fans cheering the arrival of the Huskies at Civic Arena in St. Joseph, Missouri, for the NCAA Division II Women's Basketball National Championship game. The 2010-11 Huskies have put together thirty-one wins, Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular season and tournament titles, and the school's . . .

With 52 years of experience in the international oil and gas industry, Carlos Jorda has served at the highest executive levels in refining and marketing, corporate planning, finance, and the production of Syncrude from Venezuela's Orinoco Belt with PDVSA, rising to president of PDV America and chairman of the CITGO Board of Directors. A native of Venezuela, Carlos Jorda graduated in 1971 with a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering . . .

A native of Chassell, Michigan, Mr. Cletus L. Courchaine received his baccalaureate in civil engineering with honor from Michigan Tech in 1952. After a brief period with the Houghton County Road Commission, Cletus served as a first lieutenant in the 354th Engineering Construction Battalion in Germany from 1952-54. He joined the Calhoun County Health Department as a Public Health Engineer in 1954 and was appointed as . . .