Catch up with your favorite Huskies! Grab a seat at the Great Lakes Invitational, enter our snowfall competition, and mark your calendars for Alumni Reunion 2020.
Save the Date For Alumni Reunion 2020
Michigan Tech alumni and friends are invited back to campus August 6-8 for Reunion 2020. Featured classes for next summer's event are 1970 (50 years = Golden Ms), 1980, 1990, 1995, 2000, and 2010.
Catch up with your classmates, enjoy a pasty or pickled egg, and see what's new on campus. Reunion programming includes great opportunities to explore Michigan Tech and the area.
Contact your classmates now, and spend a summer weekend on campus and in the Copper Country reminiscing.
Help Us Identify Huskies With Patents
The US Patent and Trademark Office has issued more than 10 million patents in its existence. No doubt thousands of those are held by Michigan Tech alumni.
Some of the more famous patents we're aware of: the paintball (Charles Nelson '36), the tunnel-boring technology that dug the Chunnel (Richard Robbins '56), and touchscreen technology (Hal Philipp '75). There are others in materials science, computer components, automotive parts, and even human prosthetics!
We know there must be many more. Unfortunately, there's no way to search the patent website by alma mater. We need your help!
Email us at alumni@mtu.edu if you or someone you know holds a patent.
Join Us at GLI
Michigan Tech will host the 55th annual Great Lakes Invitational on December 30-31, 2019 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. The Huskies will open against Michigan State in the first semifinal at 1 p.m. on Monday (Dec. 30). University of Michigan and Ferris State will play in the second game at 4 p.m. The GLI semifinal and championship games will be played at 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., respectively, on Tuesday (Dec. 31).
Michigan Tech alumni and friends are invited to connect with fellow Huskies in the 1701 Pub (Little Caesars Arena, upper concourse, SW corner near the Meijer entrance) an hour prior to each Michigan Tech game.
See ticket information.
2019-20 Snowfall Contest
Huskies know snow. Put your snow knowledge to the test by entering our snowfall contests. Last year's winner guessed our season snowfall total of 192.38 inches to within an eighth of an inch.
In Memoriam
1939
- D. Kelly Campbell
- James R. Cooper
1940
- Barnard O. Wilcox
1942
- Herbert H. Alvord
1946
- Mary A. Paoli
1947
- Edwin B. Johnson
- Richard C. Vandeweghe
1948
- Layton C. Binon
- David F. Chimino
1949
- Jack H. Bellack
- James A. Klungness
1950
- William E. Bergdahl
1951
- Joseph A. Becia
1952
- Lina T. Taskovich
1953
- Dr. Robert J. Nominelli
- James E. Robinson
1954
- Richard B. Little
- Lloyd F. Lockwood
- Preston R. Spencer
- Walter H. West
1955
- Herman C. Brunke Sr.
- Philip N. Parks
1956
- Donald A. Daavettila
- John E. Rice
- Richard J. Robbins
- Elmer J. Warren
1957
- Glenn E. Ehle
- Carlo W. Maki, PE
- Glenn M. Maki
1958
- Clifford L. Harrington
- Roy E. Hoyer
- Richard L. Pichette
1959
- Donald M. Godell, PE
- John I. Jukuri
- Dale J. Kemppainen
1960
- William D. Egerer
- Peter D. Farm
1961
- David R. Carlson
- Jo Ann M. Hauswirth
- William C. Rosenthal, PE
1962
- Stuart W. Bowman
- John F. Jewell
- Thomas J. Richter
- Ronald J. Wysynski
1963
- Willis J. Fontaine
1965
- Kenneth A. Gervais
- L. John Gunter
1966
- David Balzarini
- Lenord F. Brady
- Bruce D. Mattern, PE, TE
1967
- Daniel B. Taylor
1968
- Paul J. Erspamer
1969
- Michael C. Coleman
1970
- Linda J. Beckner
- Paul T. Dzakowic
- Deborah Michael
1971
- David A. Niemi
1972
- A. Michael Hill
- Robert E. Pintarelli
- Jack F. Poynter
1973
- Ann Y. Courchaine
- Bruce W. Norell
1974
- Robert G. Tracy, PE
- Bruce E. Wallace
1975
- Julianne M. Ager
1978
- Sally A. Beckett
- Holley M. Linn
1980
- Joseph G. Karpenski
- Daniel J. Reilly
1985
- Paul K. Alexander
1987
- Robert E. Dool
- Emanuel Z. Manos
- Douglas J. Thompson
- Michele J. Wreggelsworth
1996
- Mitchell A. Lane
2000
- Kimberly D. Demos
- Joshua G. Mathieu
2003
- Joseph J. Schripsema
Michigan Technological University is a public research university founded in 1885 in Houghton, Michigan, and is home to nearly 7,500 students from more than 60 countries around the world. Consistently ranked among the best universities in the country for return on investment, Michigan’s flagship technological university offers more than 120 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science and technology, engineering, computing, forestry, business, health professions, humanities, mathematics, social sciences, and the arts. The rural campus is situated just miles from Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, offering year-round opportunities for outdoor adventure.
