Hailey Hart
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- Public Relations Manager, University Marketing and Communications
About Hailey
- Michigan Tech alum
- Has experience in digital marketing, social media management, project management, content creation, brand development and storytelling.
- Enjoys spending time outdoors, drinking too much coffee, reading, and being with her family. You can typically find her at a hockey rink at all times of the year.
Recent Stories
Phi Kappa Tau Takes the Crown at Winter Carnival 2025
The winning statue, "In Search of a Maiden So Fair, Our Hero Enters the Dragon's Lair," showcased craftsmanship worthy of a royal court and earned Phi Kappa Tau top honors, according to Michigan Tech's chapter of Blue Key National Honor Society, the Winter Carnival organizers. Blue Key announced the 2025 snow statue winners in the afternoon on Thursday, Feb. 6. Teams in month-long and one-night categories created statues based on this year's Carnival theme: "Dragons, Knights, and Legendary Sights." Read More
MTU Class of 2024 Celebrates Midyear Commencement
The ceremony begins at 10:30 a.m. in the Varsity Gym of the Student Development Complex. The SDC will open at 8:30 a.m. for ticketed guests, and free parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in Lot 22 adjacent to the SDC and Lot 24 near the football field. Tickets are required to attend the commencement ceremony. Guests are encouraged to check the campus map for accessible parking locations. Guests can also watch the ceremony via livestream, with a recording available afterward. Read More
Q&A with Diversity Award Winner Alexandra Marshall
As director of Residence Education, Alexandra Marshall is dedicated to creating spaces within Michigan Tech's residence halls where all students can feel they belong. Through her leadership in initiatives like the Husky Closet Collective and the expansion of gender-inclusive housing, Marshall's impact has fostered diversity, equity, inclusion, and sense of belonging (DEIS) on campus. Read More
Huskies on the Rise: Michigan Tech Welcomes a Thriving Pack
This year, Michigan Tech's overall enrollment has increased by 110 students, bringing the total to 7,430 — a 1.5% rise from last year. This continues Tech's steady trend of growing enrollment, marking the largest student body on campus since 1982. Undergraduate enrollment has seen a significant boost, up by over 2%. The University also achieved its highest-ever retention rate at 88.7%, reflecting its commitment to student success. Read More
Jennifer Becker Honored with Faculty Distinguished Service Award for Environmental and Public Health Initiatives
As the COVID-19 pandemic began, Jennifer Becker's dedication to protecting public and environmental health motivated her to develop and lead a SARS-CoV-2 wastewater testing program at Michigan Tech. Becker, an associate professor in Tech's Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geospatial Engineering, faced numerous challenges, from establishing effective testing protocols to securing necessary materials and recruiting skilled students for the project. Despite these obstacles, the program successfully monitored and managed COVID-19 in Michigan Tech's residence halls. Becker's ability to adapt and innovate in response to these challenges was instrumental in the program's success. For her efforts, she was awarded the University's 2024 Faculty Distinguished Service Award. Read More
Michigan Tech Named a Best Value College for 2024 by The Princeton Review
The Princeton Review named Michigan Technological University as one of its Best Value Colleges for 2024 on June 20. The education services company reports seven categories of ranked lists. Among the nation’s public colleges and universities, Michigan Tech was named No. 2 on the list of Best Schools for Internships, No. 9 for Best Career Placement and No. 18 for Best Schools for Financial Aid. In the Best Value Colleges category, solely based on return on investment, or ROI, Michigan Tech was ranked No. 33. Read More
Q&A with Teaching Award Winner Charles Wallace
Charles Wallace is a professor of computer science and serves as the associate dean for curriculum and instruction in Michigan Tech’s College of Computing. He studied linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of California before earning his Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Michigan. His diverse experiences as a computer scientist, linguist and software developer drive his research on improving human understanding, construction and usage of software. His work has received funding from the National Science Foundation, Google, Microsoft Research and the U.S. Department of Defense. Read More