Category: Alumni

It is a long-standing Michigan Tech tradition for the honored Reunion classes to have a friendly gift competition. Help show everyone that your class cares the most. Members of the Class of 1960 are invited to make a contribution in support of the reunion gift program and to honor all that we have achieved.

• Class donations to date: $1,109,502.84
• Members donating: 62 (13.9%)

Honor Roll

All class of 1960 members who give toward the Class Reunion Gift effort will be included on the class honor roll, but there will be a special emphasis placed on the Class of 1960 Endowed Scholarship Fund.

New gifts made between July 1, 2019, and the end of reunion (August 8, 2020)—no matter the size or designation—are counted in the reunion gift total.

Gifts can be made by mail, by phone, or online. Multiyear pledges (up to five years) are also encouraged, as the entire pledge amount will be included in the project total.

The honor roll is updated periodically. If you have made a gift and your name is not yet on the list, please email us or call 906-487-2400.

Updated August 4, 2020

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• Top 3 Majors: ME-EM 24%, Civil Engineering 19%, EE 18%
• 1959 – Two buses brought fifty-two women to Michigan Tech for the Winter Carnival Sno-Ball. A tradition begins.
• 1959 – Harold Meese is named Dean of Students (a post he held until 1983)
• 1960 – The Sheldon Heights (Lower Daniell Heights) Apartments were opened for married students.

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Dear Class of 1960

Alumni Reunion 2020 begins Thursday, August 6, with virtual content being posted on the reunion website. While this is not the way we would have liked to hold reunion, the Alumni Engagement staff has put together some fun content for us to see what’s going on at Tech and rekindle those memories of the Copper Country.

Be sure to log on to our Class of 1960 page and comment at the bottom of the page to share a memory or share what you’re up to now.

Also, if you haven’t contributed to our class gift effort yet, please consider doing so. Gifts of any amount to any area of campus will help current students and show what Michigan Tech means to us.

I look forward to interacting with you during our virtual reunion. Congrats on reaching this 60-year milestone!

Sincerely,

Ron Harma
Class of 1960 Reunion Chair

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It is a long-standing Michigan Tech tradition for the honored Reunion classes to have a friendly gift competition. Help show everyone that your class cares the most. Members of the Class of 1995 are invited to make a contribution in support of the reunion gift program and to honor all that we have achieved.

• Class donations to date: $34,562.50
• Members donating: 57 (3.3%)

Honor Roll

All class of 1995 members who give toward the Class Reunion Gift effort will be included on the class honor roll.

New gifts made between July 1, 2019, and the end of reunion (August 8, 2020)—no matter the size or designation—are counted in the reunion gift total.

Gifts can be made by mail, by phone, or online. Multiyear pledges (up to five years) are also encouraged, as the entire pledge amount will be included in the project total.

The honor roll is updated periodically. If you have made a gift and your name is not yet on the list, please email us or call 906-487-2400.

Updated August 4, 2020

Main Reunion Page

• Total graduates: 1,228
• Top 3 majors: ME-EM (20%), Civil Engineering (10%), Electrical Engineering (11%)
• 1992 the Michigan Tech Student Foundation (MTSF) starts the new tradition of “Oozeball” at Spring Fling. This mud volleyball tournament quickly became a Tech Tradition
• 1994 Coed residence hall is renamed McNair Hall for Fred W. McNair, president of Michigan College of Mines (1899-1924)
• 1994 Bowing to pressure from parents, students and faculty, President Tompkins calls off classes as Tech closed for a full day because of cold temperatures

Main Reunion Page

Dear Class of 1995

Alumni Reunion 2020 begins Thursday, August 6, with virtual content being posted on the reunion website. While this is not the way we would have liked to hold reunion, the Alumni Engagement staff has put together some fun content for us to see what’s going on at Tech and rekindle those memories of the Copper Country.

Be sure to log on to our Class of 1995 page and comment at the bottom of the page to share a memory or share what you’re up to now.

Also, if you haven’t contributed to our class gift effort yet, please consider doing so. Gifts of any amount to any area of campus will help current students and show what Michigan Tech means to us.

We look forward to interacting with you during our virtual reunion. Congrats on reaching this 25-year milestone!

Sincerely,
Mark and Sara Hurley
Class of 1995 Reunion Co-Chairs

Main Reunion Page