Alumnus Bhakta Rath, who earned a master’s degree in metallurgical and materials engineering in 1958, recently spoke before the National Federation of Indian American Associations about women in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
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The M&M Building opened for business in 1992. See TechAlum Newsletter, “The Class of 1992,” Vol. 18, No. 25, 2012.
Thomas Spence, Met. Eng. ’70, talks about Fastpitch Softball in 1969 and 1970. See TechAlum Newsletter, From the Email Bag, “Fastpitch Softball,” Vol. 18, No. 23, July 3, 2012.
Metallurgy alum Bob Carnahan provides a sports photo from his freshman year while relating some of his adventures at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology (Michigan Tech’s former name). See TechAlum Newsletter, From the Email Bag, “Sports Memorabilia from 1950,” Vol. 18, 2012.
1953 alumnus Bob Carnahan, metallurgical and materials engineering, has offered a comment on the Pat Paulsen wine now being auctioned. Read his comments in “Pat Paulsen’s Son Offers to Sign the Wine” in the From the Email Bag section of TechAlum Newsletter, June 4, 2012.
From the Email Bag in TechAlum Newsletter, part of the famous College Bowl team of 1964 was Byron Boyd, son of legendary metallurgy professor Gil Boyd.
Metallurgical Engineering alum Bill Olson posted a letter in From the Email Bag in TechAlum Newsletter for February 28, 2012. Read the story about life in married housing.