For the first time, Alumni Weekend (April 26–28) includes a reunion for all women graduates of Mines—an event that could be the largest campus reunion ever. To celebrate the tenacity and success of the school’s women graduates, the alumni association is inviting all “Women of Mines” back to campus for Alumni Weekend 2012, which will
LinkedIn guru Kevin Knebl spoke about how to integrate careers with social media during a webcasted campus event on November 21 that was sponsored by CSMAA. Here are some strategies he shared: 1. Build a robust profile, using keywords to maximize search functionality. 2. Join groups that relate to your knowledge base and look for
Mines magazine’s reader survey results mostly positive, constructive Figuring that silence doesn’t necessarily signify consent, Mines conducted an online survey this spring to find out what you really think of this publication. The answers—at times nearly unanimous and at others polar opposite—left us encouraged that, on the whole, you approve of the direction we’ve taken
Students and alumni celebrated this year’s homecoming (September 30 – October 1) by reuniting with old friends, parading down Washington Street and watching their team trounce Fort Lewis. Here are a few scenes from the events. Click on a thumbnail below to view the entire photo, and mouse over it to view the arrows that
Before launching into the important business prompting this letter, I’d like to take a moment to introduce myself, having only recently taken over as president of the Colorado School of Mines Alumni Association. I graduated from Mines in 1983 with a BS in geophysical engineering, after which I obtained a law degree from the University
CSM Alumni Association President Julia Hoagland ’90 provides an update on CSMAA’s activities and finances. Learn more about your alumni association and how to get involved.
Help the Colorado School of Mines Alumni Association identify outstanding alumni for their service to the alumni association and the school. Read Professor Emeritus Robert (Bob) Weimer’s observations on receiving the Melville F. Coolbaugh Memorial Award in 1995.