A better way to heal
Diana Hall ’97 is living her dream. Using her chemical and software engineering background plus...
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Category: Alumni Profiles
A pioneer in aerospace
Don Neuschwander ’51 entered aerospace at an exciting time. In 1958, the Russians and Americans...
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Finding the sweet spot outside of the comfort zone
Photo by Faris Izzat One need only talk to Sarah Hanes Lokman Hakim ’17 for a minute or two to...
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A multidisciplinary problem solver with real-world impact
José L. Moreno ’96 doesn’t have your average day job. As a regional engineering security officer...
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A major competitor drives innovation
It can easily be said that Marty Jertson ’02 has an affinity for golf. “My dad got me into it,”...
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Studying waves to contend with the wolf note
Beloved by musicians and music lovers alike, the cello is the most versatile of the string...
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Teaching English, inspiring civic engagement
When Ernesto “Eric” Aguilar ’01 left his career in counterdrug operations with the United States...
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Designing the next outdoor gear
As the fields between Golden and Fort Collins, Colo., rolled by the window of her family’s car,...
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Shooting for the Space Station
When Penny Pettigrew ’92 was a young girl in California, she dreamed of being an astronaut....
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Taking flight with model airplanes
When Eugene McMahan ’49 was seven years old, he spent his time building 10-cent model airplanes...
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Flying under a new call sign
During 13 deployments to the Middle East, Lt. Colonel Rob Aikman ’01 was a pilot in charge of...
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Invading Cairo: Bringing sport and community to Egypt
Over the past year, Alex Beaman ’14 invaded one of the largest cities in the world. A Mines...
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Making Waves on Water Issues
Becky Mitchell ’02, MS ’07 is the new director of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, looking...
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Maniacs for Mining Education
Ryan Miles ’07, MS ’14 was frustrated. As a mining engineer who frequently traveled for work, he...
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A Labor of Love: Caring for sled dogs
Some people like to celebrate getting their master’s degree with a vacation or dinner at a fancy...
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Current Issue: Spring 2019
