Economist turned energy leader
Economist turned energy leader Tisi Barlock MS ’17, PhD ’19 may not have envisioned her career...
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Economist turned energy leader Tisi Barlock MS ’17, PhD ’19 may not have envisioned her career...
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Luggage logistics From strollers and backpacks to kayaks and pole vault poles, Erik Knowles ’86...
Read MoreUnearthing energy solutions Savannah Rice MS ’21 has been fascinated with what’s in the ground...
Read MoreHungree for change We’ve all been there—we’ve cooked up a delicious meal for dinner but have some...
Read MoreBreaking beats and boundaries There’s no arguing that hip-hop is electric—but it’s not often...
Read MoreStrengthening partnerships and building community When Bill Zisch ’79 became president of the...
Read MoreSupporting new ventures Zack Bennett ’99 has always been an explorer, curious about the unknown...
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Creating a sense of communal support The theme of this year’s Forces of Mines: Elevating Women...
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Finding what’s critical in material supply chains As the United States progresses toward a...
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Transformations in the field Today, runners, cyclists and cross-country skiers flock to the Trail...
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A good steward to the world Long before technology company Meta’s virtual reality headsets...
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It really is rocket science Since childhood, Paul Anderson ’85 has never been afraid of a...
Read MoreA pipeline from chemical engineering to banking When Melanie Gipe ’81 graduated from Mines, she...
Read MoreAn eye for the environment Witnessing sea life in the Caribbean. Shipwrecks in the Eastern United...
Read MoreCarving a new path Salina Derichsweiler ’02 has always carved her own path. It hasn’t always been...
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