A pipeline from chemical engineering to banking
A pipeline from chemical engineering to banking When Melanie Gipe ’81 graduated from Mines, she...
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...
Read MoreMaking higher education attainable for all Since graduating from Mines, Kurtis Griess ’08, MS ’10...
Read MoreThe impact of the built environment Like countless people in 2020, Peyton Gibson ’17 felt locked...
Read MoreAn ace of a fundraiser Every spring, more than one hundred people gather in Golden, Colorado, for...
Read MoreDrilling up a family legacy Barry Thomas ’91 came to Mines knowing it was one of the top...
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A lofty career With qualifications in engineering, geology and other earth sciences, many Mines...
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From geology to vascular and endovascular surgery Though her extensive academic career has...
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Nature through a geologist’s lens Any good photographer can tell you that light, composition...
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Sky high When she’s hundreds of feet above the ground while climbing a cell tower, Kelsey Olson...
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Facing the crossroads Ian MacGregor ’12 was torn. It was 2002, and he was between semesters in his...
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No risk, no reward Throughout her life, Jackie Haney ’01 has always asked the same bold question:...
Read MoreKeeping space conflict-free Over a 35-year career in the U.S. Army, Gen. James Dickinson MS ’96...
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Finding the optimal solutions As one of the 22 judges sitting on the Colorado Court of Appeals,...
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