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Proud of our Miners

Working around the world in a variety of fields

From building the Gateway Arch to helping people in developing nations gain access to safe water and sanitation, we’re not exaggerating when we say that civil, architectural and environmental engineering  graduates are changing the world for the better.

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Mike McEvilly: A natural leader
Whether he’s working on a deep-water offshore development in the Gulf of Mexico or helping S&T produce top-notch engineers, McEvilly, is a natural leader.
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Eric Potts: Urban cowboy
The Texas transplant and retired Army colonel has lived all over the world. But it wasn’t until he landed in the Lone Star State that he learned to tell an Angus from a Charolais.
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A Better Path: Gary White on WaterCredit
Gary White, Co-Founder & CEO of Water.org, has been working to improve lives with access to safe water and sanitation for more than twenty years.

Jack Wright, Gateway Arch

Working on the gateway Arch

Jack Wright, CE’61, worked for MacDonald Construction, the company that was awarded the contract for construction of the Arch in March 1962.

Fresh out of school, Wright worked on surveying and helped ensure quality control throughout the project. He says that the $13 million project was not just a job, it was a learning experience for everyone involved.

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Visit the Miner Alumni Assocation website where you can check out a section event in your area or get in touch with a long lost friend using the alumni directory.
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