- Frank joined CH2M Hill, a major
environmental consulting firm, and is working on hazardous waste
site remediation.
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- After graduation, Beth toured Costa
Rica for two months, then joined Arthur D. Little to work on sustainable
development, which helps American industry prevent environmental.problems
before they occur.
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- Henry started his own software company
while an undergraduate and became a licensed Microsoft technician.
He received 25 job offers from business and computer firms.
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- After graduation, Julie entered
medical school at the Mayo Clinic, which only accepts 40 students
each year. She received a full scholarship for her medical training
and will be specializing in OB/GYN.
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- George became a financial analyst
on Wall Street for Elliott Associates, dealing in hedge funds.
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- While an undergraduate, Christopher
developed a new technology related to thermochromic inks, which
change color with temperature. Upon graduation, he started his
own firm to develop and market his products and is now President
of his company .
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- Carrie joined Andersen Consulting
and has moved up the ranks to become a manager. She is very active
in the Andersen recruiting effort on campus.
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- Karen was chosen from more than
1000 applicants to become one of 10 volunteer team members of
the WorldTrek Odyssey for Service and Education, in which the
10 travellers interact with schoolchildren over the Web during
a two-year world journey.
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- Helen joined Merck Pharmaceuticals
as a vaccine production supervisor.
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- Tom entered cooperative extension
and is a nutrient management and water quality specialist for
the watershed surrounding a municipal water supply.
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- As an undergraduate, Fran worked
as a cooperative education student at a Cargill salt plant. After
graduation, she was hired as a production engineer at the same
plant, and five years later, she is plant manager.
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- Bob is a process manufacturing engineer
at International Paper.
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- John first joined a small food company
and then became a food engineer at RJR Nabisco.
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- Joyce went on to her M.S. in Environmental
Engineering from MIT, then joined the environmental consulting
firm Camp-Dresser-McKee, then served in the Peace Corps in Thailand,
then worked as a water quality specialist for the EPA, and is
now finishing her Ph.D. at Harvard studying appropriate technologies
for developing countries.
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