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Our GraduatesGraduates of the the Industrial Archeology and Environmental Policy Programs find employment and career opportunities in a number of different areas. Many choose to pursue doctoral degrees; others find private sector employment. Thus graduates of the industrial archaeology program are working for cultural resource management (CRM) or engineering consulting firms. Graduates of both program find positions in government agencies at various levels. Here is where some of our graduates are now. 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 EP Graduate Theses | IA Graduate Alumni Profiles 2006Justin Barnes, 2006 Mirit Shamir, 2006 Michael Deegan, 2006 Arron Kotlensky, 2006 Christopher Merritt, 2006; doctoral program in archaeology, University of Montana Scott See, 2006, Entered doctoral program in industrial heritage and archaeology, MTU. Robert Staves, 2006, Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC Heidi Steudle
2005Patrick Baird, 2005 Rachel Herzberg, 2005 Katherine Kruse, 2005, Americorps, BHK Child Development Center, Houghton MI. Katherine is working for the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community in Baraga, MI, as an Environmental Program Response Specialist in their Department of Natural Resources.. Samir Qadir, 2005, Potomac-Hudson Engineering (environmental consulting firm) Suika Rivett, 2005 Agustin Morua Robles, 2005. J. D. Natural Resource Law. Entered doctoral program in Civil and Environmental Engineering at MTU. Katherine Strong, 2005, Lewis and Clark Law School, Portland Oregon; working as a Conservation and Legal Associate for the Greater Yellowstone Coalition Edward Tennant, 2005, Ph.D. candidate in anthropology at the University of Florida Erin Timms, 2005 David Vago, 2005, Exhibit designer, Rich Mountain Battlefield Foundation. Xin (Joy) Wang, 2005, Ph.D. candidate in agricultural and resource economics, University of Kentucky
2004Jennifer Binkley-Power, 2004, instructor, Isle Royale Institute, Michigan Technological University Kim Finch: 2004 Cristina Menghini: 2004, business archivist for ENI, S.p.A., Milan, Italy. Larry Mishkar: 2004, 2004-06 was Research Associate for the Department;currently conducts freelance work in industrial archaeology and photography. Joe Wilson: 2004, Technologist at the DNA laboratory at the Greenwood Genetics Center, Greenwood, South Carolina, and a visiting instructor in Anthropology at Lander University, Greenwood, South Carolina. Joe has been awarded a 4-year fellowship for Ph.D. work at the University of Florida beginning fall 2007. He joins Ed Tennant in that program. 2003Melanie Barbier, 2003, Ph.D. Program in Sociology of Wildlife and Fisheries, Michigan State University Timothy Fillmore, 2003, instructor, Bay Mills Indian Community, Brimley, Michigan Ying Han, 2003, MUP Program in Urban Planning, University of Michigan Salvadora Keith, 2003, tutor, Finlandia University, Michigan Tim Mancl: 2003 graduate; industrial archaeologist Heite Consulting, Camden, Delaware. Kathleen Miller, 2003, Tucson, Arizona Alicia Valentino: Alicia Valentino graduated with her M.S. from Michigan Tech in 2003 and received her Ph.D. from the University of Arkansas in 2006. She is currently working in Seattle, Washington for a cultural resources company doing archaeology throughout the city. Gary Van Lingen: 2003, compelted his PhD at Syracuse University. Feilin Wang, 2003, Irvine, California Lin Zhu, 2003, Wisconsin, trade-related research and consulting
2002Gianfranco Archimede: 2002, Executive Director, Historic Preservation Commission, City of Paterson, New Jersey Guangqing Chi, 2002, Ph.D. Program in Rural Sociology, University of Wisconsin Christi Corey-Luse, 2002, NEPA Coordinator for the USDA Forest Service, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Wisconsin Julie Kloss: 2002 graduate; archaeologist with EMR, Inc., MN Jet Lowe: 2002 graduate; photographer, National Park Service, HABS/HAER program. Michael Madson: 2002 graduate; HDR, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Elizabeth Norris: 2002 graduate; PhD 2009, University of Massachusetts- Amherst. Efstathios Pappas: 2002 graduate; PhD candidate, University of Nevada-Reno.
2001Abhijit Banerjee, 2001, Ph.D. Program in Environmental and Energy Policy, University of Delaware Bo Yan, 2001 Caroline Vander Schee, 2001, 2001, Ph.D. Program in Educational Policy at Georgia State University. Qingsong Ji, 2001 James Gondek, 2001, RMT Inc., Madison, WI Melissa Hornyak, 2001, research attorney for the Michigan State Court of Appeals.
2000Jeff Myrom, 2000, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Des Moines, Iowa 1999Michelle Jarvie, 1999, Ph.D Program in Environmental Engineering, Michigan Technological University
1998Mika Valtasaari, 1998, Nokia, Copenhagen, Denmark Tammy Adamec, 1998, University of Michigan Law School
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