The Arch 2023

Inside: How alumni raised more than $677,000 for mechanical engineering labs

The Arch:

The Annual Report of the Center for Alumni Relations & Advancement 2023

Fellow Hardrockers, I want to begin by offering an

My commitment to our stakeholders is to turn that

enthusiastic shout-out to Julie

passion into even greater results for our university.

Carver, CARA’s outgoing Board Chair.

Moving forward, CARA has quite a bit to build

Success is ultimately determined

upon. This past year was another record year with

by the results that are delivered,

$21.05 million raised. This comes on the back of

and under Julie’s leadership, CARA’s results were

$20.86 million raised in 2022. Paul Krueger and

outstanding. From the merger of the Foundation and

the entire CARA team are to be congratulated for

Alumni Association to record-setting funds raised

this level of success. Unique new offerings like the

in recent years, Julie has seen to it that CARA and

successful “Raising for Rockers” day of giving ensure

South Dakota Mines are positioned for even greater

CARA’s efforts remain effective. We also must thank

accomplishments. Congratulations, Julie, and thank you.

every individual, couple, family and corporation,

I also want to thank and acknowledge retiring CARA Board members: Sherwin Artus, Tyler Artz, Gaurdie

who contributed financially to CARA. We will not, however, rest on our laurels. While

Banister, Julie Carver, Ed Corwin, Sean Hayes, Amy

we celebrate our recent successes, we are driven

Koenig, Rose Luvaas and Steve O’Rourke. We will also

by the knowledge that satisfaction with the status

miss lifetime member Gene Lebrun, who passed away

quo is a sure path to failure. CARA is committed to

at 84 this summer. The expertise, and dedication each

building upon our historical momentum to ensure

of you brought to the Board will be long remembered.

the physical and intellectual assets of Mines remain

In September, we said goodbye to CARA’s CEO Paul

best in class. We are proud of tangible examples

Krueger. Although we were disappointed to see Paul

such as the impressive Nucor Mineral Industries

leave, we are extremely pleased with all that he was

building but, as you will see in this edition of The

able to accomplish over the past two years. He will

Arch, there are plenty of less visible but equally

be missed. The entire Board of Directors wishes Paul

impactful examples of progress. It is evident that

the best in his future endeavors. The CARA Board has

the unique combination of your generosity and the

started the process of finding a new CEO.

South Dakota can-do spirit allows Mines to amaze

I am honored and humbled to be taking on the role of Board Chair. I owe a huge personal debt to this great

the world.

I look forward to serving all of you. If you should

institution. The academics, extracurricular activities,

have any questions, concerns or suggestions, please

culture and many intangibles that make up the

feel free to contact me.

Mines student experience set me up for a successful professional career. However, it is not through a sense of obligation that I assume this position. It is through a sense of passion; a passion to make our school even

Rich A. Wells (ChemE 82)

more rewarding for present and future stakeholders.

Board Chair

New Team Members Nicole Haltiner, Accounting Specialist After growing up in Montana, Nicole lived in Idaho and California before arriving in Rapid City in 1996. Although this is her first time working in higher education, she has worked for and with many South Dakota Mines graduates and brings three decades of accounting and other experience to CARA. Nicole loves working for CARA and is so excited to be supporting the alma mater of her husband, Mike Haltiner (ME 09), and her son, Marcus Berger (CS 16).

Mission

We promote the traditions, interests, influence and reputation of South Dakota Mines among alumni and friends through meaningful engagement and by inspiring and stewarding philanthropy.

CARA Team Amanda Barnes,

Bailey Ellis, Annual Giving Officer

Director of Development

Bailey is a native of Rapid City. Prior to joining

Nancy Beets,

CARA he spent four and a half years with the

Office Manager

Monument Health Foundation, fundraising for

Audrey Boehm,

important projects that impacted the health of

Chief Financial Officer

western South Dakotans. Bailey is excited to impact the lives of

Michelle Chikos,

South Dakota Mines students and alumni.

Senior Prospect Analyst

Sanjukta (Bonnie) Mitra, Accountant Bonnie moved to Rapid City in August of 2022.

She brings over 20 years of global experience in the accounting field. Her husband, Rudrajit Mitra, is Associate Professor with the Department of Mining Engineering and Management at South Dakota Mines.

Bonnie is excited to be part of the great team at CARA and is eager to learn from others and grow together while fostering a positive and supportive environment.

Jo Dwyer, Alumni Engagement Coordinator From the shores of Honolulu to the mountains of Tibet, to the Wyoming prairies and the Oaxacan coast, and now to the beautiful Black Hills, Jo is excited to be part of the CARA team to engage alumni, friends, and current students. She joins us from Stevens High School. Jo is the proud mother of a Mines math major.

Go, Hardrockers!

Jo Dwyer, Alumni Engagement Coordinator Bailey Ellis, Annual Giving Officer Kathleen Fitzgerald-Ellis, Director of Stewardship and Communication Shelli Grinager, Director of Alumni Relations Nicole Haltiner, Accounting Specialist Brad Johnson, Vice President of Development Michael Keegan, Director of Development Leah Mahoney, Director of Planned Giving Bonnie Mitra, Accountant Jim Wilson, Property Manager JoAnn Strommen, Database Administrator

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Geology alumni and friends triple giving day goal

Field trips have long been an integral part to the experience of students in the Geology & Geological Engineering department. Thanks to some impressive alumni generosity, these important tours of regional geology are sure to continue.

According to Dr. Kevin Ward, Assistant Professor of Geology, getting outside and exploring the land is an important and valuable part of being a geologist that doesn’t happen as much as it used to.

“There’s been quite a bit of a shift in the field,” he said. “It used to be that we would go out and hike around and look at rocks all day, but now we’ve become

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Geology students and faculty pose at the top of Terry Peak during a day field trip on April 23, 2023.

more lab-focused, looking through

participation, the department covers

microscopes and at computer screens.”

food, transportation, entrance/camping

While those advances have certainly been valuable as well, the Department

fees, as well as helps students who need camping gear.

of Geology & Geological Engineering is

“These field trips are a very

making sure those hands-on, outdoor

meaningful experience for the

learning experiences remain a part of

students,” Dr. Ward said, who has been

their students’ educational journey at

on five himself. “It’s quite a bit of work

South Dakota Mines.

to organize, so the more donations we

“It’s a way for them to link what

have, the more we can focus on the

they’re learning or going to learn, and it

educational component and finding

also gets them thinking like a geologist.

the best spot versus just finding the

There’s also quite a bit of connecting

cheapest spot.”

that happens between the students.”

This past April during the

Additionally, more funding means the field trips can be longer and include

university’s Raising for Rockers giving

overnight stays. This year’s fall field

day, the department chose to raise

trip will be to Rocky Mountain National

money for their annual fall student field

Park.

trip and to reinstate the spring field trip.

“Some of these students would

The field trips focus on experiencing

otherwise never get to go on these

regional geology and have in recent

trips, so it’s a nice thing that we can

years taken students to the Bighorns,

continue to offer them.”

Yellowstone, Nebraska, and more.

The department blew their initial

Thank you to everyone who donated

$5,000 goal out of the water, raising

to department projects during

$14,642. They also had the most

Raising for Rockers. To view the

participation in terms of individual

full list of projects and the

donors supporting their project. While

leaderboard, visit https://

students provide a nominal deposit for

raisingforrockers.sdsmt.edu/.

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Mines broke ground on the building last fall, which will support the Department of Geology and Geological Engineering, the Department of Mining Engineering and Management and the

Nucor Mineral Industries Building takes shape on campus

Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering. The new, 3-story, 63,000-squarefoot facility will be equipped with innovative, team-based learning spaces that foster interdisciplinary collaboration and promote student engagement.

The Nucor Mineral Industries Building is coming

work to be done. The Center for Alumni Relations

alive on campus, making South Dakota Mines

& Advancement is working hard to reach the $12

home to this state-of-the-art facility that will

million goal in private and corporate sources. There

unlock cutting-edge research and learning

are still several naming opportunities starting at

opportunities. The construction timeline is on track

$20K, which can be paid over five years.

for a ribbon-cutting event in the fall of 2024.

This past spring, Scull Construction placed the

“South Dakota Mines remains one of only a small group of institutions to serve these industries,

last piece of steel on the building during a “topping

and we are grateful to our partners, alumni and

off ceremony.” All the donors who had given to the

friends who have supported this project to date,”

project at that time had their name signed to that

said President Jim Rankin (EE 78). “We’re so proud

piece of steel by a Mines student, permanently

to be able to serve our students and our nation by

solidifying their impact on this campus. Click the

providing cutting-edge education in these crucial

QR codes to see a video of the topping off, more

programs.”

photos from the event, as well as the construction live-cam.

Last winter, Governor Kristi Noem signed the

For information on how you can be involved, contact Bradley.

bill passed by our state legislature to fully fund

Johnson@sdsmt.edu. You can

the state’s portion of the building’s construction

visit the project website by

cost. This was a great step forward, but there is still

scanning the QR code.

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Community + Connection The Surbeck Center Expansion touches on plans to study abroad, visiting with a counselor to get through a challenge, or even being on stage for the first time for a Drama Club production,” said Dr. Dlugos.

“We can’t wait to celebrate the legacy of what Surbeck has meant for thousands of alumni and to make room for new opportunities with the expansion.”

The Surbeck Center has felt like

Dean of Students. “The levels of

home to Hardrockers since 1962,

generosity for this project are

Visit https://cara.sdsmt.edu/

providing space for students

truly inspiring. Students leave

giving/Surbeck for more

to connect, a dining hall, and

their mark all over our campus,

information.

offices for much-needed services.

but I think the memories made in

These environments improve the

the Surbeck Center are especially

student experience and ultimately

significant.”

lead to student success.

The expansion will add

In order to continue to meet

much-needed dining hall and

this important need for students,

conference spaces, as well as

the Center for Alumni Relations

increase accessibility of student

& Advancement (CARA) is raising

support offices such as Women

money to expand the center.

in Science and Engineering,

Rising construction costs caused

Counseling and Veterans

the goal to increase to $7.1 million,

Resources. Additionally, the

of which CARA has raised $5.8

Admissions Office will relocate

million.

to the Surbeck Center to provide

“Those of us who have office

prospective families with an

space and are serving students

immediate connection to the

in the Surbeck Center have

campus culture.

watched the momentum grow

“In any given week, you may

as we fundraise for the Surbeck

see students sharing a meal with

expansion,” said Dr. Joe Dlugos,

new friends, putting the finishing

Special thanks to Doug (EE 80) and Leah Beck who donated $1 million to the Surbeck Center Expansion.

The Beck Ballroom (formerly Surbeck Ballroom) is now named in their honor. The two were on campus during Rocker Days this fall for a dedication ceremony.

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The number one fan George Dunham’s steadfast support of Hardrocker Athletics

Few people have

“He has funded the Athletic Department

impacted Hardrocker

since the 90s. Almost every single student who

Athletics like George

has had an athletic scholarship at Mines since

Dunham (ME 56). His

then was supported by him, including me and

support was always

my husband.”

evident, and in more

George was born in Sioux Falls and attended

ways than one. To say

Mines on a football scholarship. He loved the

that George’s passing

sport; but he loved the Hardrockers and Rapid

this past spring has left a hole in the heart of the

City even more.

Athletics Department would be an understatement.

“He loved football. He still talked about

“It’s very hard for me to put into words, the

playing at Mines, even very recently. But he also

impact he had,” said Maria Fossum-Cadwallader

believed athletics was the front door to Mines

(IE 96), Executive Director of the Hardrock Club,

for the community. He saw the Hardrockers as

the foundation that supports Hardrocker Athletics.

a way to engage with Rapid City.”

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George and his wife, Nancy (EE 57) went on to be very successful, opening a consulting engineering firm, Dunham Associates, in Rapid City which eventually had offices in Bismarck, ND, Sioux Falls, SD, Minneapolis, MN, Casper, WY, Reno, NV, and Las Vegas, NV. The couple supported more than Mines. They provided financial support to the Rapid City Club for Boys, the YMCA, Monument Health, and United Way among others.

In 2004, the field at O’Harra Stadium was named in honor of George and Nancy, and has since been known as Dunham Field at O’Harra Stadium.

“George wanted to see a winning program, but more importantly he wanted student-athletes to get a great education, and he really believed in the education here,” Maria said. “He also wanted to give kids the same opportunities he had.”

Scholarship support is usually the number one tool for recruiting talented student-athletes,

Above: George Dunham in his Mines football uniform

and George understood that. Now, Maria said,

Left lower: George and Nancy Dunham

Hardrocker Athletics is looking for more alumni to show their support in this area.

Left upper: Hardrockers play on Dunham Field at O’Harra Stadium

“He carried the load for a very long time, and now is the time for more alumni and friends to

picked him up for the games, got him his hot

follow in his footsteps,” she said. “The reality is if

dog, chips and water, and then chatted with

you can’t offer a scholarship, or enough money

him throughout the game.

with that scholarship, the students who we want

“I’m going to miss that. I truly valued my

to be Hardrockers and play on our teams are

conversations with him. This year is going to

going to go elsewhere.”

be a lot different. But I’m sure he’ll be there in

Maria sees a lot of former athletes, and one

spirit cheering them on.”

of the things she hears most frequently is how grateful they are to Mines. “Most people I talk to, when they look back on their success and think about their time at Mines, both in the classroom and on the field, they’re thankful for everything this place did for them. I hope that will inspire people to give back like George.”

George and Nancy took pride in attending all home football games. In his final years, Maria

George and Nancy donated more than $7.6 million to athletics at South Dakota Mines. If you want to join the next generation of athletics supporters at Mines, contact Maria.

Cadwallader@sdsmt.edu.

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Paying back E.R. Stensaas Alumni raise $677,249 to keep ME labs current

most knowledgeable people, but he looked forward to helping you if you were having problems,” said Jack. “He had a way of explaining things so that you could see how to solve the problem. He was going to make sure you were successful.”

That’s why, when Jack was approached to help raise money for the Stensaas Laboratory Endowment, his choice was easy.

“Plus, I sold for 30 years, so I figured I could convince my classmates to give up a little coin for the School of Mines.”

The family of Elden Stensaas, along with friends and alumni, generously funded a laboratory endowment for the Department of Mechanical Engineering in 1997. The endowment has allowed the lab equipment to stay up to date, ensuring Mines students receive the best E.R. Stensaas

possible mechanical engineering education.

However, with the rapid pace of progress in technology, the family and the department noticed the need to grow the endowment.

The reason Jack Mallow (ME 63) made it through

Last year, the family challenged ME alumni

South Dakota Mines, in his opinion was because

to boost the then balance of $250,000 by $1

of professors like Elden “E.R.” Stensaas, former

million, pledging to match up to $500,000. The

mechanical engineering (ME) professor and

approach was to identify several “class leaders”

department head. Stensaas became the first

of various graduation years who would reach

professor and head of the newly formed

out to their former mechanical engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering in 1946,

classmates and ask for their support.

and while he started out with no equipment he

Marlene Nelson (ME 74) volunteered to

grew the department into the largest on campus

be a class leader because she was touched

during his 36-year career at Mines.

by the Stensaas family’s dedication to ME

“Professor Stensaas was not only one of the

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students at Mines.

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Department Head Pierre Larochelle (center) with class leaders (left to right) Ryan Koontz (ME 98), Randy Clarksean (ME 83), Marlene Nelson (ME 74), and Dave Berg (ME 73)

“I was really motivated to help. I know how many ME graduates we have, and I just thought, ‘We should be able to do this.’”

And they did, even exceeding their goal.

Thirty-one class leaders rounded up their fellow Hardrockers and helped raise $677,249 from 131 individual donors.

them to help.”

Dave Hoffman (ME 79), another class leader, remarked on how good it was to connect with so many of his fellow classmates during his fundraising efforts.

“It was great to reminisce of the tremendous times I had with my classmates so many years

“There wasn’t one person who said ‘no’,”

ago, most of whom I had not been in contact with

said Jack, whose family has four generations of

since I graduated in 1979. It was also rewarding to

Mines graduates. “In fact, I probably spent more

see the support from those classmates come in as

time catching up with people than convincing

commitment to help in the fundraising effort.”

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E.R. Stensaas working with students in the labs

During a visit to campus in 2021, Dave visited the ME lab and was “overwhelmed with how far

our ME students equipped to lead as they move into their careers in industry.”

the lab had developed” since he was a student.

“It was clear to me that the continued

The endowment will support planned growth in robotics, mechatronics, lasers, energy storage,

advancement of “hands on” study and the quickly

and engines – as well as whatever the future holds!

changing engineering needs was critical to keep

STENSAAS LAB ENDOWMENT Goal $500,000 Total $677,249

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“I am overwhelmed by the generosity

CLASS LEADERS

Louis Naber, 1984

Donn Lobdell, 1958

Steve Mullan, 1984

Dave Braun, 1961

Dan Weinacht, 1984

Jerry Pontius, 1961

John Konechne, 1986

Jack Mallow, 1963

Karl Steffes, 1987

Sam Begeman, 1964

Brent Durheim, 1989

Larry Baruth, 1966

Mike Rizor, 1990

Marv Olson, 1969

Lisa Warne, 1991

Pete Birrenkott, 1971

Ryan Koontz, 1998

Timothy Holleman, 1971

Nick Koch, 2003

Dave Berg, 1973

Wes Snaza, 2008

Max Main, 1973

Matt Schulte, 2009

Marlene Nelson, 1974

Jerry Farke, 2014

Judd Hansen, 1978

JD Squire, 2015

David Hoffman, 1979

Grant Nelson, 2019

Randy Clarksean, 1983

Dan Dolan

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Mechanical engineering students at work in the ME labs

shown by our alumni to support the continued

they aware of the impact E.R. had on students at

large enrollment in mechanical engineering at

Mines, but he had a huge impact on their family as

South Dakota Mines,” said Dr. Pierre Larochelle,

well. One of their sons, a civil engineering professor,

department head and professor. “We’re already

has an open door policy, and they believe it’s

using the proceeds of the E.R. Stensaas Laboratory

something he learned from his grandpa.

Endowment to equip our labs with the latest

“Elden Stensaas was an important part of our

technologies. Recently, a new lathe was delivered

family, and we wanted to do something to ensure

and will be setup in our machine shop. These

that he has a memory at South Dakota Mines,”

are exciting times for the department and our

Gary said. “From talking to people at Mines, we

students!”

know that his whole life was dedicated to Rapid City

A $1,250,000 Stensaas Laboratory Endowment

and to Mines, so this is a nice memorial to him.”

will ensure South Dakota Mines’ leadership in

His former students would agree.

mechanical engineering and will enable the

“Anytime [Stensaas] did anything in the lab, it

department and its students to meet industry

was for the benefit of the students, so we need to

demands.

make sure we can continue that tradition,” said Jack.

“I couldn’t have had a better education at Mines,” said Max Main (ME 73), another class leader.

“I talked to a number of people, and I really enjoyed visiting with them and catching up and talking about our time on campus. I think the commitment

Thank you to all of the class leaders and

from the family was an encouragement to a lot of

individual donors who contributed to

people to contribute.”

this project.

Gary and Jane (daughter of Elden) Fick said they were happy to contribute the match. Not only were

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The Logue Legacy

said John, who had no second thoughts about going to college right after high school for electrical engineering.

“I’ve been interested in electricity since as long as I can remember,” he said. “When

Brothers join forces to support future Hardrockers

they wired our home in 1952, even then I was following the electrician around.”

Meanwhile, the engineers and architects working with Dick noticed his talent.

If you ask Richard (Dick) Logue (CE 66) who

“It was obvious that the things we were

influenced him to attend South Dakota Mines,

doing seemed to come naturally for me, so

he would say it was his brother, John (EE 65).

they started asking me when I was going to

And if you ask John, he’d say his ability to attend

go to college,” Dick said.

was because of Dick.

The two grew up in Wakonda, SD with five other siblings and attended a one-room school for grades one to eight. Even though John was younger, he was the first to start college.

“I had never really liked school before Mines,” said Dick. “I wasn’t that focused. I liked the social

He still had his suspicions about higher education, but he thought if he and John were there together, perhaps he could do it.

“I probably wouldn’t have went if it weren’t for him,” said Dick. “It made it easier for me because I saw him doing it.”

The two lived together during Dick’s first

part of school but not the studying part. Also,

year, and the rest is history. Dick didn’t have a

I didn’t really have the finances to go to college.”

problem thriving in the social aspect of college.

After high school he got a job with a

He even ended up as senior class president.

construction company and ended up helping

After school, John started working in

John with his school expenses.

“He got me through my first year of college,”

Minneapolis for Control Data Corporation in the early years of computers and then moved into consulting. Dick started off in sales with Trane in Denver, eventually moving to the Colorado Springs office.

“People asked me why I wanted to go into sales, and I told them I wanted to make enough money to open my own business.”

He made good on his goal and started a temperature control company, serving as a subcontractor for commercial buildings.

Both thoroughly enjoyed their time at Mines, although they remember the financial

John and Dick during a family gathering this summer

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challenges, both working and taking out

John plays a guitar Dick bought for him during a visit to their family’s home in Volin, SD while both were students at Mines.

whatever small loans they could.

Dick recalls being grateful for a couple of

started with John and me,” said Dick.

Thanks to the Logue Family Scholarship, their

small scholarships as well. That’s part of the reason

support will now stretch beyond their family,

the two decided to give back to Mines through

helping Hardrockers for generations to come.

an endowed scholarship in their family’s name.

“We always need engineers,” said Dick.

“We were very fortunate, and the School of

“It’s important to keep training them well

Mines was good to us, so it makes sense to give

because the world keeps getting more and

back I think,” said Dick.

more technical. The students are what’s really

John recognizes the need for young people

important, so it makes sense to support them.”

starting college today to have financial support.

“Even though it was difficult, it was easier to finance college back then,” said John.

Being the first generation in their family to

Interested in funding a scholarship in your name or in honor of a loved one? Endowed scholarships start at $30,000, and named

attend college, both Dick and John can see the

scholarships start at $10,000. For more

payoff, not only for themselves, but for their

information, contact Leah Mahoney, Director

families.

of Planned Giving at Leah.Mahoney@sdsmt.

“Education caught on in our family, and it

edu or 605-394-6859.

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Gordon Lakso’s Lab $1 million gift supports Engineering and Mining Experiment Station in Nucor Mineral Industries Building Gordon Lakso (MetE 64) was asked to go on a blind

Gordon was very gifted in math, winning state-

date with his future wife, Lynn, in 1969. He had just

wide contests. His talent got him a scholarship to

moved to Berkeley, CA for a job.

South Dakota Mines. After Mines he went on to get

“He said ‘yes’ and I never let him go,” said Lynn.

his master’s degree at Iowa State University. His first

The two were married in 1970. Lynn was (and

job was as a metallurgist for the Army in Huntsville,

still is) a California girl, but she learned to love South

AL. Then he moved to Berkeley for a job with

Dakota through her husband. She also learned to

Anamet Laboratories where he stayed until the mid-

love South Dakota Mines, her husband’s alma mater.

90s when he decided to become a consultant. He

Gordon grew up a farm boy in the Black Hills,

had a successful consulting business for 22 years.

attending a one-room schoolhouse in Belle Fourche.

“I retired long before he did, and when I would

“When you look at where education took him,

go looking for Gordon, I knew he would be in one of

it’s a remarkable story,” said Lynn. “His mom was

two places - he would be working in the garden or

a school teacher, and his parents encouraged all

working in his lab,” Lynn said. “Most of the time

three of their boys to further their education. All

he would be in the lab working.”

three graduated from college. His parents were his inspiration for going to college.”

Gordon’s lab, which he called “the shop”, was another building on their property that had a

The EMES provides a centralized multi-user instrumentation facility for the characterization and testing of minerals, ores, raw materials, manufactured products, waters, and biological materials to support research and academic programs at South Dakota Mines. The lab also provides analytical services for outside government,

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industry, and academic organizations. The EMES

•T otal organic carbon analyzer (TOC Analyzer)

operates the following instrumentation:

• Gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS)

• S canning electron microscopy (SEM)

• U V-Vis Spectroscopy

• X-ray diffraction (XRD)

•H igh-resolution 3D X-ray microscopy (MicroXCT)

• Inductively coupled plasma mass

• Transmission electron microscopy (TEM)

spectrometry (ICP-MS)

• Atomic force microscopy (AFM)

• Ion chromatography (IC)

• Field-portable instrumentation

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scanning electron microscope (SEM), among other equipment. That’s why when Lynn heard that the Nucor Mineral Industries Building would have a cutting-edge lab with several SEMS, she thought, “It must be Gordon’s lab.”

The Lakso Lab will be on the first floor of the Nucor Mineral Industries Building. It will be the new home of the Engineering and Mining Experiment Station, a collection of highly technical instrumentation and analytical systems. Lynn’s gift is the largest individual donation to the building to date.

The EMES is the longest-running core research facility at South Dakota Mines and has provided analytical services to the public and private sectors for over a century. Founded by the South Dakota Legislature in 1903, the EMES was originally developed to assist the regional mining industry in the analysis and characterization of ores and other mineral products. Today, the EMES strives to provide analytical services and support for users with a wide range of needs.

“Gordon and I think it’s an excellent school that prepares engineers well, and additionally, they’re

“Gordon’s two brothers talk with me in the

South Dakota engineers, so they’re hardworking

mornings quite frequently, and one thing we’ll do is

and practical. These people can really make a

ask “Are you looking at the building?” It’s neat that

contribution to the world, so we’re proud to be

we can see all the progress that’s being made.”

associated with that.”

Gordon also has an endowed scholarship

Amanda Barnes, Director of Development with the Center for Alumni Relations & Advancement,

in his parents’ name which supports Mines

visited Lynn in California recently, and she brought

students every year.

a gift from the groundbreaking ceremony for the

“He felt it was his parents’ guidance and insistence on needing a good education that kept him moving forward.”

new building.

“When I saw she brought a shovel, I just started laughing,” said Lynn. “When Gordon and I were first

While she misses having Gordon by her side,

married, my Christmas gift was a hammer and a

Lynn takes comfort in the lab on the Mines campus

shovel because he said we were going to build a

that will don her husband’s name. And she even

house together.”

gets to watch the progress of the building as it’s being constructed on campus via a live cam.

Now she has another shovel to honor their legacy at South Dakota Mines.

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The Arch Annual Report Data for FY 2023

NEW ENDOWMENTS Karl and Yvonne Knapp Endowed Scholarship Alan W. and Mary E. Swanson Scholarship Dr. Randall P. Graff Scholarship Fund Dr. Joel J. Martin Physics Scholarship Scott Rausch Avionics Lab Fund Harold “Hal” Nelson Memorial Golf Scholarship Logue Family Scholarship Fund Leo & Deb Van Sambeek Scholarship Max H. and Thomas R. Monheim Distinguished Professorship 1991 Champion Hardrocker Football Team Scholarship The James and Nancy Christensen Athletic Scholarship The Petersen Family Scholarship Fred Berger Endowed Scholarship Fund Don & Marge Range Basketball Scholarship Larry and Adele Massie Scholarship Fund Lon and Joan Carlson Scholarship Alva L. (Tad) Addy Memorial Endowment 16

C E Nyou T E RtoFour O Ralumni A L U Mand N I friends R E L A Twho I O N gave S & Abetween D VA N C July E M E1,N2021, T Thank and June 30, 2022!

CARA NET ASSETS

$136,468,000 $95,868,000 2,180 $21,054,800 $982,100 $3,598,600 $330,500 $4,109,900 $3,790,800 ENDOWED FUNDS

TOTAL NUMBER OF DONORS

TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED

FACULTY AND RESEARCH SUPPORT

DEPARTMENT SUPPORT

STUDENT ASSISTANCE

FACILITY ADDITIONS AND UPKEEP

ACADEMIC & ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS FUNDED

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Lifetime Giving Society Names in bold indicate donors who are new to that level. * Deceased

FOUNDER $5,000,000 OR MORE Larry (ME 72) & Linda Pearson

DIRECTOR $1,000,000-4,999,999 Douglas (EE 80) & Leah Beck

Syd Peng (MinE 67) Marvin Petersen (Phys 48)* Edward Pullman (ME 69) & Sylvia Wagner Hans*(MinE 58) & LeAna Sacrison Francis (CE 65) & Mary Schlumpberger Jared Scofield

Lee (EE 88) & Sheri Swindler

Larry Ayres (CE 64) & Bette Williams

Steve (CE 74) & Julie Vanderboom

Gaurdie (MetE 80) & Simin Banister

Rich (ChemE 82) & Trudy (ChemE 84) Wells

Rachel Benton (Paleo 91) David (ME 61) & Ann Braun William (ME 68) & Judy Brodsky

Lorin (MetE 75) & Mary (CE 77) Brass/ Brass Family Foundation

Anonymous* D. Sherwin (GeolE 60) & Kay Artus

Eugene (ME 57) & Fu Ting Chang Dennis Cullen (ChemE 62)

Pat Devereaux

JoAnn Butler

George* (ME 56) & Nancy* (EE 57) Dunham

Julia Carrington

James (ChemE 64) & Darlys Curnow

Willie (ME 81) & Linda Chiang

Thomas (ChemE 76) & Joleen Eizember

Kathy & James* Fawcett

John “Duff”* (MinE 55) & Bettie Erickson

Leroy (GeolE 71) & Charlene Foster John Goth (MetE 50)*

Lawrence Mazlack (EE 66) Estate

Alan (MetE 69) & Mary Kay Hann

Richard (CE 66) & Julie Logue

Roy Hoffman (EE 59)

Steven (EE 69) & Kathleen Miller Stephen Newlin (CE 75) Paul Rafter* (EE 80)

John (ME 67) & Cheryl Hoven Roger (GenE 58) & Dolores Kiel

Louis Rensch (ME 73)

Aelred (EE 61) & Irene Kurtenbach

Frank (GeolE 55) & Marilyn Richardson

Gordon* (MetE 64) & E. Lynn Lakso

Larry Simonson (EE 69)

Thomas Monheim (EE 62)

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Karl (CE 84) & Yvonne Knapp Joseph Kulik (GeolE 61)

Charles (CE 66) & Marian Marks

Jim* (CE 56) & Pat Bell

Karen M. Johnson Revocable Trust

Robert Kelley (CE 58)

Gary (ChemE 72) & Ruth Veurink

Daniel (ChemE 77) & Nancy Carlson

James (ME 74) & Connie Green

Walter (EE 75) & Lyn Jones

Daniel Lipkie (Math 68) & Roberta Goodnow

PRINCIPAL $500,000-999,999

Gerhardt & Jane Fick

Larry (ME 59) & Donna Johnson

Gary Stevens (EE 79)

LEADER $250,000-499,999

Jim (ChemE 65) & Lila Woods

Tony (MinE 84) & Dulci (CSc 86) Jensen

Douglas Fuerstenau (MetE 49) William*(MetE 47) & Gratia* Griffith John (EE 67) & Kathy Heinemann Allan Hins (MetE 59) & Marilyn Wilgocki Stella Hughes John (MinE 77) & Jeane (CE 77) Hull

Allan* (Phys 68) & Sue Martens Lanny* (GenE 58) & Camille Outlaw Randy Parcel (MinE 67) & Therese Kovach Linda (ChemE 75) & Scott* (EE 75) Rausch Scott Richardson Dale & Luanne* Russell Douglas (ChemE 78) & Vivian Schultze Theodore (MetE 63) & Bonnie Smolik David (GenE 59) & Judy* Sonstegard Peter (EE 68) & Joan Stephans Joseph (EE 66) & Dorothy Stevens Larry Todd Donald (CE 77) & Susan Turbiville Chris* (CE 48) & Alice* Woods Peyton Yates

SENIOR $100,000-249,999 Carson & Marilyn Aasen Carmen (ChemE 75) & John Adams

Marilyn Jackson & Keith Eckert

Thomas (MinE 81) & Frances (MinE 81) Alexander

Ronald (CE 69) & Jean Jeitz

Arthur Anderson (EE 68)

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Loren Anderson (EE 65) Timothy (ME 77) & Diana Anderson Anonymous Darleen Bakken George (ME 62) & Donna Becker Samuel (ME 64) & June Begeman David (ME 73) & Bonnie Berg Clifford (CE 79) & Debra (EE 78) Bienert Gale Bishop (Geol 65) & Katherine McCarville (Geol 04) James (Chem 68) & Diane Borin

Clyde (MetE 72) & Anna Ericsson

Harold* (CE 60) & Winona Krizan

James (EE 78) & Wendy Rankin

Robert (EE 65) & Corinne Ferris

William (Math 68) & Marilyn Larson

Joseph Ratigan (ME 71) & Alys Lafler-Ratigan

Richard (ME 63) & Irma Frank

Bruce* (Hon 96) & Deanna Lien

Dorothy Rausch

Harvey Fraser, Jr. & Katherine Fischer

Gerald (ME 73) & Linda Lipovsky

Martin (EE 84) & LeAnne Gerber

Robert & Diane Malone

Gregory (CSc 86) & Laurie Goldey

Eugene (EE 68) & Barbara McPherson

Richard* & Nancy Gowen Keith* (Phys 51) & Helen Graham Charles* (GenE 56) & Lyla Gukeisen James & Betsy Hamel

Michael (CSc 91) & Diane (CSc 91) Boucher

Diane (Math 69) & David (GeolE 69) Hammond

Eric (EE 97) & Jennifer Broughton

Daniel* (ChemE 39) & Ulele Hamway

Russell (EE 63) & Caroline Buyse

Dean Harts (ChemE 89)

Gary (ME 70) & Jeanne Callahan

James* (GenE 59) & LaVonne Hayes

James Cameron (ChemE 71)

Robert* (CE 56) & Elizabeth Heirigs

Lon (ME 87) & Joan Carlson

Neil* (CE 73) & Eileen Hodges

Julie Carver (GeolE 86) & Bastiaan Cornelissen (MetE 87)

Jeffrey (GeolE 78) & Johanna Hohle

Laurie (ChemE 75) & Loralie Chamberlin

Marvin* (MinE 53) & Louise Kiel

John (MinE 79) & Hayley Chandler Raymond (ChemE 63) & Jeanne Chaussee Robert (EE 73) & Lien Chen Paul (GenE 59) & Shirley Clare John (ChemE 71) & Carol Davies Cecil (EE 62) & Sheila Deisch Monte (MetE 74) & Luanne Dirks Jeanne Eha (MetE 85) Steven Elrod (EE 81) Dave* (MinE 74) & Leslie Engebretson

Thomas Hunt

Leo King (ME 59) Timothy (ChemE 87) & Eiko Klaus Lee (GeolE 62) & Jeanie Knudtson Barry Koepke (ME 80) & Karen Fujikawa Robert* (ME 52) & Clare Kooiman Kurt (MinE 78) & Norma Kost James (EE 68) & Katherine Kotas

Joel Martin (Phys 61)

Robert (CE 61) & Rebecca Miesen Donn* (MinE 73) & Marilyn Mohrman Renita Mollman (CE 88) James Morrison (ME 51) Clark (MinE 75) & Mary Jo Moseley Robert (MetE 76) & Deborah Mudge Roger (EE 71) & Vickie Musick John Nedrud (Chem 70) & Annette Wong Stephen* & Betty Lou Neely Jill Nelson (MinE 82) & Steve Enders Tamera Nelson (MetE 86) Craig (EE 68) & Kristina Nordby Howard (CE 67) & Mary Ann Noziska Stephen (GeolE 83) & Donna (GeolE 83) O’Rourke Harry* & Laura Orville Margaret (CSc 91) & Timothy Parmenter William Pearson (CE 64) & Janet Richardson-Pearson Alan (MetE 77) & Sandra (ChemE 78) Pelton Allan (Math 63) & Tina Peterson James* (CE 44) & Mildred Peterson Venkataswamy Ramakrishnan

William* (EE 56) & Loreli Reuter Larry (CE 69) & Sofia Richards Hugh (EE 66) & Diane Ritchey David (ME 60) & Janice Rogers Samuel (Chem 68) & Sandra Rokusek Stewart* (GenE 43) & Marjorie Romans David Salverson (ChemE 70) Jerry (ME 73) & Jaclyn Schley Donald* (ChemE 49) & Olive Schoessler Harry (ME 74) & DeeAnn Schunneman Clark & Molly Scovel James (CE 74) & Mary Scull Lin (ChemE 69) & Barbara (Math 70) Seder Lansing Sloan (Phys 69) James* (Chem 52) & Karen Smith Leon Smith & Jane Dirksen Smith Lowery (GeolE 51) & Mary Ann Smith Paul Smith* Dennis* (ME 67) & Dorene Tiede Kenneth* (ME 62) & Connie Trompeter Leo (MinE 72) Debbie Van Sambeek Clark (ME 58) & Jean Vanderlinden Tom (Atm 04) & Sharon Warner Ronald Weger* Carl (EE 57) & Margaret* Wertz T H E A RC H: 2023

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Lifetime Giving Society

Walter & Kathleen Jenny Dean & Julie Jensen Steven (ChemE 73) & Carla Jeschke Daniel (ME 84) & Deneen Kellen Todd (CE 83) & Sally (GeolE 83) Kenner Floyd* (EE 68) & Judith Kieffer

Names in bold indicate donors

Michael (MinE 80) & Mary Koch

who are new to that level.

Glen & Ardis Koppelman

* Deceased

Monte (ChemE 72) & Beverly Krier

Karen Whitehead Keith* (ME 65) & Barbara Zell

SPECIALIST $50,000-99,999 Alva* (ME 58) & Sandra Addy Barbara Annan Anonymous Donald (CE 77) & Sandra Bachand

Anthony (ME 80) & Audrey Evers Harland (CE 57) & Carole Fawcett Mark (ChemE 79) & Melanie (CE 79) Fiegen Michael (ME 64) & Maureen Fischbach N. Douglas Fluke (ChemE 82) John (CE 51) & Jan Garrison

Gilbert (EE 63) & Wendy Linkswiler David (ChemE 81) & Lori (CE 81) Litzen

Brian (GeolE 82) & Marsha Powers Robert (CE 77) & Judi Quinn Donald* (EE 51) & Marjorie Range John (MinE 84) & Deborah Rathbun Steven (Math 65) & Jeanette* (MetE 67) Reyner Gerald (ChemE 68) & Mary Jane* Ries Lance (CE 98) & Jerilyn (ChemE 99) Roberts Terrence (ME 70) & Claire Rock Roger (ChemE 66) & Myrna Roehl Leslie Rose (ME 70)

Donn (ME 58) & Carole Lobdell

Debra & Peter Ruehlman

Antonette “Toni” Logar (CSc 85) & Edward Corwin

Lawrence (CE 79) & Patricia Schmaltz

Louie (Phys 87) & Meifeng Lu

Michael (EE74) & Vickie Selzer

Tamara Luchini

Dennis (CE 56) & Barbara Shoener

Glen* (ChemE 50) & Joanna Madsen

Kevin Schieffer

Donal (ME 77) & Catherine Sieger

Ed & Beverly Baker

Loyd (EE 87) & Meg Garrison

Edward* (MetE 60) & Mary Bane

Karl Gerdes (ChemE 71) & Pamela Rohrich

Gary (ChemE 64) & Karen Miller

Lynn (MinE 80) & Nancy Bell

Donald* (ME 66) & Sharon Goeres

Kenneth (CE 75) & Kathleen (Chem 74) Miller

Randall Graff (Math 73)*

Marlene Nelson (ME 74) & Curt Chenoweth

Allen (Math 62) & Courtney Strand

Warren (ChemE 71) & Pamela Neufeld

Ray Strand

Fritz* (CE 69) & Susan Brunssen Harold* (MinE 52) & Corrinne Carlevato Paul (GeogE 73) & Barbara Ching James (ChemE 63) & Judith Chittick Jean Daniels Scott (MinE 90) & Lisa (ChemE 93) Durgin Bart (ChemE 81) & Rebecca Eddy Stanley (Math 74) & Bonnie Ellis

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Gary & Connie Grittner Carl Gruber Wayne & Elizabeth Harrold Ralph* (MinE 47) & Margaret Henry Gary (EE 76) & Catherine Hildebrandt Daniel Himelspach(Chem 70) & Leslie Lawson Donald (Chem 72) & Virginia Hixson Carol Howard Paul & Lynn Hunt

Patricia & Thomas Mahon

John Spangler Kip (CE 78) & Deborah Squire Shawn Stickler (GeolE 95)

Charles Oswald

Robert (GeolE 78) & Karen Stuard

Owen (GeolE 75) & Karen (MetE 77) Palm

Patrick (CE 71) & Mary Tlustos

Larry Pawlowski (MetE 77) & Yanghee Choi-Pawlowski

Nuri (Geol 93) & Elvan Uzunlar

George (ME 60) & Marcia* Peacore JoAnn Pedersen Timothy (MinE 85) & Laura (CSc 85) Pike

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Kermit Velder (ME 93) & Heather Shoup (CE 95) Janice Vosika (ChemE 81) & Eric Foote Robert & Polly Wells Thomas & Edra Wheelock

Scott (ME 96) & Abbie (IE 96) Wickersham

David Cappa (CE 74) & Karen Menconi

Darwin (ChemE 63) & Kathleen Wika

Kenneth (EE 85) & Lillian Chisolm

Joel Wilde

Sandra & Scott Carlson

Roger Wilde (GeolE 63)

Sharon Chontos ( ChemE 87)

Heather Wilson & Jay Hone

Suraj (MinE 78) & Angshu Choudhury

Lisa Zacher (Chem 85)

Lisa (CEng 96) & Eric Christianson

Thomas (ME 70) & Sharon Zeller

ASSOCIATE $25,000-49,999 Suzi Aadland Jerry (ChemE 87) & Loretta Afdahl Christopher (CEng 00) & Gina Ahlers John (ChemE 76) & Nichelle Alley Patricia Andersen Allen (MetE 77) & Patti Anderson Laurie Anderson Anonymous Paul Axtell (ChemE 68) & Cynthia Officer

John (ChemE 61) & Billie Collier John Corkill David (CE 86) & Diane Crumrine Julie Dahl (Math 76) Timothy (ME 81) & Susan (MinE 80) Dake Earl Davis Bruce (MinE 73) & Mary DeMarcus Gerald (CE 57) & Maelyn DesJarlais Barbara (CSc 87) & Daniel Dolan Dianne Dorland (ChemE 69)

Roger Baird (EE 53)*

LeRoy (GeolE 69) & Cathie Draine

Randal (MinE 86) & Dottie Baker

Forrest (Chem 53) & Peggy Dristy

Timothy (GeolE 82) & Mandy (EE 82) Barker

Lawrence* (GenE 47) & Arlene* Dugdale

Bruce (MetE 78) & Susan Barnes

Monte Evans (EE 73)

Michael & Kathleen Batchelder Alan (EE 74) & Elizabeth Bergeron David* (ME 81) Bichler & Laura Bichler Hern Wayne (EE 68) & Jean Binfet James & Mary Ann Burritt David (ChemE 80) & Diane Bushong Micheal Buswell (GeolE 74) & Joyce Fry (Geol 82) Melva (Chem 69) & Rollo (ME 78) Cain

Richard & Christine Everett Matthew (Geol 01) & LeAnn (Chem 00) Fechter Charles (GeolE 61) & Diana Fishel Anita Flindt (Math 70) Bruce (MinE 82) & Tamera (GeolE 82) Frandsen Harvey, Sr. & Jean Fraser David & Corinne Friddle Mary Jane (IS 96) & Robert Giacometto Kory Gill (CSc 90) & Janet Beachem

Robert (MinE 71) & Joanne Gjere Paul Gnirk (MinE 59)

Carlton* (EE 68) & Patricia Howe

Tricia (EE 98) & Curtis Gomulinski

Daniel Hoyer (CE 77)

Dennis (ChemE 61) & Ada Gough

Mark (CSc 92) & Christie (CE 92) Ingalls

Ray & Barbara Graham David (EE 74) & Diann Habicht Frank (CE 66) & Catherine Hahn

Arthur (ME 65) & Mary Hunt

Jerome (ME 74) & Pamela Jarding Casey (CEng 02) & Mariah Jeffery

Kenneth & Helen Han

Creties (GeolE 83) & Betty Jenkins

Francis Hansen (CE 73) & M. Kathryn Knowles

Bradley (EE 92) & Brenda Johnson

Gary (Chem 62) & Barbara Hansen

Brandon (CSc 95) & Tracy (ChemE 97) Johnson

Marion “M.R.” (CE 69) & Barbara Hansen Sidney (ChemE 68) & Pauline Hansen Abigail (IE 12) & Steven Hart Kathryn Hatch William & Susan Hatch Jon (CE 85) & Kimberly (CE 85) Heck Rodney & Karen Heefner Tami Heilman-Adam (ChemE 98) & Richard Adam Terry (CE 71) & Deanna Helms Gregg & Nancy Henckel Philip & Susan Henderson Tim & Marilyn Henderson Scott (IE 92) & April Herrboldt Stacey (ME 74) & Debby Hieb Jeffrey Hiemstra (ChemE 82) Ronald Hinker (GenE 58) Paula Hix (EE 73) David (ME 79) & Dianne Hoffman Timothy (ME 71) & Myrna Holleman

Jerald (ME 70) & Karen Johnson Shashi (MinE 93) & Jennifer Kanth Stuart (EE 82) & Mary Jane Kellogg Scott (CE 77) & Mary Ann (IS 98) Kenner Mark Kirschenmann (EE 84) Derek (CE 94) & Annette Knapp Russell Kocon (ME 93) Fred Kopp (Phys 69) Kirby (ChemE 99) & Amy (ChemE 99) Kozel Steven (ME 87) & Linda Korn Dennis (EE 68) & Sandra Krause Wayne (GeolE 76) & Margaret (MetE 77) Larsen Stephanie Law (ChemE 93) Scott Lehr (CE 84) Alan* (ME 57) & Karen* Liffengren Norman Ligtenberg (ChemE 71)* Deepak Malhotra (EE 86) Beverly Marks Matthew & Paula Martin T H E A RC H: 2023

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Lifetime Giving Society Names in bold indicate donors who are new to that level. * Deceased

Rod (ME 77) & Cindy Pappel Larry (EE 83) & Adele Massie

Scott (EE 86) & Rosemary (CSc 86) Pekarek

Holly Maudsley (ChemE 95)

Bradley Peterson (MinE 77) & Xin Hua Gan

D. McGarvie Thomas* (EE 43) & Clara McGee Doug Miller (GeolE 75) & Denise (Chem 76) Barton-Miller

Emilio & Mary Rios

Eleanor Swent (HON 98)

Donald (CSc 84) & Kelly Roby

John (EE 68) & Anneliese Synhorst

Rick (ME 81) & Patty Ross

Rex (EE 59) & JoAnn* Teets

Michael (IE 92) & Tara (IE 92) Roth

E. Craig (EE 63) Thompson*

Eugene Rye (EE 84)

Marvin (ME 67) & Nicki Truhe

Duane (EE 60) & Phyllis Sander

Lloyd & Jo Ann Thorndyke

Arnold Sattler*

Stuart (EE 58) & Frances Ulfers

Edward Schaefer (EE 71)

Katherine Ulman (Chem 76)

Douglas Schlepp (MetE 74)

Robert (CSc 95) & Karen Uttecht

Richard (CSc 88) & Dana Schmidt Raymond (ME 65) & Juanita Schnabel Randall* (CE 67) & Teddy Schwandt

Carol* (ChemE 80) & John VanSickle Harold (MinE 54) & Cora Von Colln Richard (ME 58) & Dianne Warder

Richard (ME 85) & Sandhya Sekar

Ray Peterson (MetE 80) & Lallie Adams-Peterson (MetE 80)

Michael (ChemE 82) & Sandra Sherrill

Robert Westby (ME 69) & Anita Moss

James Shy (ME 65)

Bradford (ME 74) & Debbie Wheeler

Daille Pettit Damon (GeolE 86) & Nancy Powers

Kevin (ChemE 00) & Amy Millslagle

Rocky (GeolE 85) & Dana Pray

Susan (CE 92) & Patrick Moore

Maribeth Price

Clifford (ChemE 73) & Christine Mumm

Alan (Chem 66) & Mary Swanson

Donald Peterson (ME 50)

Ryan Miller (ME 98) & Michelle Lammers

Donald* (EE 78) & Carol Mosier

Robert (MetE 74) & Karen Ringgenberg

Jan & Margaret Puszynski Anne (ChemE 05) & Jon Putnam James (CE 73) & Marie Quinn

Norman* (EE 57) & Merry Shyne Kenneth Simon (CE 81) & Juvy Maranan Simon Mitchell (IE 95) & Lyndsi Slusarski LaRon (Math 66) & Suzanne Smith Patrick (CE 76) & Christine Smith

Daniel Weinacht (ME 84)

Rob (Chem 73) & Colette Wheeler Miles (ME 07) & Emily Wickersham Stephen (GeolE 71) & Katherine Wider Steven (CSc 84) & Cindy Wiederrich Maureen Wilson

Julie & Jim Smoragiewicz

Joan & James Yeash

Patrick (CE 70) & Frances Quinney

Charles Snyder (ME 63) & Lucille Reilly

Hwa-Young (Mtro 76) & Diana Yeh

Mely (CE 82) & Perry Rahn

Michael Soukup (ME 82)

Tsu-ye (EE 65) & Catalina Rai

Douglas (MetE 80) & Lorene Stalheim

Todd (CSc 97) & Lisa Youngman

Tim Ogdie (ChemE 80)

Paul* (EE 47) & Lorna Range

Michael (EE 86) & Marcia Stanley

Edward (CE 66) & Claudia Opbroek

David Raske

Kathleen (Math 69) & Eric* (EE 70) Stechmann

Michael Navarro (CSc 94) Harold* (GenE 58) & Connie Nelson Mark Nelson (ChemE 83) Charles (EE 71) & Lou Newman

Scott (CSc 92) & Sally Oveson Lorraine Padden (EE 83) & Robert Chin 22

William J Rensch* Timothy (Math 87) & Tina Reuer

Nicole Stengle (IE 03) Adam Stone (CSc 95) Glen & Jan Stone

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Michael Zachmeier (ChemE 79) & Carla (ChemE 91) Schanzenbach Richard Zarneke (ME 63)

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Leadership Giving Circles

Donn (ME 58) & Carole Lobdell

Larry (CE 61) & Kathleen Blair

Joel Martin (Phys 61)

Timothy (EE 94) & Dawn Burttram

Jeffry (ME 74) & Julie Muffat Tim Ogdie (ChemE 80) Randy Parcel (MinE 67) & Therese Kovach

William (CE 64) & Janet Pearson

The Leadership Giving Circles recognize donors who support the Mines Advancement Fund. The Mines Advancement Fund supports students, faculty, and staff at Mines through scholarships, resources for academic programs, facilities updates, and more.

The fund allows the Center for Alumni Relations & Advancement to meet the needs of our students and help them cross the finish line of graduation.

Gaurdie (MetE 80) & Simin Banister

Tyler (EE 06) & Sarah Bergstrom

Margaret (CSc 91) & Timothy Parmenter

* Deceased

LEADERSHIP GIVING CIRCLES - MINES ANNUAL FUND GUY & GAIL MARCH CIRCLE $10,000 AND MORE

Timothy (ChemE 87) & Eiko Klaus

Renita Mollman (CE 08) Steven Reyner (Math 65)

Akshay Chowdu (MEM 17)

William Coddington (GenE 59)

Patrick (CE 76) & Christine Smith

Patrick (CE 73) & Ember Dady

Robert (GeolE 78) & Karen Stuard

Lon (ME 64) & Jacquelyn Denison

L. HOMER SURBECK CIRCLE $1,000 - 4,999

Raymond (CE 77) & Marlene Dennis

Carmen (ChemE 75) & John Adams Jeffrey (ChemE 77) & Jean Allen Lea (ME 83) & Steve Anderson Anonymous James Bailey (CE 60)

Lansing Sloan (Phys 69)

Timothy (GeolE 82) & Mandy (EE 82) Barker Amanda & JD Barnes

David (ChemE 80) & Diane Bushong

Rich (ChemE 82) & Trudy (ChemE 84) Wells

Mark (MetE 82) & Tracy Benson

Julie Carver (GeolE 86) & Bastiaan (MetE 87) Cornelissen

HOWARD “DEAN PETE” PETERSON CIRCLE $5,000 - 9,999

Mark (MinE 78) & Lee Berend

Cecil (EE 62) & Sheila Deisch

Anonymous

Bart (ChemE 81) & Rebecca Eddy

Sidney & Diane Goss

Alan (EE 74) & Elizabeth Bergeron

Mark Kirschenmann (EE 84)

Phyllis Bergeron

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Sharon Chontos (ChemE 87)

LaRon (Math 66) & Suzanne Smith

Joseph (EE 66) & Dorothy Stevens

Thomas (ChemE 76) & Joleen Eizember

Robert (ChemE 60) & Donna Cash

Juanitta (ChemE 82) & Scott Clem

Eric (ChemE 66) & Suzanne Batchelder

Lorin (MetE 75) & Mary (CE 77) Brass

David (CE 74) & Karen Cappa

Raymond (ME 65) & Juanita Schnabel

Dennis (CE 56) & Barbara Shoener Peter (EE 68) & Joan Stephans

Jerald (CE 72) & Alta Byg

David (ME 73) & Bonnie Berg

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Barbara (CSc 87) & Daniel Dolan Robert Dominicak (CE 68) Sharon Dominicak* Doreen (Chem 85) & Norman Edwards Jerald Farke (ME 14) William (EE 66) & Joan Ferguson Henry (Chem 61) & Kathleen Foglesong Richard (ME 63) & Irma Frank Loyd (EE 87) & Meg Garrison Eric Gebhardt (MetE 95) Aaron (IE 96) & Shelli Grinager Patrick (EE 75) & Sheila Halley Diane (Math 69) & David (GeolE 69) Hammond Richard (ChemE 91) & Kate Hardegger

John (CE 94) & Amy Henderson Jacob Hess (Math 72) Jeffrey Hiemstra (ChemE 82) Gregory (EE 99) & Libby Hintgen Donald (Chem 72) & Virginia Hixson Jeffrey (GeolE 78) & Johanna Hohle Karen Holloway (ChemE 94) David Huschke (ME 59) Martin Jackley (EE 92) Danny (MetE 76) & Connie Jackson

& Jee-Hoon Krska

Daryl (EE 65) & Carole Pratt

Paul Krueger

Linda Rausch (ChemE 75)

Roger (ME 63) & Jackie Lange

Randal Rausch (EE 80)

Michael (MetE 73) & Stephanie Langner Norman Ligtenberg (ChemE 71)* Rose (ChemE 08) & Eric Luvaas Daniel Lye (Geol 10) Richard Maki (MetE 59) Merlin (ME 62) & Peggy Malde Doug (ChemE 81) & Barb Martin

Lucas Jacobs (CSc 09)

Bonnie McCourtie (ChemE 80)

Jerome (ME 74) & Pamela Jarding

William (EE 65) & Phyllis McDowell

William (EE 70) & Nancy Jensèn

Shawn (CE 09) & Christina (ChemE 12) McFarland

Steven (ChemE 73) & Carla Jeschke

Susan (CE 92) & Patrick Moore

Jeremy (CE 97) & Alicia Johannesen

Robert (CE 74) & Cathy Morcom

Bradley (EE 92) & Brenda Johnson

James (MetE 68) & Virginia Munson

Daniel (EE 69) & Susan Johnson

Charles (MinE 85) & Christine Murphy

Dustin Johnson (Ceng 06)

Keith (ME 71) & Sherry Mutchler

Jerald (ME 70) & Karen Johnson Jerome (EE 70) & Reva Johnson Kathryn (Geol 86) Johnson & Doyle Estes Manalee (Chem 82) & Douglas (ChemE 83) Johnson Kari Karst (CE 86)

Mitchell (IE 06) & Tracy Nachtigall Marlene (ME 74) Nelson & Curt Chenoweth Neil (CE 78) & Hege Nolop William (EE 71) & Dian Nowell Roger (EE 71) & Kari Olsen

Kimberly Kays (CM 13)

Stephen (GeolE 83) & Donna (GeolE 83) O’Rourke

James (GeolE 78) & Debra (GeolE 78) Keller

Michael (MinE 83) & Phyllis Perkovich

Karl (CE 84) & Yvonne Knapp

Keith (CE 96) & Brook (ChemE 98) Plavec

Fred Kopp (Phys 69)

Brian (GeolE 82) & Marsha Powers

Shane (Chem 92)

Thomas (Phys 74) & Cynthia Reiners Toni (IS 95) & Paul Richardson Lance (CE 98) & Jerilyn (ChemE 99) Roberts Eugene Rye (EE 84) Halvdan Saethre (ME 68) Kendall (MinE 62) & Jane Sageser

Justin (ME 06) & Sara Wenner Steven (CSc 84) & Cindy Wiederrich Don (ME 01) & Margo Wishard Mark Woytassek (ME 80) Lisa Zacher (Chem 85) Richard Zarneke (ME 63) Thomas (ME 70) & Sharon Zeller Daryl (EE 79) & Deborah (Chem 80) Zimmerman

Lawrence (CE 79) & Patricia Schmaltz Thomas (CE 80) & Janelle Schweitzer Lin (ChemE 69) & Barbara (Math 70) Seder John (Chem 62) & Blanca Sibert Kenneth (CE 81) & Juvy Maranan Simon Paul (ChemE 65) & Judy Smart Henry (ME 73) & Christine Smith Richard (CE 61) & Jean Snyder Roy Strom (EE 53) Lance (CE 72) & Sue Swanhorst Merle (ChemE 73) & Beth Symes Jerome (EE 64) & Roberta Takle Larry (MetE 78) & Karen Todd Gary (ChemE 72) & Ruth Veurink Eric Voorhees (CE 07) Janice (ChemE 81) & Eric Vosika Peter (Chem 56) & Evangeline Vossos Thomas (ChemE 63) & Agnes Warborg James Ward (EE 49) T H E A RC H: 2023

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David Sonstegard (GenE 59)

Everett Bloom (MetE 63)

Stuart Ulfers (EE 58)

James Borin (Chem 68)

Carl Wertz (EE 57)

Dave (ME 61) & Ann Braun

John Wooley (ChemE 58)

Gary Britton (Math 67)

MEMORIAL MEMBERS

Russ (EE 63) & Caroline Buyse

James Adams (ChemE 58) A. L. (Tad) Addy (ME 58) Jim D. (CE 56) & Pat Bell Bernard A. Biberdorf (EE 50)

The Heritage Society honors alumni and friends who remember the institution in their long-term charitable giving and estate plans. The foresight and dedication of individuals who plan today ensure that South Dakota Mines will remain a premier STEM institution for generations to come.

ALUMNI & FRIENDS 1940’S ACTIVE MEMBERS

Paul (GenE 59) & Shirley Clare

Douglas Fuerstenau (MetE 49)

Paul Gnirk (MinE 59)

Gerald DesJarlais (CE 57)

Harlan Meyer (CE 44)

Charles D. Goodart (GenE 57)

Miles Nelson (EE 47)

Allan Hins (MetE 59)

MEMORIAL MEMBERS

Roy Hoffman (EE 59)

Frank Aplan (MetE 48) Lawrence (GenE 47) & Arlene Dugdale

Bernard Hoogestraat (GeolE 56)

A. L. Dougal (CE 50) John Duff Erickson (MinE 55) Leon Estes (GeolE 53) Watson (GenE 50) & Dorothy Flint Albert Gilles, Jr. (GeolE 52) Keith Graham (Phys 51) James Hayes (GenE 59) Glen Madsen (ChemE 50) Dr. Bill May (EE 57) George A. McCaskey (MetE 56) Forrest (CE 50) & Betty McFall

John (Phys 68) & Sandra Cason Ronald L. Cullum (Chem 65) Jim (ChemE 64) & Darlys Curnow LeRoy (GeolE 69) & Cathie Draine Cecil De Lange (ME 60) John R. Erickson (ME 64) Ron Foster (CE 67) David (ME 61) & Rosemary Frerk Diane Gleason Hammond (Math 69) David R. Hammond (GeolE 69) Gary R. Hansen (Chem 62) Kathleen & John (EE 67) Heinemann

Don (EE 51) Range

Ronald W. (CE 69) & Jean M. Jeitz

Jim Smith (Chem 52)

Gary D. Johnson (Geol 63)

Chuck Speice (GeolE 57)

George Ketterling (EE 60)

Wayne F. Wilcox (GenE 58)

Floyd C. (EE 63) & Joan C. Kirschenmann

A. David (Phys 53) & Barbara Johnson

1960’S ACTIVE MEMBERS

Robert E. Kelley (CE 58)

Anonymous

Roger (GenE 58) & Dolores Kiel

Dennis (EE 68) & Sandra Krause

Mitchell Liss (ChemE 47)

Arthur Anderson (EE 68) D. Sherwin Artus (GeolE 60)

Joseph Kulik (GeolE 61)

Marvin Petersen (Phys 48)

Eugene Matteson (CE 51)

Morland Tidemann (CE 49)

Larry B. Ayres (CE 64)

John (EE 56) & Alice Mohr

Christ & Alice Woods (CE 48)

Susann Molnar (Chem 53)

James (Chem 66) & Margery Baker

Aelred (EE 61) & Irene Kurtenbach

James A. Morrison (ME 51)

Larry (ME 66) & Jan Baruth

1950’S ACTIVE MEMBERS

Donald F. Peterson (ME 50)

Eric (ChemE 66) & Suzanne Batchelder

Roy Fox (CE 43) Marvin Heck (CE 48)

Anonymous Vernon Abild (EE 50) Erich Brueschke (EE 56) Earl Brunson (ME 54) 26

Frank (GeolE 55) & Marilyn Richardson Dennis D. Shoener (CE 56) Lowery (GeolE 51) & Mary Ann Smith

George (ME 62) & Donna Becker

Lee (GeolE 62) & Jeannie Knudtson

Gilbert E. (EE 63) & Wendy Linkswiler, Jr. Gregory Mac Gregor (Phys 65) Charles F. Marks (CE 66) Joel J. Martin (Phys 61)

Charles R. Benson (ME 60)

Bill McDowell (EE 65)

Kelly Biddle (MetE 67)

Charles F. Meyer (ME 64)

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Robert (CE 61) & Becky Miesen Gary A. Miller (ChemE 64) Michael Mitchell (EE 68) Charles J. Mize (ChemE 67) Thomas R. Monheim (EE 62) James I. Munson, III (MetE 68) James Nissen (EE 66) Peggy Nissen (EE 68) Steven J. Ogden (EE 69) Randy L. Parcel (MinE 67)

Carol Bloom

David Hobler (Math 76)

David Shaddrick (Geol 71)

John Gale (EE 65)

Jeff (GeolE 78) & Johanna Hohle

Lyle Steffen (Geol 70)

Donald J. Goeres (ME 66) Court Hann (MetE 65) William Havens (ChemE 65) Fred, Jr. (EE 60) and Ila Hornstra Gordon Lakso (MetE 64) Robert Miesen (CE 61) Robert Maggard (Phys 67) Frederick Minter (MetE 67)

Tim Holleman (ME 71) Joan F. Howard (Phys 76) Steven (ChemE 73) & Carla Jeschke Janice Kohlbrand (ChemE 74) Monte (ChemE 72) & Beverly Krier Glenn Lambert (ChemE 73) & Janice Overweg-Lambert

Walter Paulsen (ME 62)

Walter Sutherland (GeolE 60)

Bill F. Pearson (CE 64)

Dennis Tiede (ME 67)

Wayne (GeolE 76) & Margaret (MetE 77) Larsen

Allan (Math 63) & Justine Peterson

Kenneth Trompeter (ME 62)

Jerry Lipovsky (ME 73)

Edward Pullman (ME 69) Gary Radford (ME 60) Samuel (Chem 68) & Sandra Rokusek Lin Seder (ChemE 69) John (Chem 62) & Blanca Sibert, III

1970’S ACTIVE MEMBERS Anonymous Jane Barnes (ChemE 79) Mark Berend (MinE 78) Alan Bergeron (EE 74) William R. Betten (Phys 77)

Gary E. Stevens (EE 79) Pat (CE 71) & Mary Tlustos Larry Todd (MetE 78) Scott Trites (EE 77) Don (CE 77) & Susan Turbiville Gary (ChemE 72) & Ruth Veurink Stephen (GeolE 71) & Katherine Wider Thomas Winkler (CE 79) Michael Zachmeier (ChemE 79)

Roger McCambridge (ME 77)

MEMORIAL MEMBERS

Clark Mosely (MinE 75)

John D. Dolan (GeolE 77)

Robert (MetE 76) & Deborah Mudge

W. D. “Bill” (CE 70) & Billie Kaye Goodman

Rita Neff (EE 76)

Janet Harmdierks

Stephen D. (CE 75) Newlin Family

Terry Newlin

William Noordermeer (CE 73)

Jayne Todd

Susan Cameron

Dennis Schnabel (Phys 72)

Larry Simonson (EE 69)

Dennis Bryan (GeolE 70)

Theodore Smolik (MetE 63)

Gary Callahan (ME 70)

Charles Snyder (ME 63)

Jim Cameron (ChemE 71)

Michael Stensaas (ME 63)

Daniel Carpenter (CE 76)

Robert Stofft (CE 62)

John Chandler (MinE 79)

Owen (GeolE 75) & Karen (MetE 77) Palm

1980’S, 1990’S, & 2000’S ACTIVE MEMBERS

Alan W. Swanson (Chem 66)

Paul Ching (GeolE 73)

James Parsons (Chem 73)

Anonymous

Jerome (EE 64) & Roberta Takle

Elaine Cowley (GeolE 79) Bruce DeMarcus (MinE 73)

Larry (ME 72) & Linda Pearson

Donald (Kreg) Beck (GeolE 81)

Marvin Truhe (ME 67)

Thomas Eizember (ChemE 76)

Randy Powell (MetE 75) Robert Quinn (CE 77)

Douglas (EE 80) & Leah Beck

Patrick Quinney (CE 70)

Robert Westby (ME 69)

Leroy (GeolE 71) & Charlene Foster

Harold “Gary” Wharton (CE 65)

Karl Gerdes (ChemE 71) & Pamela Rohrich

Rolland White (ChemE 68)

Glen Giacoletto (Chem 78)

Roger Wilde (GeolE 63)

Robert Gjere (MinE 71)

Jim Woods (ChemE 65)

David Habicht (EE 74)

MEMORIAL MEMBERS

Ervin Harmdierks (CE 71)

Thomas Warborg (ChemE 63)

Anonymous

Arne Hatlestad (EE 73)

John Aronson (ChemE 68)

Daniel Himelspach (Chem 70) & Leslie Lawson

Edward J. Bane (MetE 60)

William (EE 71) & Dian Nowell

Louis Rensch (ME 73) Mark (MetE 73) & Kileen Rezac

Michael (CSC 91) & Diane Boucher (CSC 91) Cheryl A. Breidenbach (MetE 85)

Terrance Rock (ME 70)

Philip J. Breidenbach (MetE 85)

Leslie Rose (ME 70)

Lon (ME 87) & Joan Carlson

Kay Rogerson (CE 74)

Julie Carver (GeolE 86) & Bastiaan Cornelissen (MetE 87)

Jerry (ME 73) & Jaclyn Schley Larry Schmaltz (CE 79) Barbara Seder (Math 70)

Randy Clarksean (ME 83) DeDe Crough (GeolE 86)

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OTHER FRIENDS ACTIVE MEMBERS

Nancy Gowen

Sandra T. Addy

William Hatch

Phyllis M. Bergeron

LaVonne Hayes

Ken Brown

Dorothy Heck

JoAnn Butler

Stella Hughes

Janell Christmann

Sammy Huwe

Bettie Erickson

Louise Kiel

Kathy Fawcett

Ann Knecht Kirkham

Lyle & Dorothy Feisel

Gregori Lebedeff

Lisa Griebel

David Crumrine (CE 86)

Jill R. Nelson (MinE 82)

Dawn Flittie

Tamara Luchini

Reah Dahl-Stamnes (CE 81)

Tamera “Tami” J. Nelson (MetE 86)

Judy Gale

Pat & Tom Mahon

Nancy Goodwin

Clark Neuharth (MetE 83)

Marka May

Joan Goth

Becky Miesen

Scott Diede (MetE 80) Charlie Dunham (EE 88) Bart (ChemE 81) & Rebecca Eddy Baron Fidler (MinE 83) Loyd (EE 87) & Meg Garrison Alan Goldschmidt (EE 82) Tricia (Schwaller) Gomulinski (EE/CSC 98) Tami Heilman-Adam (ChemE 98) James Hildebrand (ChemE 81) Mike Jahraus (MetE 84) Creties (GeolE 83) & Betty Jenkins Doug (ChemE 83) & Manalee (ChemE 82) Johnson Michael (MinE 80) & Mary Koch Derek (CE 94) & Annette Knapp Timothy Kroeger (GeolE 85) Dan (CSc 00) & Erin (ChemE 01) Lacher Deepak Malhotra (EE 86) Larry (EE 83) & Adele Massie Scott McDermaid (EE 85) Louie (Phys 87) & Meifeng Lu Renita Mollman (CE 88) 28

Scott (EE 86) & Rosemary (CSc 86) Pekarek Michael (EnvE 02) and Alyssa (Chem 02) Pogany Brian (GeolE 82) & Marsha Powers Dean Psiropoulos (EE 84) Eugene Rye (EE 84) Harry (CE 81) & Victoria Rossander

PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE: IMPACT HARDROCKERS WITH A PLANNED GIFT • Charitable Trusts provide lifetime income for you or others and also a gift to South Dakota Mines.

Carla Schanzenbach (ChemE 91)

• Charitable Gift Annuities are contracts under

Michael (ChemE 82) & Sandra Sherrill

or securities, pays a fixed sum for a period

Terrence Simon (ME 80) Mitchell J. Slusarski (IE 95) Stephen Snater (EE 02) Srinivasan Sundaramoorthy (CE 83)

which CARA, in return for a transfer of cash measured by one or two lifetimes.

• Wills and Bequests, as part of an estate plan, allow you to leave a legacy, lessen the tax burden on your estate, and impact the lives of others.

Janice L. Vosika (ChemE 81)

• Life Insurance can be set up with CARA as

Dan (GeolE 80) & Barb (Chem 83) Watson

the beneficiary and owner.

Rich (ChemE 82) & Trudy (ChemE 84) Wells

• Charitable IRA Rollovers allow those 70 ½ and older to give while receiving tax benefits.

MEMORIAL MEMBERS Anonymous Orville Bultsma (EE 92) Paul Clark (ME 86) Thomas L. Hanson (Phys 81) Thomas H. Kelley (CE 80) Paul Rafter (EE 80)

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

To learn more, contact Leah Mahoney, Director of Planned Giving, at Leah.Mahoney@ sdsmt.edu or 605-394-6859

Elizabeth Minter Robert Pattison JoAnn Pedersen Maribeth Price V. Ramakrishnan Marge Range David Raske

Faculty & Staff Donors

Lucille Reilly Loreli Reuter

* Deceased

Dale Russell Dr. Arnold Sattler

Suzi Aadland

William Cross (MetE 84)

Catherine Jackson

Cheryl Schnabel

Peter Adcock

Cindy Davies

Ronald Jeitz (CE 69)

Jane Dirksen Smith & Leon Smith

Ivy & Stan Allard

Ralph Davis

Dean Jensen

Patricia Andersen

Thomas Delgado

Bradley Johnson (EE 92)

Laurie Anderson

Saurabh Dhiman

Kayleigh Johnson (Geol 17)

Anonymous – 3 donors

Amy DiRienzo

Kurt Katzenstein

Jason Ash (ME 99)

Joseph Dlugos

Michael Keegan

Xinhua Bai

Daniel Dolan

Sarah Keenan

Kurt Solay Mary Speice Curtis Starr Connie Trompeter John Trubisz

Amanda Barnes

Michael Dowding (Phys 02)

Jon Kellar (MetE 84)

John VanSickle

Wanda Bauder

Cathy Durkin

Carter Kerk

Mark Wetmore

Nathan Belcher (ME 00)

Thomas Durkin (Geol 86)

Marlin Kinzer

Dr. Carolyn Fassi Wharton

Vickie Bender

Amy Ellerton

Donna Kliche (Mtro 90)

Kenneth Benjamin

Bailey Ellis

Kyle Knight

MEMORIAL MEMBERS Matthew Butler

Cassandra Birrenkott (MetE 07)

Jason Erickson (CEng 97)

Ardell Knudson

John Etchison

Lowell Kolb (EE 74)

Nancy Christensen

Audrey Boehm

Nancy Feiler

Connie Krosschell

Evelyn Didier

Mark Bowron

Gina Fiorello

Paul Krueger

Cheryl Engel

Karen Braman

Kathleen Fitzgerald-Ellis

Lisa Kunza

James Fawcett

Sondra Bray Anita Brenneman

Maria Fossum-Cadwallader (IE 96)

Aaron Lalley (ME 91)

Dr. Richard Gowen Gratia Griffith

Ann Brentlinger

Aaron Grinager (IE 96)

Timothy Brenza

Shelli Grinager

Pierre Larochelle

Alvis Lisenbee Carolyn Petersen

Andrea Brickey (MinE 99)

Nancy Grunden-Beets

Darcy Briggs

Robert Hall

Brian Butterfield (CEng 98)

Nicole Haltiner

Lisa Carlson

Matthew Hanley (Emgt 18)

Kyle Caudle

Erica Haugtvedt

John Chandler (MinE 79)

Cory Headley

Suhao Chen

Cleo Heenan

Michelle Chikos

Dan Heglund

Kurt Chowanski (AES 13)

Jade Herman (IS 09)

Robert Corey

Jesse Herrera

Edward Corwin

Joshua Houy

Robert Redin William Rensch Luanne Russell Paul Smith, Jr. Judith Sonstegard Florence Stechmann Ron Weger Dr. Robert A. Wharton

Micah Lande Liangping Li Stephanie Lindsley Alexey Lipatov Rohan Loveland Joel Lueken Lucas Lund Ashli Maddox (Geol 07) Leah Mahoney (GeolE 80) Michael Mannhalter Peter McKeon Dawn Miller Kenneth Miller (CE 75) T H E A RC H: 2023

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Faculty & Staff Donors

Giving by Class * Deceased

* Deceased

Sanjukta Mitra

Andrea Surovek

Thomas Montoya (EE 87)

Donald Teets

Kimberly Nida

Evan Thomas

Roger Nielsen Bradley O’Brien

Shannon Thornburg (ME 88)

Christopher Pellowski (GeogE 12)

Purushotham Tukkaraja Frank Van Nuys

Adam Piper

Kharla Vock

Maribeth Price

Congzhou Wang

James Rankin (EE 78)

Michael West

Charles Ray (Geol 97)

Jim Wilson

James W. Ward

Daniel Rederth (Phys 07)

Weibing Xing

Juergen Reichenbacher

Yan Zhang

CLASS OF 1950

Jerilyn Roberts (ChemE 99)

Zhengtao Zhu

Lance Roberts (CE 98) Marc Robinson Hilary Roman Debra Rowse Elizabeth Sailer (IS 93) Richard Schnee Bryan Schumacher (CSc 89) Darren Schwede Cassie Schweigerdt Larry Simonson (EE 69) Margaret Smallbrock (Chem 05) Alevtina Smirnova Vladimir Sobolev Valerie Solano William Spindle James Stone Frank Strieder JoAnn Strommen

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CLASS OF 1944 Gordon R. Ingwersen*

CLASS OF 1954 Darrell G. Brekke

Arnold G. Mueller

CLASS OF 1947

William A. Griffith*

Donald K. Zimmerman

CLASS OF 1948

CLASS OF 1955

Marvin E. Petersen*

CLASS OF 1949 Douglas W. Fuerstenau

John W. Goth*

Charles B. Dougherty Berton R. Fedt Kenneth L. Heald

CLASS OF 1956 Robert D. Annett Anonymous Leibert P. Danielson

Luther J. Jungemann

George F. Dunham*

CLASS OF 1951

Chao-Ning Liu

Victor F. Dosch

Roy L. Ellerman James A. Morrison Donald L. Range* Morris A. Range Lowery J. Smith

Paul J. Grubl George A McCaskey* John L. Mohr Dennis D. Shoener Roger A. Stapf Peter H. Vossos

Robert E. Welch

CLASS OF 1957

CLASS OF 1952

William L. Benda

Harold G. Carlevato*

CLASS OF 1953

Daniel J. Brennan* Dale G. Bridenbaugh Paul J. Conrad Forrest E. Dristy Harold S. Hanson Alfred D. Johnson Raymond D. Sauer Roy E. Strom

Harold J. Bell

Charles D. Goodart Jon E. Marble John M. Nicknish Charles H. Parks James A. Thompson

CLASS OF 1958 Richard O. Berg Eldon A. Bowen John F. Burggraff D. Richard Iltis

Robert E. Kelley

Charles F. Fishel

Richard H. Frank

Roger J. Bosch*

Hugh A. Ritchey

Roger E. Kiel

Henry W. Foglesong

Carl H. Gehring

Jerrold L. Brown

Melvin L. Roberts

Leslie G. Larson

James W. Hauck

Lloyd M. Greiner

Robert C. Brown

Laurence E. Rohl

Donn D. Lobdell

Everett E. Hoyt

Ing-chang Jong

William R. Campbell

Tim M. Sagen

Errol C. Matzke

Harold J. Marlow

Keith A. Kitzman

Donald W. Chambers

Monte R. Schneider

Donald H. Orts

Joel J. Martin

Roger C. Lange

William G. Delinger

Jon D. Smith

Lanny F. Outlaw*

Artemas D. Marty

Gilbert E. Linkswiler

William H. Dukelow

LaRon L. Smith

Eugene F. Poch

Robert J. Miesen

Lonnie C. Ludeman

Robert A. Ferris

Joseph M. Stevens

Curtis E. Westley

Robert A. Nelson

John R. Mallow

Warren R. Germer

Alan W. Swanson

Edward A. Olson

Howard W. Riewe

Joseph L. Harris

James K. Yoss

Loren W. Peters

Theodore J. Smolik

Danny K. Hoshino

Dennis C. Price

Charles E. Snyder

Arthur L. Hunt

David M. Roach

Thomas E. Warborg

Charles L. Koenig

Richard K. Snyder

Roger D. Wilde

John D. Logue

Jon L. Spargur

Richard D. Zarneke

William R. McDowell

CLASS OF 1959

William S. Coddington Francis M. Coulson Terrance K. Fiechtner Conrad E. Fuchs Allan G. Hins Roy L. Hoffman

LaVerne L. Weber

Robert L. Hollenbeck

CLASS OF 1962

David M. Huschke

CLASS OF 1964 Larry B. Ayres

Larry E. Afdahl

Samuel R. Begeman

Clark N. Kurtz

Calvin M. Anderson*

Dennis L. Bress

Richard C. Lee

Gerald L. Boehrs

Dennis L. Buswell

Richard R. Maki

Robert Bottge

James L. Campbell

Jan W. Matousek

Fredrick T. Coyne

James H. Curnow

David A. Sonstegard

Dennis W. Cullen

Lon L. Denison

Landy A. Stinnett

Cecil W. Deisch

John R. Erickson

Val D. Dutcher

James A. Fry

Jon C. Anderson

Leland L. Harms

Tedford E. Haley

D. Sherwin Artus

Melvin L. Klasi

James V. Bailey

David M. Likness

Dale S. Bryson

Merlin E. Malde

Robert J. Cash

S. Edward Mead

Carl E. Coad

Richard A. Moen*

David V. Coe

Thomas R. Monheim

Dale E. Kjerulff

John P. Penzien

Terrence L. Myers

Kendall W. Sageser

Douglas R. Olson

John W. Sibert

George R. Peacore

Robert E. Stofft

Robert M. Pederson

James M. Wilhelm

CLASS OF 1960

David A. Rogers Robert E. Schott David J. Uherka

CLASS OF 1961

CLASS OF 1963 Dean C. Barnum

Everett E. Bloom Russell C. Buyse

Anonymous

Raymond J. Chaussee

Peter V. Avotins

James V. Chittick

Larry A. Blair

Archie M. Doering

David L. Braun

Guy F. Everhart

CLASS OF 1967

Raymond J. Aberle Gary L. Britton Lester L. Davis Dean P. Edmundson

Gerald L. Meyer

Ronald L. Foster

Dave A. Novotny

Robert J. Glodowski

Daryl G. Pratt

William N. Guetz

Steven W. Reyner

Wallace V. Gutzmer

Francis X. Schlumpberger

John L. Heinemann

Raymond H. Schnabel Paul W. Smart Ronald R. Uttecht

Ralph Heinert Dennis W. Hinders Joseph J. Jedrykowski Eliot R. Johnson

CLASS OF 1966

V. Charles McCann

Gerald C. Hohman*

James L. Baker

Howard K. Noziska

Owen S. Hollingsworth

Paul E. Barker Larry E. Baruth

Andrew M. Johnson

Eric R. Batchelder

Jason A. Lillegraven

Clarence F. Beauvais

William F. Lindgren

Larry D. Brusse

Clarence R. Longcor

Shirley L. Church

Wayne C. Lotz

William L. Ferguson

Thomas B. McLaughlin

James V. Forss

Gary A. Miller

Duane A. Huston

William F. Pearson Raymond F. Rossi Roger W. Scheusner Jerome A. Takle Robert W. Wedwick

Anonymous

Ronald L. Hulbert Gary N. Johnson Richard L. Logue Richard F. Lyke Charles F. Marks Lawrence Mazlack*

CLASS OF 1965

Larry A. Mohr

Loren E. Anderson

James M. Nissen

Donald A. Becker

Carol A. Reed

Raymond K. Berg

Herbert P. Reichert

Ervin E. Nesheim Charles M. Olson Randy L. Parcel Syd S. Peng James R. Roehr Roger D. Rollins Dean A. Shroll Leslie L. Thiel Marvin D. Truhe Duane D. Trythall Alan D. Wanstedt

CLASS OF 1968 Paul D. Axtell

Wayne F. Binfet James D. Bradfield William H. Brodsky James J. Cain Ronald G. Dahlinger James B. Deters

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CLASS OF 1971 Mads O. Andenas Vernon J. Arens Darrel D. Auch Scott H. Barber Curtis M. Belden

* Deceased

David A. Bowen James M. Cameron

CLASS OF 1972 Donald B. Bad Moccasin Gary A. Baker Steven C. Bode Jerald N. Byg Stuart J. Calhoon Kin Y. Chung Dan E. Daniels

Robert H. Dominicak

William J. Daughton

Dennis P. Bryan

Steven D. Danekas

Thomas J. Flakoll

Richard J. Digiantonio

Gary D. Callahan

John D. Davies

Thomas H. Gaidry

Dianne Dorland

Jarle H. Dahl

Marlin W. Devries

Sidney A. Hansen

Paul A. Fauss

Steven R. de Kramer

Leroy B. Foster

Michael L. Hobler

Hans P. Fredriksen

Ronald F. DeJong

Karl F. Gerdes

Donald R. Holzwarth

David R. Hammond

Lynn R. Ebbesen

Robert K. Gjere

Anstein Hunsbedt

Diane M. Hammond

Terry H. Fiero

James A. Goodman

James Keil

Alan F. Hann

Anita D. Flindt

Wayne R. Greaves

Dennis L. Krause

Marion R. Hansen

Terry W. Fuller

Don M. Hamann

Wayne B. Krause

Ronnie J. Hawkins

George F. Geraets

Douglas C. Hartman

Kenneth K. Larsen

Ronald W. Jeitz

Gary W. Gunther

Daryl J. Hegedus

William P. Larson

Daniel T. Johnson

Daniel C. Himelspach

Timothy W. Holleman

Tony C. Liu

Fred J. Kopp

William L. Jensèn

Randall R. Ice

Allan R. Martens*

Steven J. Ogden

Jerald L. Johnson

Dennis V. Johnson

Eugene W. McPherson

Marvin E. Olson

Jerome M. Johnson

Steven L. Kaufman

Michael J. Mitchell

Robert W. Powles

Olav Maehle

William J. Keller

Edward R. Pullman

Donald M. Meisel

Norman R. Kolb

Jeffrey G. Ransom

Mark L. Meyer

David A. Larson

Helga Nelson

Larry J. Richards

Dennis N. Olsen

Donald R. Pawlowski

Larry D. Roduner

Craig A. Prascher

Norman D. Ligtenberg*

Larry V. Pearson

Jeanette J. Salverson

Eugene R. Quinn

Ross E. Lushbough

Michael J. Peterson

Charles J. Schneider

Patrick D. Quinney

Keith D. Mutchler

Steven M. Pirner

Prasad K. Nair

Lance E. Swanhorst

Roger T. Nelsen

Leo Van Sambeek

Randall S. Nelson

Gary R. Veurink

William G. Nowell

Bill G. Woodward

James I. Munson Peggy A. Nissen Steve A. Nordaker Craig J. Nordby Gerald J. Ries William Roth K. Delmar Rumph Halvdan T. Saethre Richard T. Stagner John M. Steichen

Lin L. Seder

Gary D. Regynski

William A. Sedgeley

Ronald A. Rehfuss

Bruce J. Seger

Ronald K. Revell

Larry A. Simonson

K. Fred Rist

Lansing J. Sloan

Russ K. Roeber

Daniel W. Staton

Leslie A. Rose

Kathleen M. Stechmann

Richard D. Salverson

William G. Thorvaldson

Satya P. Tatini

Jerome F. Sechser

William Torrie

Robert D. Westby

Peter N. Stephans Richard J. Storm John W. Synhorst

Brian E. Tucholke Kenneth D. Wessel

John W. Thomas Marlin L. White Donald D. Zoss

Craig E. Scott Barbara C. Seder Geir Seger Thomas W. Sheldon Lyle J. Steffen Thomas J. Zeller

Roger D. Olsen Joseph L. Ratigan Harvey L. Robinson Raymond E. Roseland Donn R. Taylor Patrick A. Tlustos Gary T. Tollefson Roger E. Warfield Eric A. Warren Steven L. Weeldreyer

CLASS OF 1969

CLASS OF 1970

Dale R. Westendorf

Michael R. Configliacco

Kathleen D. Ammon Michael T. Basham

Jerome T. Wright

Ronald R. Burge

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Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Gary A. Young

David L. Daughters Jeffrey T. Dietz Clyde E. Ericsson Gary G. Evensen Harald Flatoen Steven C. Gerlach Lester M. Goldstine Jacob J. Hess Donald R. Hixson David J. Hogue Robert F. Howe Stephen F. Isaacson Allen W. Jones Kenneth J. Kolegraff Michael A. Langerman Steven P. Lux

CLASS OF 1973 Michael F. Alley

Kerry M. Belden David L. Berg Dennis P. Brady Richard L. Cain Judy M. Cannon Robert I. Chen Richard B. Clegg Patrick S. Dady William O. Dailey Bruce P. DeMarcus

Vickie M. DeNeui

Christina H. Chiang

Robert J. Steever

Mark H. Berggren

John M. Koskan

Joseph Gersic

Lin-Chang Chiang

Lindell O. Sunde

Harold G. Bound

Margaret J. Larsen

Joel L. Grace

Gary E. Christman

Donald L. Swanson

Julie J. Dahl

Karl P. Martin

Randall P. Graff*

Monte S. Dirks

Ellen T. Thompson

James D. Dunn

Douglas D. Ham

Larry D. Dresch

Steve A. Vanderboom

Thomas R. Eizember

Roger M. McCambridge

Francis D. Hansen

Tony L. Eichstadt

Arnold E. Victor

Raymond A. Frank

Arne Hatlestad

Robert G. Erdmann

William R. Wahl

Gary V. Hildebrandt

Robert R. Heier

Steve R. Erdmann

Gary E. Weaver

Joan F. Howard

Steven S. Jeschke

Joel D. Freier

Wayne D. Kellogg

Richard E. Gjere

James W. Konst

Michael E. Gowin

Glenn A. Lambert

James A. Green

Michael A. Langner

David R. Habicht

Terry B. Linde

Timothy S. Hayes

Gerald F. Lipovsky

Kevin T. Hegerle

Marvin W. Maize

Jerome L. Jarding

James S. Marin

Francis A. Johnson

Michael D. Matson

Donald J. Kellar

Richard S. Moen

Charles A. Kliche

Lawrence D. Muellenberg

Darwin A. Koepp

Daniel J. Nusz

Lowell E. Kolb

Douglas B. Quiett James R. Quinn Louis A. Rensch David J. Roth Bruce J. Sabacky Jerry L. Schley Dale N. Skillman Henry A. Smith David Springhetti Raymond D. Symens Merle R. Symes Douglas L. Todd

Patricia S. Koepp Marvin E. Larsen Carl B. Leedy Tsang-Cherng Lin Larry A. Messinger Kathleen M. Miller Roger A. Mitchell Robert A. Morcom Curtis D. Mortenson Jeffry C. Muffat Marlene D. Nelson Allen R. Ness

Thomas L. Week

Thomas M. Ohlmacher

John T. White

John M. Pullen

Randy E. Wischmann

Arthur B. Rausch

CLASS OF 1974 Mark A. Adel

Thomas P. Anderson Anonymous Alan A. Bergeron Louis D. Bergner Lavonne E. BlucherNameny David A. Cappa

Thomas H. Reiners Robert D. Ringgenberg Scott A. Risdall Joseph J. Roby Arlen R. Schamber Douglas D. Schlepp

CLASS OF 1975

Carmen R. Adams Anonymous William M. Belden Lorin L. Brass Robert H. Case Laurie W. Chamberlin John T. Chikos Daniel D. Eisenbraun Douglas W. Emme Paul H. Fuoss Patrick G. Halley Gill L. Hedman Mark R. Hjelmfelt Jeffrey L. Ingerson Carroll W. Laufmann David R. Lolley Marilyn L. Maxvold Douglas F. Miller Kenneth R. Miller Stephen D. Newlin Dale F. Obenauer Mark W. Olson John D. Osnes James F. Patterson Judy A. Patterson Eileen K. Peterson Randy N. Powell Linda L. Rausch Thomas A. Tammen Ralph A. Wagner Allen R. Walter Wayne G. Welch

CLASS OF 1976

Mark V. Anderson

Steven R. Schmidt

Anonymous

Harry J. Schunneman

Denise M. BartonMiller

James L. Scull

Rick L. Musick Lyle ‘Rod’ Pappel Larry J. Pawlowski Alan R. Pelton

Dennis L. Howe

James S. Pompy

Danny L. Jackson

Robert J. Quinn

Wayne K. Larsen Clifford N. MacDonald

Mark A. Rezac

Michael H. Morgenstern

Thomas B. Stovall Terry E. Straetker

Jerry L. Neal

Scott D. Trites

Rita A. Neff

Jerald R. Tystad

Deborah K. Roggenthen

Kenneth L. Wrede

Robert L. Roggenthen Darles L. Scheibe

CLASS OF 1978 Ernest E. Anoma Anonymous

Leslie Siewert

Bruce O. Barnes

Patrick L. Smith

Mark D. Berend

Todd H. Speece

Debra R. Bienert

Katherine L. Ulman Robert C. VonDerAhe Gary L. Wells

Bradley K. Chase Sam C. Colvin Sharalyn A. Colvin

Thomas J. White

Danny R. Coon

John W. Zoss

John K. Dane

CLASS OF 1977

Dennis G. Doerr

Jeffrey S. Allen

Glen Giacoletto

Albert C. Alexander

Peter A. Eckhoff

Timothy M. Anderson William R. Betten

Steven N. Hinman

Mary H. Brass

Monty E. Hintz

Gregory J. Bucknell

Jeffrey W. Hohle

Daniel K. Carlson

John J. Hovanec

Michael F. Cole

Eirh-Yu Hsie

Steven C. Cooper Raymond W. Dennis* Paula M. Fairbank Brian A. Freese James E. Gebhardt Michael L. Heil Jeane L. Hull John C. Hull Scott J. Kenner

Lynn D. Helms

Debra P. Keller James B. Keller Kurt D. Kost Dale G. Larsen Paul J. Millea Neil C. Nolop Don N. Oakland James M. Rankin Roy D. Rissky

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Keith R. Arnesen

Karen R. Eidsness

Mandy L. Barker

Dorothy A. Engelking

Timothy B. Barker

David B. Erb

James A. Baue

Kenneth S. Fantone

E. Kevin Beacom

Debra A. Fowler

Douglas W. Beisner

Rosa Lea Grav

Mark W. Benson

Creties D. Jenkins

Bret T. Budd

Douglas S. Johnson

Douglas G. Stalheim

Randall D. Campbell

Steven A. Johnson Sally S. Kenner

Class Giving * Deceased

Martin W. Schamber

James P. Spurrier

Douglas C. Schultze

Bruce E. Weeks

Gary E. Stearns

James C. Churchill

Ka P. Squire

J. D. Wientjes

Todd A. Stewart

Juanitta B. Clem

Todd J. Kenner

Curtis W. Struck

Daryl P. Zimmerman

Timothy H. Walter

Joseph R. Corbett

Leighton D. Lien

Daniel E. Watson

Warren C. Crandall

Charles J. Logan

Rodney A. Webber

Scott E. Doom

Larry W. Massie

Mark A. Woytassek

David A. Erickson

Brian McDaniel

Deborah J. Zimmerman

Douglas R. Feterl

Donna L. O’Rourke

Steven D. Fischer

Stephen T. O’Rourke

N. Douglas Fluke

Lorraine K. Padden

Hilary J. Brook

Bruce A. Frandsen

Michael A. Perkovich

Willie C. Chiang

Tamera J. Frandsen

Julie A. Scott

Timothy B. Dake

Alan B. Goldschmidt

Kelly L. Spilman

Charlene R. Dubs

Robert L. Hettich

Perry L. Sweet

Bart J. Eddy

Jeffrey D. Hiemstra

Steven E. Elrod

Manalee J. Johnson

Gregory D. VanMeveren

Dustan T. Gilyard

Dana J. Koth

Timothy W. Hanks

Cheryl J. Leiferman

Thomas L. Hanson*

Thomas A. Loomis

Robert M. Stuard David W. Thompson Larry R. Todd William R. Wallace Linda B. Wiley Clyde L. Yancey

CLASS OF 1980

Lallie Adams-Peterson John T. Alden Anonymous Gaurdie E. Banister Douglas C. Beck

CLASS OF 1981

CLASS OF 1979

David D. Bushong

Roger A. Anderson

Peggy M. Carder

Sandra K. Anderson

James A. Cole

Anonymous

Susan L. Dake

Jane B. Barnes

Parviz M. Eftekhari

Steven T. Bauer

Randal S. Evans

Steven J. Bauman

Anthony V. Evers

Clifford J. Bienert

Dwight W. Gemar

Hugh T. Boyle

Lisa L. Hermanson

Steven A. Butherus

Jeene M. Hobbs

Gregory R. Hardy

Donald J. Martini

Jeffrey W. Wood

John F. Chandler

Mary Jurczynski LaRonde

James K. Hildebrand

Jill R. Nelson

Hui-I Hsiao

Franki C. Parson

CLASS OF 1984

Michael R. Koch

John G. Jacobson

Ruth C. Partlo

Anonymous

Barry H. Koepke

Joni F. Kachelhoffer

Brian S. Powers

Warren T. Barnum

Mark P. Lux

Martin E. Kidner

Alvin L. Punt

Harley J. Baumeister

Leah C. Mahoney

Susan L. Law

Hans M. Sacrison

Bonnie R. McCourtie

David B. Litzen

Michael E. Soukup

Andrew D. Baumgartner

Amy M. Momsen

Lori L. Litzen

Janet B. Stearns

Stan F. Mueller

Douglas D. Martin

Michelle R. Tibke

Jack T. Lolley

Craig L. Nowak

Randall C. Newcomb

Rich A. Wells

Margaret M. MacDonald

Tim A. Ogdie

Blaine M. Olson

Linda K. Weltzin

James K. Bober

Dean R. Parson

Tim A. Osswald

Steven J. Meyer

Ray D. Peterson

Harry V. Rossander

CLASS OF 1983

Constance Determan

Linda L. Pirtle

Randal K. Rausch

Carolyn L. Schwarz

Carl W. Beck

Richard A. Redder

Robert A. Schmitz

Kenneth D. Simon

Daniel R. Britton

JoAnne T. Rieger

Gerald P. Schulte

Janice L. Vosika

Daniel J. Carlson

Lawrence G. Schmaltz

Thomas S. Schweitzer

Gary R. Smith

Michael J. Stahl

Pete T. Chikos Elaine L. Cowley Gary R. Gabe Jeanne M. Goodman Kim R. Haarberg Larry D. Hermanson David L. Hoffman Mark J. Kalmi

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CLASS OF 1982 Anonymous

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Lea K. Anderson

Rod J. Determan William R. Ebert

Brian L. Vognild Barbara A. Watson Todd M. Williams

Glenn E. Alexander

Leo J. Beer Michelle L. Berger James J. Bier William M. Cross Todd A. Eckstaine Mark J. Fakler Mark A. Falk Martin T. Gerber Bhargav R. Gollabinnie

Craig A. Hall

Thomas P. Hagstrom

Bryce W. Hoppie

Joseph P. Rust

Juan C. Villa

Jay T. Higashi

John W. Henris

Brent W. Jacobs

Thomas J. Sarlo

Kyle A. Hoops

John J. Heying

Kathryn O. Johnson

Hani A. Shafai

Michelle M. Vondenkamp

Michael J. Jahraus

Dennis A. Hulm

David J. Karlinski

Patrick J. Slowey

Kelly J. Whiting

Martin C. Jensen

Eric H. Johnson

Kari J. Karst

Srinarayan Kadambi

Gregory D. Johnson

John G. Konechne

Donna M. SpeirsShaw

Dacheng Wu

Jon J. Kellar

Douglas P. Junker

Carroll L. Lanter

Daniel R. Kellen

Vickie L. Konst

Deepak Malhotra

Mark A. Kirschenmann

Barbara A. Lanter

James M. Miller

Antonette M. Logar

Timothy J. Rauert

Richard K. Lyman

Timothy S. Renner

Terry J. Matuska

Randy L. Reynolds

Larry L. Zeller

Charles K. Murphy

Kenneth M. Schreuder

CLASS OF 1988

Kory V. Gill

Michael A. Wever

Anonymous

Yichang Guan

Joel D. Nieland

John A. Bauler

Charles D. Hewitt

Barbara K. Nielsen

CLASS OF 1987

Jehiel W. Cass

Steve S. Hurd

Jerry A. Afdahl

Chris L. Conrade

Donna V. Kliche

Susan D. Opp

Thomas L. Albrecht

Joseph W. Fott

Patricia L. Kline

Bradley S. Pekas

Anonymous

Eric D. Fritzsch

Gary J. Kuhl

Laura B. Pike

James F. Benjamin

Charles J. Gibbs

Stephen E. Lang

Timothy R. Pike

Lynne A. Bukovic

Kent A. Hoisington

Bradley A. Lawrence

Rocky A. Pray

Michael L. Bultsma

James D. Hunkins

Yan Lu

Robert R. Sayler

Lon M. Carlson

Richard G. Kelley

Mahesh B. Mikkilineni

Jeffrey A. Skroch

Sharon L. Chontos

Renita M. Mollman

Chris A. Mollet

Michael N. Spilde

Bastiaan Cornelissen

David G. Rynders

Todd R. Person

Julie B. Thompson

Ann M. Curnow

Kenneth M. Schaffer

Michael R. Rizor

Jeffrey L. Weiland

Barbara F. Dolan

John F. Sawyer

James L. Wendte

Roman M. Estrada

Shannon L. Thornburg

Dale B. Wilen

Terry A. Frank

Venkat Venkatasamy

Gerald D. Stoick

Lisa L. Zacher

Michael L. Fritts

Karl E. Knapp Camille T. Kovarik Rick L. Lantz Sharon McDaniel Milton D. McPeek Robert C. Miller Mark E. Mudlin Steven P. Mullan Paul E. Nelson Carrie L. Nettles Mark A. Ochsner Christina A. Olheiser Lesley S. Pedde Dean G. Psiropoulos Alan C. Rausch Ravi G. Ravichandran Marty J. Ryberg Eugene A. Rye Dell F. Skluzak Mark A. Stafford Madhukar V. Tallam James H. Unruh Daniel J. Weinacht Trudy L. Wells Steven W. Wiederrich Steven D. Wilcox Gary S. Williams

CLASS OF 1985 Anonymous

Kay L. Baumeister Michael J. Blote Kenneth D. Chisolm Robert L. Early Doreen D. Edwards Jeanne M. Eha David C. Grimm

Jeffery L. Nieland

Dennis J. Olheiser

CLASS OF 1986 Anonymous

Carl H. Bode Todd D. Brewster Gloria A. Cannon Julie Carver Sanjay Celly David G. Coble Desiree D. Crough Thomas V. Durkin Darryl C. Feterl Kelly J. Gassen Ahmad Ghassemi Gregory K. Goldey Ralph J. Grahek William J. Heid

Karl M. Steffes

Timothy J. Klaus

Chingfei Chen

Byron E. Wolf

Ma Cheng Scott N. Durgin

Jeanne M. Vold

CLASS OF 1989

Zhiliang G. Hu

Paul W. Cameron

Michael W. Werdel

Loyd D. Garrison

Lane S. Hawkins

Jeanne A. Berg

Gene S. Vold

Steven F. Weigel

Lisa M. Hall

CLASS OF 1990

Ningsheng Tao

Jaymes M. Galvin Kevin R. Griese

Lorie J. Whiting

Brian J. Sellner Stacey P. Titus Shoahua Wang Feng Xu

Lance A. Anderson

CLASS OF 1991

Narasimhan K. Ayyangar

Wendy J. Allison Anonymous - 3 donors

Brent A. Durheim Bruce A. Halter

Michael J. Bestgen

Steven T. Korn

Dean M. Harts

Georgina KosteleckyShankle

Jon W. Hauger Steven T. Howe

Ray J. Leahy

Narayanan S. Iyer

Louie L. Lu

James A. Jung

Thomas P. Montoya

James L. Nelson

Lee D. Potter

Lisa R. Rynders

Mark D. Rantapaa

Dean D. Schauer

Anne J. Rizor

Bryan J. Schumacher

William H. Bultsma Brian T. Fox Richard Hardegger Aaron J. Lalley Alan L. Lulf Peter J. Morris Steven V. Ochsner Margaret A. Parmenter

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Wayne J. Baumberger

Jay M. Van Hove

Travis W. Burdett

Todd J. Youngman

Ryan E. Cadwallader

Michael S. Zacher

Michael E. Casey Maria L. FossumCadwallader

* Deceased

Aaron L. Grinager Corey L. Haeder

Trent A. Pulis

Michael M. Boland

Michelle R. Novak

Georgia A. Satter

Lisa M. Durgin

Jay M. Peppel

Eric J. Thomas

Michael J. Fagerland

Scott C. Reisenauer

Ramakrishna D. Vedullapalli

Darren L. Gebhart

James M. Schwarz

Canyuan Wang

Calvin E. Goroski

Kalli R. Spicer

Dara M. Hartmann

Kurtis W. Williams

Stephanie M. Law

Roderick S. Zehrung

Lisa L. Warne Jin F. Xiang Liping Zhang

CLASS OF 1992

Nicole R. Mathis Todd A. Mescher Schuyler J. Nicolaisen

Thad W. Allen

Arvind N. Pai

Anonymous

Lorelei E. Peters

Rickey R. Baruth

Anthony M. Rea

Sudhakar V. Garlanka

Elizabeth E. Sailer

Dean P. Herll

Stacie L. Sattler

Robbie R. Huber

Jeramy E. Spicer

Christie J. Ingalls

Jeffery P. VanCuren

Mark H. Ingalls

James S. Zwijack

Martin J. Jackley Bradley K. Johnson Shane W. Krska Weixiong Liang Rick A. Lutz Susan M. Moore Jeffrey S. Nab Gary A. Norton Darla J. Potter Mike J. Sailer Marcus W. Schock Danny E. Sparling Darren E. Titze Michael S. Vernon Greg T. Warder Scott C. Wuitschick Linhua Zhao Weixin Zhou

CLASS OF 1993 Anonymous 36

CLASS OF 1995 Melissa J. Baruth Robbie J. Baruth Julie K. Erickson Scott L. Frerichs Carolyn A. Fritzsch Eric T. Gebhardt Paige M. Hilton Brandon N. Johnson Gregory G. Kondrasuk David H. Kovaleski

CLASS OF 1994

Quintin M. Larson

Anonymous

Michael A. Lipp

David A. Boeselager

Trisha R. Ludeman

Timothy J. Burttram

Holly F. Maudsley

Erin M. Cihak

Joseph E. McMurtry

Peter D. Collins

Daniel G. Oveson

Sheryl L. Cossins

Michael A. Patten

Steven R. Greff

Manuel A. Penaloza

Steven H. Griggs

Toni L. Richardson

David J. Hartmann

Avery J. Schick

John W. Henderson

Shuyi Si

Dewayne M. Hibbert

Nils T. Skaug

Karen R. Holloway

Mitchell J. Slusarski

Brian S. Jenner

Glenn M. Stensaker

Derek S. Knapp

Mark D. Stiver

Cheri R. Loest

Shawn A. Swanson

John C. Ludeman Jerry W. Mealman David M. Muck Michael A. Navarro

William P. Jones Jonna K. Kandolin Leah M. Klapperich Tamara M. Klein June A. Knight Mary J. Lannerd Joy L. Lester Zhen Li Randall A. Long Robb A. Peterson Keith J. Plavec Elizabeth R. Stafford Bing Wang Scott W. Wickersham Karen J. Willett

CLASS OF 1998 Anonymous

Justin D. Briggs Brian G. Butterfield Nathan J. Chupka Richard Dahl Andrew R. Durbin Christopher J. Frerich Brian T. Goetsch Tricia E. Gomulinski Mary Ann Kenner Rita K. Krebs Bruce E. Larsen Jana R. Larson John C. Lofberg Ryan D. Miller Christopher E. Misterek Jeremy A. Ochs Ardell L. Ochsner

CLASS OF 1997

Jason W. Petheram

George S. Arnold

Brook A. Plavec

Christine D. Carlson

Lance A. Roberts

Ryan L. Carlson

Tory A. Snetsinger

Scott P. Cooper

Troy P. Thorson

Jason R. Erickson

Christopher J. Wortmann

Jason B. Fink Joshua G. Goddard

Jack Yang

Jeremy D. Johannesen

CLASS OF 1999

Tracy R. Johnson

Anonymous

Brandon W. Kandolin

Jason T. Ash

Christopher A. Kinney

Jacob J. Bartels

Brent J. Klapperich

Kevin J. Berg

Chris M. Klein

Dale E. Brech

Edward R. Mandy

Andrea J. Brickey

Lance W. Mayer

Christopher A. Brickey

Xiangyang Miao

Emily E. Errea-Berg

Carl B. Osberg

Samuel B. French

Steve R. Palmer

Gregory J. Hintgen

Audra B. Walsh

Lisa M. PattersonBeens

Jade M. Kizer

CLASS OF 1996

Rebecca L. Pope

Jerilyn C. Roberts

Anonymous - 2 donors

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Charles M. Ray

Brian T. Picard Stephanie J. Rogness

Michael C. Roth

Patrick G. Deering

Tyler T. Kerr

Dustin R. Johnson

Kelli K. Smith

Michael J. Dowding

Zhengpeng Li

Bobbie L. Kroetch

Chris D. Stanley

Jeffrey A. Hartman

Lindsay L. Lipps

Ann M. Traphagen

Melvin E. Kemp

Nicholas B. Newell

Christopher A. Kroetch

Marijane K. White

Erin L. Landguth

Christopher P. O’Bryan

Timothy J. Lystad Mitchell P. Nachtigall

Matthew J. Pfister

Jennifer A. Pazour

Dickson H. Pongrekun

Daniel P. Rausch

Nicholas D. Rogness

Sarah J. Suek

Eric W. Sauer

Justin C. Wenner

CLASS OF 2000

Christopher P. Ahlers Nathan A. Belcher Charles E. Cox Brian L. Drake Edwin R. Friend Julie L. Ganz Kenneth E. Harding Wenqun Lang Gretchen T. Lupher

Desmond J. Ottmar Alyssa M. Pogany Michael A. Pogany Mark E. Rinn Kristine A. Schott James L. Shipley Stephen M. Snater

Lisa R. Schlink Jesse J. Suek

Ethan R. Swanson

Anthony T. Tegels

Becky J. Vail

CLASS OF 2005

Tim J. Vavra

Sara L. MacDonald

Simon Zulu

Kevin J. Millslagle

CLASS OF 2003

Cori L. Burnett

David R. Burnett Matthew A. Colvin

CLASS OF 2009 Janile O. Bestgen Kendra R. Braun Susan M. Burich Matthew E. Fisher Michael A. Haltiner Jade Herman Eric A. Hoffnagle Lucas M. Jacobs Ryan F. Kroetch

CLASS OF 2007

Amery D. Kuhl

Adam E. Bauerle

Jarrod D. Luze

Cassandra M. Birrenkott

Shawn M. McFarland Ryan W. Mergenthal

Kelsa E. Christopher Marlena L. Doorenbos Gustavo E. Hernandez James Moisan

Danielle A. Olinger Michelle L. Redmond Michael W. Volosin

Anonymous - 2 donors

Bradley G. Eisenbeisz

John L. Abrams

Jennifer L. Krause

Brett M. Odenbach

Matthew K. Dahl

Trevor W. Krause

Heidi K. Schram

Jason L. Durst

Mary F. Mateo

Benjamin A. Short

Andrew A. Farke

Matthew W. Moor

Michelle L. WanttieMcAlister

Tony J. Fischer

Anne M. Putnam

Linda M. Foster

Rebecca J. Reinhardt

Eric M. Voorhees

Hans Ditlev

CLASS OF 2001

Jessica L. Hartman

Thomas M. Severson

Amy J. Allison

Jacob A. Hewett

Nathan J. Huft

Anonymous

Gregory M. Hoechst

Margaret A. Smallbrock

CLASS OF 2008

Karen A. Brady

Nicholas D. Koch

Seth R. Dewey

John C. Leahy

Kristen R. Yates

Dawn M. Greenwood

Edward J. Loranger

Joel D. Crandall

Amber K. Kemp

Matthew Pfeifer

CLASS OF 2006 Anonymous

Anna R. Dahl

Jordan M. Larson

Patrick C. Rich

Megan E. Barnes

William J. Ellingson

Kiran K. Paruchuri

Justin D. Schott

Tyler T. Bergstrom

Sterling R. Greni

Mehedi Rashid

Nicole M. Stengle

Daniel J. Breitbarth

Scott A. Kranz

Rogue R. Richardson

William M. Wood

Felicia M. Christensen

Donald E. Lampert

Elizabeth A. Stout

Edward G. Yong

David A. Cousins

Rose L. Luvaas

Keld F. Ditlev

John R. Nielson

Zachary D. Doorenbos

Michelle M. Pinsdorf

Eric M. Nelson Jennifer L. Nelson Kemp

Richard A. Sudmeier Jenny M. Vavra Sara M. Williamson Don D. Wishard Fawen Zheng

CLASS OF 2002 Anonymous

David J. Brecht Alisha C. Butterfield

CLASS OF 2004 James A. Beat Joel M. Brink Jason P. Carlson Xuexia Chen Kevin J. Erdmann Christopher L. Escandon Ross M. Gjerde

Danielle L. Erdmann

Tara M. Stand

Blake M. Werning

Joy A. Mueller

CLASS OF 2010

Clark P. Nelson

Anonymous

Kyrian C. Onyeukwu

Anastasia M. Baker

Daniel G. Rederth

Robyn S. Brandner

Micah W. Sheldon

Stephanie N. Cass

Brandon R. Skari

Sean M. Hayes

Lindsey K. Andrews

Kyle J. Kurth

Anonymous

Jason T. Luze

Karl L. Barfuss

Daniel M. Lye

Eric J. Brandner

Teresa F. Mellegard Matthew T. Miller Steven J. Schneiderman

CLASS OF 2011 Anonymous

Katherine R. Aurand Gerald Bollinger Teneil K. Dollarhide Cheryl L. Holen

G. Wayne Douglas

Amanda R. PrinesAblay

Douglas Hayes

Bo R. Secrest

Amie E. Henderson

Fanariot Sefa

Brett A. Henderson

Wesley A. Snaza

Richard K. Hudson

Jason S. Wilner

Bradley A. Hyronimus

Thomas J. Winowiecki

Silke J. Hunker Jason R. Koch Matthew J. Ladenburger Shawn D. Lannerd Ivar H. Melby Mark T. Olson

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Arjun N. Ayyangar

Oliver J. Kotalik

Andrew A. Berreth

Thomas M. Machamer

Scyller J. Borglum Emily E. Brossart Sean T. Earley Gina M. Elmore

* Deceased Jason T. Simmons Andrew D. Smith Katherine F. Toscana

CLASS OF 2014 Jacob L. Bradley Bret A. Dahme

Anthony M. Gesualdo Cortney J. Hoffman Matthew J. Hoffman Chase C. Ketterling

CLASS OF 2012

Brandon J. Dike

Alison J. Baue

Jerald D. Farke

Everett S. Brill

Hillary L. Hawkins

Dustin J. Daniels

Lance Kilburn

Shelby L. Lichtenwaldt

David A. DeHaai

William H. Lichtenwaldt

Robert Miller Ryan D. Miller

Jesse M. Parker

Eric D. Nelson

Ariel M. Granillo

Vicki L. Prautzsch

Caitlin W. Taggart

Abigail M. Hart

Kristy G. Rennick

Kathleen M. Tew

Jordan M. Krell

Henok W. Tiruneh

Gina M. Tinio

Anthony T. Kulesa

Ryan B. Whitaker

Dicheng Wu

Jacob A. Leland

Luke W. Wilson

Christopher R. Dollarhide

Christina J. McFarland

Devyn M. Kilburn Ceri L. Klopp

Stephen W. Bareis

Tyler R. Artz

Akshay A. Chowdu

Mark A. Wickenheiser

Alexander R. Bachwich

Kathryn A. Croell

CLASS OF 2013

Victoria A. Bierwirth

Anna N. Haneline

Eric J. Persinger

Carlos A. Beatty

Brandon M. Carda

Sean R. Bestgen

Connor M. Carlbom

Belema B. Boyle

Samuel J. Carroll

Craig Castro

Laura M. Case

Kurt M. Chowanski

Steven J. Gates

Katherine A. Daniels

Charli E. Kenzy

Prashanta Gyawali

Kent C. Ormseth

Kimberly M. Kays

Andrew J. Pedersen

Matthew A. Keller

Brittanee M. Wood

Tyler A. Krejchi

Class of 2016

Ole J. Olesen

Anonymous

Katie R. Orwa

Garret C. Bentzen

Anh T. Pham

Yaakov Cohen

Sony Susmitha Popuri

Daniel J. Crecco

Samantha G. Sarac

Michael M. Day

Jeremy B. Warner

Jonathan D. Dixon Dustin S. Dunn

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Donald E. Hall

CLASS OF 2022

Matthew J. Hanley

Therese A. Frels Kayleigh A. Johnson Kellan L. Johnson Matthew D. Johnson Megan M. Johnson Jordan M. Landen David F. Langerman Timothy J. Magstadt Austin M. Maus Jennifer Maus Diana J. Peck K. Nishanthi Perera Kenneth J. Shaffner Ramila R. Shrestha Alexander J. Spilman Baylor M. Wagehoft

CLASS OF 2018

Todd M. Anderson

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Anonymous

Grant K. Matthews

Shyann B. Bastian

Theodore R. Schoper

Chelsea N. Brewster

CLASS OF 2019

Jack S. Douglas

Anonymous - 3 donors

Timothy T. Dunham

Stefan P. Aviles

Brianna C. Newman

Connel J. Bjorkstrand

Allan P. Sipos

Aaron M. Campbell

Jacob B. West

Walter R. Coombe Robert J. Gerarden Quintan E. Green Brady D. Johnson Pratik G. Kunkolienker

Grant J. Nelson

Anonymous

Mark D. Rotert Kenneth J. Veith

Caitlin A. Lardner

CLASS OF 2015

Christopher J. Pellowski

Larissa C. Pawlowski

Evan A. Hagenlock

CLASS OF 2017 Anonymous

Lucas A. Olvera

Soham G. Naik Chad G. Reimer Thomas J. Voboril

CLASS OF 2020 Anonymous

Jakob R. Berg Noah R. Oehlke Steven L. Pepke Eric M. Setka Thomas Trautman

CLASS OF 2021 Ian Anderson Anonymous Lindsey C. Cederberg Elise M. Flachs Lance L. Garrett Job Goodale James R. Gormley Christian J. Heinrich Gabriel D. Hofer Brian L. James

Samuel J. Hagen

CLASS OF 2023

Anonymous

Micah F. Healy Alex F. Lacroix Grant M. Smith Payton J. Winsor

Friends of South Dakota Mines

* Deceased

Glen & Ardis Koppelman

Cleo Reed

Deborah Kuehn

Rodney Rice

Charlene Kuestermeyer Guy & Anita Kuestermeyer Jack & Megan Kuestermeyer E Lynn & Gordon* (MetE 64) Lakso Gene* & Pat Lebrun

A.L. (Tad)* & Sandra Addy

Patti & Terry* Dake

James & Betsy Hamel

Matt Leonard

Alan Anderson

Shelley D’Attilio

Gary Hannibal

Steven Lichtenberg

Donald Davis

Wayne & Gwynn Hansen

Debra Lillie

Barbara Annan Anonymous Anonymous Tom Ary Karen Ashford Pari Bailey Darleen Bakken Paula Bauer & John Lewis Jason Beert Bruce & Melinda Berdanier Phyllis Bergeron Diane G. Berndt Alfred Borgen Kirsten & Paul Bradsky Thomas & Nancy Bradsky Russell Brockhurst Patrick & Lucy Burchill Spencer Caldwell

Earl & Loretta* Davis Cleon Diers Sally Digman Cherokee Dillin Anne Ellis & Marc Lubin Robert & Jeanne* Enderson Endowment of the Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation Kevin & Heather Fannin Jim* & Kathy Fawcett Joseph Fazio Lyle & Dorothy Feisel Barbara Felderman Gary & Jane Fick Ed Fisch Dawn Flittie Ann Flynn Geraldine Flynn

Corrinne & Harold* (MinE 52) Carlevato

Diane & Keith Gade

Aaron & Julia Carlson

Sid & Diane Goss

Mahealani ChinenMarcello

Nancy Goodwin Nancy Gowen

Anonymous*

Dorothy Graham Trust*

Jody Christo

Lisa Griebel

Grace Clark

Carl Gruber

Lori Coble John Corkill

Theodore & Hazel Gull

Meredith & Warren Craft

Patrick Hall

Brian Hagg

Atheena Reise Anonymous Debra & Peter Ruehlman Albert Sack Bhavin Sampat Diane Schabauer Brooke Schelin Rhonda & Bryan Seaver Tawni Sherman Maryanne Simonitsch Jana R. Smith

Christine M. Harter

Margaret & Ken* (GeogE 69) Luza

Lora Hawkins

Leslie Lysenko

Geoffrey Squire

Philip & Susan Henderson

Adam Madigan

Richard Stinson

Tim & Marilyn Henderson

James C. Madigan

Eleanor H. Swent

Michael Madigan

Steven A. Symes

Robert & Diane Malone

Sandra Thielen

Marjorie M. Marken

John & Sheila Thompson

Ellis D. Hernandez Tyler Hevlin Keith Hobbie Sandra Hoefakker Taylor Hojer

Cody Marshall Matt & Paula Martin

Leon & Jane Smith

George Thompson

Dorene & Dennis* (ME 67) Tiede

Susan Holler

Dave & Debbie McEuen

James & Laura Hunt

Shawn Mcilroy

Julie Trask

Thomas Hunt

John Trubisz

Christopher S. Huot

John & Diane McMahon

Nicholaus B. Hutchinson

Mary Jo & Richard* (MetE 62) Moen

Joy & Jay Van Den Top

Bret & Marci Hyla

Marilyn Mohrman

Marilyn & Keith Jackson

Denise Moorhead

Leon & Kaye Janovy

Molly & David* (Geol 67) Niven

Julie & Dean Jensen

Laura Orville

Dora Jiricek

Camille & Lanny* (GenE 58) Outlaw

Edward Keller Richard & Kathryn Keller Payton Kelly Andy Kerk Donald & Karen Klinkner Roger & Janice Knutsen

Colin & Becci Paterson Tom & Mary Pfeifle Jan & Margaret Puszynski Marge & Don* (EE 51) Range Dr. David Raske Dorothy Rausch

Cheryl & Jerry Toering

Lorrie Ulrich Scott & Cindy Van Den Top Donaline & Dale Van Every Jim Walker Robert & Kathleen Waterman Ronald C. Weger Trust Robert & Polly Wells Karen L. Whitehead Joel W. Wilde Ericson Wilkinson Roger & Dianne Wilson Tamara Wirtz Brion Wise Lan Zhang T H E A RC H: 2023

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Corporate & Foundation BXCC

$25,000-49,999 Silver

S

Caterpillar Inc.

B

$50,000-99,999 Gold

G

Clarkson Family Foundation

B

$100,000+ Platinum

P

CNH Industrial Americas, LLC

B

Banner Associates, Inc. Black & Veatch Foundation Black Hills Area Community Foundation Black Hills Community Bank Black Hills Society of Mining Engineers Brosz Engineering, Inc.

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Gifts of $1,000 or more, 7/1/22-6/30/23

Chevron

B

Halliburton Foundation, Inc.

B

Hearst Foundation

P

Kao Family Foundation/Garmin S Kelley/Wise Engineering, Inc B

Litzen Process Consulting, Inc. S

MAPTEK

DGS Metallurgical Solutions Inc.

MineARC Systems America,LLC

B

Earl & Loretta Davis Family Foundation

B

Mining and Minerals Education Foundation

Evergreen Electrical Contracting, Inc.

S

Navajo Transitional Energy Company

G

Ferber Engineering Company

Newmont Corporation

S

Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, LP

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Dana Corporation Foundation

Microsoft Corporation

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation

Caterpillar Inc.

Graco Foundation

Midland Scientific

Bechtel Group Foundation

Bunge Corporation Foundation

B

Dakota Point Brewing, LLC

ExxonMobil Foundation

Broadridge

S

Gordon A. Larson Foundation, Inc.

MDU Resources Foundation

Ball Corporation

Broadcom Inc.

B

Dakota Gold Corp.

3M Foundation

Booz Allen Hamilton Corporation

Fluorochrome, LLC

L. G. Everist, Inc.

Crazy Horse Memorial

Emerson Electric Company

Boeing Company

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Coeur Mining, Inc. CVL Consultants of Colorado, Inc.

B

Gene Haas Foundation

B

ASME Nebraska Section

Flatirons Resources LLC

Fred J. Brunner Foundation

$10,000-24,999 Bronze

Amazon Smile

S

FMG Engineering

Gifts of $1,000+ from 7/1/22 – 6/30/23

Ace Steel & Recycling, Inc.

First Premier Bank

Garmin International General Electric Foundation General Mills Foundation Intel Foundation John Deere Foundation Johnson Controls Foundation

Alumni and friends who gave between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023

Medtronic Foundation Northwestern Mutual Foundation PG&E Corporation Foundation Polaris Industries Raytheon Technologies Shell Oil Company Foundation U.S. Bank Wells Fargo Foundation Xcel Energy Foundation

Northrop Grumman NorthWestern Corporation Nucor Corporation

G

PC Connection Peabody Powder River Mining, LLC Pete Lien & Sons, Inc.

CARA Board of Directors FY23

S

POET Quinney Associates, LLC

OFFICERS

Rapid City Catholic Newman Center

Chair: Julie Carver (GeolE 86) S

First Chair: Rich Wells (ChemE 82)

Rossin Foundation

G

First Vice Chair: Mark Benson (MetE 82)

Royal Gold, Inc.

S

RW Farms, Inc

B

RESPEC RJG Metallurgical, LLC

SECO Construction, Inc. Robert* & Jeanne* Enderson Endowment of the Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation Kristine H. Sanders Scholarship Fund of the South Dakota Community Foundation B South Dakota Science & Technology Authority South Dakota Water & Wastewater Association

Second Vice Chair: Amy Koenig (ChemE 95) Treasurer: Tim Ogdie (ChemE 80) Secretary: Toni Richardson (IS 95)

MEMBERS

Jeremy Adams (ME 16) Jeff Allen (ChemE 77) Sherwin Artus (GeolE 60)

EX-OFFICIO

James Rankin (EE 78) South Dakota Mines President Maria FossumCadwallader (IE 96) Executive Director, Hardrock Club

JOINING IN FY24

Karla Callahan (Chem 76)

Carlos Beatty Jr. (IE 13)

Mike Koch (MinE 80)

Ed Corwin

Duke Tallam (EE 84)

Dan Dolan Jerry Farke (ME 14) Lance Hanson (ME 17)

The Berger Charitable Foundation

S

The Brass Family Foundation

G

The Mickey Inbody Charitable Foundation, Inc

Sean Hayes (ME 10) John Henderson (CE 94) Greg Hintgen (EE 99) Marty Jackley (EE 92) Gene LeBrun

U.S. Bank

Rose Luvaas (ChemE 08)

Union Pacific

WSP Foundation, Inc

Lisa Zacher (Chem 85)

Shashi Kanth (MinE 93)

S

Woodland Flooring

Todd Williams (GeolE 83)

Gaurdie Banister (MetE 80)

Table Top Ranch

West Plains Engineering, Inc

Nicole Stengle (IE 03)

Bill Jones (IE 96)

B

Viaflex

Fanar Sefa (ChemE 08)

Tyler Artz (MinE 15)

Synchrony Foundation Terrasite Inc

Larry Schmaltz (CE 79)

B

Renita Mollman (CE 88) Bob Morcom (CE 74) Mitch Nachtigall (IE 03) Marlene Nelson (ME 74) Steve O’Rourke (GeolE 83) Jerilyn Roberts (ChemE 99)

Gene Lebrun, longtime board member, passed away July 23, 2023.

He joined the Mines foundation in 1971 and was chairman from 1985-1989.

He continued to serve until his passing. We are grateful for his contributions to South Dakota Mines.

T H E A RC H: 2023

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Mines Advancement Fund Together, our donations create a brighter future for Hardrockers.

Did you know that financial need is the number one reason a student turns down admission to Mines?

Gifts to the Mines Advancement Fund allow us to increase the number of scholarships, add new equipment and technology to labs, send students to life-changing field trips and conferences, expand and renovate our facilities, and more.

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