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Alumni

Inventors, Entrepreneurs, Leaders and Wildcats for Life

You are advancing semiconductor technology, taking photos from space, operating reactors on a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, managing product supply for a Fortune 50 manufacturer and crafting spirits. 

Whether you are thousands of miles from the UA campus or just around the corner, you are a part of the UA CHEE community. UA Chemical and Environmental Engineering depends on your insight, inspiration and support.

We owe a debt of gratitude to the members of each and every graduating class. Thank you!

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Alumni Highlights

Photos from Space

Astronaut Don Pettit, PhD 1983, took thousands of photos during his three missions to the International Space Station and has published a book of mesmerizing images.

You need to have some means of relaxing, and I like to refer to it as ‘orbital scrimshaw’ – in other words, a space-based hobby.

STEM Champion

In recognition of her work in STEM outreach, Procter & Gamble executive Bonnie Curtis, BS 1980, received the College’s 2015 Professional Achievement Award. The mother of four children is also a popular speaker on overcoming the challenges of working motherhood.

My passion is lifting up girls.

Nerdy Niche

After a decade in the energy industry, Ryan Kanto, BS 2007, is using science and technology to reinvent the way craft spirits are made. He and his wife Sarah founded Quantum Spirits, a distillery in Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

You know, it’s cool to be a nerd now. In pop culture, there’s a pervasive influence of engineering, science and science fiction.

Victorious Cyclist

Erica Clevenger, BS 2017 and 2016 UA Club Sportswoman of the Year, excelled academically while clocking up victories on the cycling circuit, proving that undergrads don’t have to choose between being top athletes and successful students.

I admire the people fighting for equality in the sport now, because it is the next generation of athletes who will really reap the benefits of their hard work.

High Achiever

The American Institute of Chemical Engineers has recognized rising star Laura-Ann Chin, BS 2010, for her efforts to diversify the field. The process engineer at Jacobs Engineering designs biopharmaceutical facilities worldwide.

I stuck to my roots and my passion. The UA played a pivotal role in laying down a sound foundation that has shaped my career.
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