Alumni

Recent Mines graduates continue to thrive in the two years following graduation, according to the latest survey data from the Mines Career Center.

Now at Argonne National Laboratory, Tisi Barlock MS ’17, PhD ’19 served as a senior advisor for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains.

Andrea Gioia ’09 left her executive role to launch Sunshine Wellness Adventures, which offers individual triathlon and endurance sport coaching, wellness camps and swim clinics.

Chris Caskey PhD ’14 launched Delta Brick & Climate Company to turn Paonia Reservoir clay into bricks, pavers and tiles.

Erik Knowles ’86 is an assistant director in Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's maintenance and infrastructure department.

Salazar, founder of Prosono, recently finished an 8-year term on the Colorado School of Mines Board of Trustees.

Savannah Rice MS ’21 work as a geoscience R&D lead at the global metal mining company Fortescue.

Sam Seeton ’16 and David Rhine ’19 created Infinite Outdoors to connect property owners with hunters, anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts.

John Akinboyewa ’06, MS ’10 developed TheHungreeApp to satisfy hunger and foster meaningful connections.

Mines marked its 150th anniversary with a meaningful new addition to campus: a restored 300-pound bronze bell, steeped in history and tradition. This commemorative bell was unveiled during Blaster’s