When Bill Belden returned to South Dakota Mines this spring for his 50-year class reunion, it wasn’t just a trip down memory lane—it was a celebration of enduring legacies.
When Bill Belden returned to South Dakota Mines this spring for his 50-year class reunion, it wasn’t just a trip down memory lane—it was a celebration of enduring legacies.
When Bill Belden returned to South Dakota Mines this spring for his 50-year class reunion, it wasn’t just a trip down memory lane—it was a celebration of enduring legacies.
If you ask Richard (Dick) Logue (CE 66) who influenced him to attend South Dakota Mines, he would probably say it was his brother, John (EE 65). And if you ask John, he’d say his ability to attend was because of Dick.
Left: Alumni and friends gather at Gunbarrel Ranch in December 2022 for the 4th annual pheasant-hunting fundraiser. Gunbarrel Ranch is not just another good place to go pheasant hunting in South Dakota. The 2200-acre private ranch sits in a narrow sweet spot...
The world needs more engineers - and Rich & Trudy Wells are dedicated to helping Mines produce the very best If you ask Trudy (ChE 84) and Rich Wells (ChE 82) what this world needs more of, their answer would be: engineers. “We need more problem solvers,”...
Abby Hart started giving back because she could - now, she's creating a legacy at Mines Most students don’t start giving back to their alma mater immediately following graduation. But Abby Hart (IE/Math 12) of Sidney, MT isn’t most students. Right after starting her...
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