Dear Students:
Michigan Tech is continually striving to provide the best education, and learning environment for our students. Welcome to a campus dedicated to fulfilling your learning needs.
Academically, we've responded to students' educational needs by adding a number of new degree programs and courses to our schedule. The School of Business and Economics is now offering an MBA degree; the Department of Social Sciences has a new bachelor's program in anthropology and a new PhD program in archaeology; while the College of Engineering is rolling out its Service Systems Engineering program.
The Rehki Computer Science Hall is a stunning addition to campus architecture, and when joined with the DOW Environmental Sciences Building and Dillman Hall, they provide more than 43,000 square feet of teaching and research labs. Hesterberg and Horner Halls, which house a greenhouse and new soaring atrium for Forest Resources and Environmental Science and the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts, where touring musicals, plays, and other performances are featured every season, provide additional enhancements to your educational experience.
I encourage each of you to take a tour of campus and meet with faculty who are truly dedicated to student learning.
I truly hope you take advantage of our facilities, activities, and events to make the most of your Michigan Tech education.
I wish you well!
Glenn D. Mroz,
President
