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  • Jacob Bruesch smiles in a black ASME T-shirt on an open balcony opposite the R. L. Smith Building.
    : Husky Nation

    Jacob Bruesch Envisions Success for MTU Mechanical Engineers

    Jacob Bruesch transformed Michigan Technological University's chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers from a four-person student group into an ambitious professional organization connecting more than 80 students. When Bruesch joined Michigan Tech's chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) in spring 2024, he was looking for ways to be part of both a campus and industry network. He quickly discovered the network required some building. While Tech's ASME chapter was chartered with the goal of connecting mechanical engineering students with industry via internships panels, invited speakers, and company tours, participation had been low in recent years.

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