Missouri S&T graduates with bachelor's degrees in physics are engaged in a wide range of careers. Some of these are:

• Richart Slusher, '60 head of optical physics, AT&T Bell Laboratories
• Robert Harris, '63 Presbyterian pastor
• Ronald Pettus, '66 section chief, McDonnell-Douglas
• David Meier, '71 JPL radio astronomer
• Kathy Rages, '72 NASA space physicist
• James Lawler, '73 physics professor, University of Wisconsin
• Thomas Osborne, '76 senior scientist, General Atomics
• Harry Laswell II, '78 plant manager, Intel
• Jonathan Waters, '81 anesthesiologist
• Don Reago, '84 research chief, US Army
• Chris Brannon, '85 senior engineer, GE
• Lee van Pelt, '86 attorney, Palo Alto
• Danial Gualtieri, '90 engineer, Halliburton
• Michael Noble, '91 USAF lieutenant
• Hansen Chen, '93 graduate student, Yale
• David Thilker, '94 astronomy graduate student, New Mexico State University

David Thilker, '94 astronomy graduate student, New Mexico State University

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