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Geomatics alumna Samantha Tanner is the owner of 45th Parallel Geomatics, a land surveying and mapping company in Hood River that pays homage to its Alaska and Oregon foundations.

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While the trade industries clamor to attract new talent, recent welding alumna Tia Thompson is already experiencing a hot streak that includes a historic victory at Student Showcase and an exciting new career on the North Slope.