Vince Bandurski '64 and his wife, Marilyn, experience empty nest syndrome three times a year.
Vince Bandurski '64 and his wife, Marilyn, experience empty nest syndrome three times a year.
Kettering University has 11 alumnae and trustees in the 100 Leading Women in the North American Automotive Industry.
Kettering University has 11 alumnae and trustees in the 100 Leading Women in the North American Automotive Industry.
Finding a niche in the small engine market, Kettering grad Kyle Schwulst '02 is poised on the verge of a post production fuel injector boom.
Finding a niche in the small engine market, Kettering grad Kyle Schwulst '02 is poised on the verge of a post production fuel injector boom.
For this GM chief engineer keeping her focus and standing up for her beliefs has added up to professional success.
For this GM chief engineer keeping her focus and standing up for her beliefs has added up to professional success.
How an Engineer found meaning and perspective for her life while giving a little piece of her heart to a boy in Peru.
How an Engineer found meaning and perspective for her life while giving a little piece of her heart to a boy in Peru.
Kettering University is honored to nominate five more alumni to the National Commission for Co-operative Education Hall of Fame.
Kettering University is honored to nominate five more alumni to the National Commission for Co-operative Education Hall of Fame.
Charlotte Hubbard '83 returned to campus to help students laugh and learn about leadership and ethics.
Charlotte Hubbard '83 returned to campus to help students laugh and learn about leadership and ethics.
A 2006 Kettering graduate majoring in Applied Mathematics has been accepted into the Mathematical Sciences Ph.D. program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
A 2006 Kettering graduate majoring in Applied Mathematics has been accepted into the Mathematical Sciences Ph.D. program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Suzanne Larsen gave up a career at General Motors to help college students break through their math anxiety.
Suzanne Larsen gave up a career at General Motors to help college students break through their math anxiety.
Joe Spielman '68, Kettering's long-time key executive at General Motors, is roasted, toasted and thanked during his GM retirement dinner Jan. 24.
Joe Spielman '68, Kettering's long-time key executive at General Motors, is roasted, toasted and thanked during his GM retirement dinner Jan. 24.
