Donations

Kettering receives grant from TRW

By Website Administrator | Sep 2, 2004

Kettering University recently received a $20,000 grant from TRW Automotive (www.trwauto.com), headquartered in Livonia, Mich., that will help the institution further enhance its crash test safety curriculum.

Piece by piece

By Website Administrator | Nov 5, 2004

A donated Malibu chassis proves that sometimes parts are greater value than the sum of their total.

Block by block

By Website Administrator | Nov 5, 2004

Grand Blanc Cement Products contributes to Kettering's Crash Test Safety Lab.

Donation will "fuel" research

By Website Administrator | Dec 3, 2004

A donation from the Eaton Corporation will underwrite a fuel cell systems research project at Kettering.

$1 million for international exchange

By Website Administrator | May 16, 2005

A gift from Bob '64 and Marcy Oswald will support international study and research for students and faculty.

Improving engine emissions

By Website Administrator | May 16, 2005

Researchers at Kettering will use a National Science Foundation grant to determine levels of particulate matter emitted by diesel engines, spark ignited engines, jet engines and in hydrogen production, to help manufacturers improve emissions and meet new EPA regulations.

Building environmental consciousness

By Website Administrator | Nov 25, 2005

A National Science Foundation grant of $100,000 helps Kettering teach students about the importance of remaining environmentally conscious in the engineering and manufacturing process.

The smart car connection

By Website Administrator | Feb 17, 2006

A recent ETAS donation of software and hardware to Kettering helps students use mathematical modeling techniques to develop electronic control systems that will transform the modern vehicle into a smart car.

Small but powerful

By Website Administrator | Apr 28, 2006

Recent contributions help support Kettering programs and provide scholarships to students.

A natural fit

By Website Administrator | Jul 14, 2006

Thanks to a $50,000 fellowship from the National Collegiate Inventors & Innovators Alliance (NCIIA)/The Kern Family Foundation, two Kettering faculty members will implement the "e-Kettering Initiative", which will work to develop innovation and entrepreneurial skills among graduates.