Dr. Karen Palmer, associate professor of Electrical Engineering
Ph.D. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Electrical Engineering, with expertise in controls.
A Kettering alumnae, Palmer thinks Kettering students stand out because the cooperative education experience helps them mature quickly. "Our freshmen are like those at other schools," she said, "but by the time they graduate they are years ahead of recent grads from other schools - employers recognize that."
Dr. Jaerock Kwon, Assistant Professor of Computer Engineering
Ph.D. from Texas A&M University in Computer Science and Engineering.
Dr. Michael Elta, associate professor of Electrical Engineering
Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in Electrical Engineering, with expertise in solid-state devices, optics, electronics manufacturing and VLSI processing.
Another alumnus, Elta feels Kettering students have an advantage over students at traditional universities in that they gain practical experience from their co-op employment that can be directly related to their field of academic study.
Kettering professor Doug Melton will join the Kern Entrepreneurship Education Network as Program Director.
Kettering professor Doug Melton will join the Kern Entrepreneurship Education Network as Program Director.
Lieutenant Commander Sean Scully will be visiting to talk about the Health Professional Scholarship Program (HPSP) the U. S. Navy offers. This scholarship could apply to anyone going into a medically related field. Lunch will be provided. This event will be from 12:30 - 1:15 in The Miller Lab (3225 MC).
Computers, OS's, hardware, software, smartphones, future technology and so much more. Computer Club is interested in it all.
Professor McLaughlin received a BS in Mathematics from the University of Michigan in 1960. He received an MSc in Engineering in 1962 from Ohio State University while pioneering radio astronomy instrumentation and data processing research under Professor John D. Kraus. Professor McLaughlin later received a JD with distinction from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. He is a Michigan Attorney-at-Law, a registered Patent Attorney with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and a Professional Engineer.
Three Kettering professors from different academic departments developed a multidisciplinary capstone project for students to design tools for surgical procedures.
Three Kettering professors from different academic departments developed a multidisciplinary capstone project for students to design tools for surgical procedures.
