Come check out GEO!
We're no ordinary "green" club. We're about practical, right-now green solutions and programs. We've re-established ourselved in B-section and have lots of plans which we're starting right now!
Come by and check us out. Join an existing project or pitch your own!
We meet every Thursday at 12:20 in MC-3225 (Miller classroom, the room with all the body dummies)
Check out GEO!
We're no ordinary "green" club. We're about practical, right-now green solutions and programs. We've re-established ourselved in B-section and have lots of plans which we're starting right now!
Come by and check us out. Join an existing project or pitch your own!
We meet every Thursday at 12:20 in MC-3225 (Miller classroom, the room with all the body dummies)
Check out GEO!
We're no ordinary "green" club. We're about practical, right-now green solutions and programs. We've re-established ourselved in B-section and have lots of plans which we're starting right now!
Come by and check us out. Join an existing project or pitch your own!
We meet every Thursday at 12:20 in MC-3225 (Miller classroom, the room with all the body dummies)
Check out GEO!
We're no ordinary "green" club. We're about practical, right-now green solutions and programs. We've re-established ourselved in B-section and have lots of plans which we're starting right now!
Come by and check us out. Join an existing project or pitch your own!
We meet every Thursday at 12:20 in MC-3225 (Miller classroom, the room with all the body dummies)
Meet Kip Darcy, Kettering's new Vice President for Marketing, Communications and Enrollment. He will speak about his thoughts on the future of Kettering and you will have the opportunity to ask him questions. Lunch will be provided to the first 100 people. Event hosted by Academic Council.
The Kettering University Physics Club and the Physics Department will present a second special guest lecture by President Robert McMahan. The event will be held on 7th Tuesday, May 15, 2012, at 12:20 p.m. in the Crib-A-Thon (Room 2-225 AB).
Dr. McMahan will present a follow-up to his previous seminar entitled "Cosmology 101: Life, the Universe and Everything." (Please note that you need not have attended his previous seminar to attend this one.) Refreshments will be provided. Students, faculty, and staff are all welcome to attend.
We hope to see you there!
Sue Weiss has been with Kettering University since 1989, gaining valuable understanding of a variety of aspects of the University throughout this time. In her present position, she offers ideas for alumni and friends of Kettering on how to ensure the future of Kettering University and its students by making a gift through will or trust, life insurance, gift annuity, or endowed scholarship.
Jack Stock joined Kettering University in September, 2000. He is head of alumni relations and responsible for all development including corporate and foundation giving, annual giving, estate and planned giving, and prospect management. Jack has a B.A. from the University of Michigan-Flint. He has more than 20 years experience in fund development including Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan, the Second Harvest Food Bank of Eastern Michigan, the Flint Institute of Music, and Kids In New Directions (KIND) and he is a member of Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP).
