310 students attend co-op fair

More than 300 students and 25 employers were part of Kettering's Fall National Cooperative Education Employment Fair hosted by the Cooperative Education and Career Services Department Nov. 13-15.

 

 

This three-day event offered students a chance to learn more about employers and cooperative education positions, said Stacy Galbreath, the cooperative education associate who co-coordinates it. Kettering's employment fair is intended for unemployed Kettering co-op students and is not open to the public.

Companies participating this year were:

• A.J. Rose Manufacturing, Avon, Ohio;
• Becton Dickinson, Durham, N.C.;
• Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C.;
• Denso International, Southfield, MI;
• ESTL (Environmental Screen Test Lab), Auburn Hills, MI;
• Federal Mogul, Plymouth, MI;
• General Motors, Detroit, MI;
• GenTek, Upper Sandusky, OH;
• Gerstenslager Co., Wooster, OH;
• Guide Corporation, Pendleton, IN;
• Harley-Davidson, Milwaukee, WI;
• Jabil Circuit Inc., St. Petersburg, FL;
• National Security Agency, Fort Meade, MO;
• Omron Automotive Electronics, Inc., St. Charles, IL;
• Rayloc, Hancock, MD;
• SKD Automotive Group, Jonesville, MI;
• Sodexho, Brookfield, WI;
• Synetics, Warren, MI;
• Trimble, Dayton, OH;
• Unisys Corp., Plymouth, MI
• United Parcel Service, Atlanta, GA
• Visteon Corp., Dearborn, MI.