Current News
Blood donors give 113 units, $700
By Website Administrator |
Sep 13, 2001
It was more than a blood drive ...
It was a red, white and blue kind of day at Kettering University on Wednesday when the "College Town Blood Battle" turned into more than just a blood drive ... Read More
American Red Cross Blood Drive at Kettering University
By Website Administrator |
Sep 12, 2001
TODAY: Wednesday, Sept. 12 Noon to 5:45 p.m.
First Floor Lobby, Campus Center - across from B.J.s
Remember to "sign up" for "Kettering University" today - as part of the College Town ... Read More
Going the extra mile
By Website Administrator |
Sep 7, 2001
Ryan Neely, of Lake Orion, went the extra mile -- make that 100 miles -- on his bicycle to avoid having to run a marathon. Neely's high school friend James Haddrill wanted him to run in a marathon, ... Read More
Kettering University to participate in "Flint: City of Design"
By Website Administrator |
Sep 7, 2001
Kettering University's Scharchburg Archives, along with Flint's Alfred P. Sloan Museum, the University of Michigan-Flint, Mott Community College, WFUM, Longway Planetarium, American Institute of ... Read More
Kettering ranked tops
By Website Administrator |
Sep 7, 2001
Kettering retains #1 ranking in U.S. for Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering
Mechanical Engineering moves into Top 10 with #7 ranking in U.S.
Kettering overall rank moves to #16 in country!!
#1 and ... Read More
Chicago, Sept. 24
By Website Administrator |
Sep 6, 2001
The Kettering/GMI Alumni Association, President James E.A. John, and Philip J. Piette '50 will host an alumni gathering Monday, Sept. 24, from 6-8 p.m. in the Racquet Club of Chicago, 1365 N. ... Read More
CETL opens, Oct. 2
By Website Administrator |
Sep 6, 2001
The grand opening for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) is Tuesday, Oct. 2, in room 1-306, Academic Building. Activities for the celebration including opening remarks by Dr. ... Read More
Blood drive, Sept. 12
By Website Administrator |
Sep 6, 2001
Kettering has been challenged by Mott Community College, the University of Michigan-Flint and Baker College to a contest to benefit the American Red Cross Blood Drive Program. The four Flint ... Read More
Kettering professor involved in cutting-edge polymer technology
By Website Administrator |
Aug 31, 2001
Like most inventors, Dr. Lars Beholz has used every available resource including the kitchen stove. "I only gassed my wife and kids out of the house once," he proudly claims. None the worse for wear, ... Read More
Ameritech helps teens MAP out road to success
By Website Administrator |
Aug 31, 2001
A $10,000 donation from Ameritech/SBC will help Kettering University give high schoolstudents in Flint and the surrounding community a chance to start Making Academics Priority(MAP).
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