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Videostreaming offers streamlining and flexibility for Kettering's graduate program

By Website Administrator | Mar 15, 2002

Herb Dahn is a kind of historian when reminiscing about Kettering's initial attempts at offering distance education for graduate students through VHS tape.

Herb Dahn is a kind of historian when reminiscing about Kettering's initial attempts at offering distance education for graduate students through VHS tape.

Sled monkeys ride again

By Website Administrator | Mar 15, 2002

The sled monkeys are at it again - it's time for the Clean Snowmobile Challenge in Jackson Hole and the Kettering University team has big plans.

The sled monkeys are at it again - it's time for the Clean Snowmobile Challenge in Jackson Hole and the Kettering University team has big plans.

Kettering and MSC.Software unite to offer master's degree

By Website Administrator | Mar 22, 2002

Kettering University and MSC.Software have announced the formation of a joint program offering engineers worldwide the ability to earn a master's of science degree in Engineering with a focus on Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) simulation.

Kettering University and MSC.Software have announced the formation of a joint program offering engineers worldwide the ability to earn a master's of science degree in Engineering with a focus on Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) simulation.

Workshop shows teens that cigarettes pollute air more than cars

By Website Administrator | Mar 22, 2002

Dr. Brent Lewis, associate professor of Chemistry, and Dr. Carl Aronson, assistant professor of Chemistry at Kettering University, were recognized March 11 by the Smoke Free Multi-Agency Resource Team (SMART), for their workshop "Smoking Cars and Smoking People."

Dr. Brent Lewis, associate professor of Chemistry, and Dr. Carl Aronson, assistant professor of Chemistry at Kettering University, were recognized March 11 by the Smoke Free Multi-Agency Resource Team (SMART), for their workshop "Smoking Cars and Smoking People."

NSBE heads for the sunshine

By Website Administrator | Mar 22, 2002

The Kettering University chapter of the National Society for Black Engineers (NSBE) will send 61 student representatives and three staffers to the organization's 28th Annual National Convention in Orlando, Fla., March 27 through 31.

The Kettering University chapter of the National Society for Black Engineers (NSBE) will send 61 student representatives and three staffers to the organization's 28th Annual National Convention in Orlando, Fla., March 27 through 31.

Web-based e-mail offers Kettering users accessibility worldwide

By Website Administrator | Mar 29, 2002

Kettering University's efforts to enhance and build on the institution's information technology (IT) resources recently improved with the implementation of a web-based e-mail resource called The Web Information Gateway (TWIG).

Kettering University's efforts to enhance and build on the institution's information technology (IT) resources recently improved with the implementation of a web-based e-mail resource called The Web Information Gateway (TWIG).

Professional and personal achievement to be Recognized at Kettering ReunionWeekend, May 17-19

By Website Administrator | Mar 29, 2002

Kettering University Alumni Association will recognize seven alumni for professional achievement, service and human relations during the Kettering Alumni Reunion Weekend May 17 to 19.

Kettering University Alumni Association will recognize seven alumni for professional achievement, service and human relations during the Kettering Alumni Reunion Weekend May 17 to 19.

21st Century Women

By Website Administrator | Mar 29, 2002

Women of the 21st Century will get a jump on technology at Kettering when girls in seventh through eleventh grades explore computers, engineering principles, chemistry, robotics, mathematics and plastics in a fun way at two summer enrichment programs in July and August.

Women of the 21st Century will get a jump on technology at Kettering when girls in seventh through eleventh grades explore computers, engineering principles, chemistry, robotics, mathematics and plastics in a fun way at two summer enrichment programs in July and August.

Fibromyalgia trial slated for Flint generates interest in medical collaborations

By Website Administrator | Mar 1, 2002

Nearly 1,000 people have applied to be part of the clinical trial for sufferers of Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain conducted by Dr. Jeff Hargrove, assistant professor of Mechanical Engineering at Kettering University, and physicians at McLaren Regional Medical Center in Flint.

Nearly 1,000 people have applied to be part of the clinical trial for sufferers of Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain conducted by Dr. Jeff Hargrove, assistant professor of Mechanical Engineering at Kettering University, and physicians at McLaren Regional Medical Center in Flint.

Scholars arrive March 8-9

By Website Administrator | Mar 1, 2002

Kettering will once again host Scholarship Weekend 2002 on campus March 8 and 9.

Kettering will once again host Scholarship Weekend 2002 on campus March 8 and 9.

Tony Carson is riding high as one of Kettering's oldest freshmen

By Website Administrator | Mar 1, 2002

Tony Carson, while not the oldest-ever freshman to darken Kettering's door, is one of the oldest at 39.

Tony Carson, while not the oldest-ever freshman to darken Kettering's door, is one of the oldest at 39.

New literary magazine to showcase writing talent

By Website Administrator | Mar 1, 2002

For people interested in literature and art, an engineering school is, perhaps, an unlikely place to create a magazine devoted to student poetry and prose.

For people interested in literature and art, an engineering school is, perhaps, an unlikely place to create a magazine devoted to student poetry and prose.

McCarthy is "Outstanding Instructor"

By Website Administrator | Mar 8, 2002

Neil T. McCarthy, an associate professor of Finance at Kettering and a 1965 graduate of Kettering University/GMI, received the 2001 Outstanding Instructor Award from the National Technological University (NTU).

Neil T. McCarthy, an associate professor of Finance at Kettering and a 1965 graduate of Kettering University/GMI, received the 2001 Outstanding Instructor Award from the National Technological University (NTU).

Kettering researcher studies how automobiles and other devices can be powered by fuel cells - which are efficient and don't pollute the environment

By Website Administrator | Mar 11, 2002

Dr. Etim Ubong dreams of finding an alternative fuel for automobiles and other man-made machines.

Dr. Etim Ubong dreams of finding an alternative fuel for automobiles and other man-made machines.

Consumers Energy grant helps sixth graders learn about the chemistry of colors

By Website Administrator | Mar 15, 2002

A handful of M&Ms, a little salt water and a test tube added up to a deeper understanding of the visible color spectrum for sixth graders at Holy Family Catholic Church in Grand Blanc March 8.

A handful of M&Ms, a little salt water and a test tube added up to a deeper understanding of the visible color spectrum for sixth graders at Holy Family Catholic Church in Grand Blanc March 8.

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