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Kettering's CPDL brings outer space to cyberspace

By Website Administrator | Apr 5, 2002

The Computational Plasma Dynamics Laboratory (CPDL) at Kettering didn't need the power of hall thrusters to launch its latest project -- they just needed a virtual push into cyberspace to get their new web site into orbit.

The Computational Plasma Dynamics Laboratory (CPDL) at Kettering didn't need the power of hall thrusters to launch its latest project -- they just needed a virtual push into cyberspace to get their new web site into orbit.

Kettering vice president and provost to lead ABET

By Website Administrator | Apr 5, 2002

John D. Lorenz, vice president for Academic Affairs and Provost at Kettering, has been named president-elect for 2002-2003 by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).

John D. Lorenz, vice president for Academic Affairs and Provost at Kettering, has been named president-elect for 2002-2003 by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).

VanSlyke ' 71 returns to campus to direct alumni office

By Website Administrator | Apr 5, 2002

Mike VanSlyke had always planned on a second career that would somehow support his home town of Flint once his successful run of 36 years at General Motors came to close.

Mike VanSlyke had always planned on a second career that would somehow support his home town of Flint once his successful run of 36 years at General Motors came to close.

Kettering sends team to national robotics contest

By Website Administrator | Apr 10, 2002

Some of America's finest companies and technology universities will meet at the 2002 FIRST National Championships in Orlando, Fla., later this month.

Some of America's finest companies and technology universities will meet at the 2002 FIRST National Championships in Orlando, Fla., later this month.

Patent holding alum awarded honorary doctorate degree

By Website Administrator | Apr 10, 2002

Omer E. Miller, a 1939 graduate of Kettering University/GMI, successful entrepreneur and long-time resident of Myrtle Beach, S.C., received an honorary doctorate degree of engineering from Kettering University April 19.

Omer E. Miller, a 1939 graduate of Kettering University/GMI, successful entrepreneur and long-time resident of Myrtle Beach, S.C., received an honorary doctorate degree of engineering from Kettering University April 19.

Kettering wins SAE's 2002 Clean Snowmobile Challenge

By Website Administrator | Apr 12, 2002

Kettering's snowmobile team has brought home four trophies and more than $10,000 in prize money from the Society of Automotive Engineer's (SAE) 2002 Clean Snowmobile Challenge in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Kettering's snowmobile team has brought home four trophies and more than $10,000 in prize money from the Society of Automotive Engineer's (SAE) 2002 Clean Snowmobile Challenge in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Student design projects educate both college and elementary students

By Website Administrator | Apr 15, 2002

How do a local university and well-known farm teach college students about energy conversion while offering elementary-aged children from the Flint Community Schools a fun, hands-on educational resource?

How do a local university and well-known farm teach college students about energy conversion while offering elementary-aged children from the Flint Community Schools a fun, hands-on educational resource?

Best high school talent sought for Math Olympiad

By Website Administrator | Apr 19, 2002

The Second Annual Kettering University Mathematics Olympiad is set for Saturday, April 27.

The Second Annual Kettering University Mathematics Olympiad is set for Saturday, April 27.

Idea helps international student share $25,000 prize

By Website Administrator | Apr 19, 2002

A Kettering international student is sharing a $25,000 prize from General Motors after his energy-saving idea was judged tops in GM's Suggestion Program.

A Kettering international student is sharing a $25,000 prize from General Motors after his energy-saving idea was judged tops in GM's Suggestion Program.

Indy 500 race car driver tutors Kettering's Formula SAE team

By Website Administrator | Apr 26, 2002

Lyn St. James, former record-setting Indy race car driver and Kettering Trustee, tutored eight members of the Kettering Formula SAE team in racing technique April 24, at Whiteland Raceway, near Indianapolis.

Lyn St. James, former record-setting Indy race car driver and Kettering Trustee, tutored eight members of the Kettering Formula SAE team in racing technique April 24, at Whiteland Raceway, near Indianapolis.

Students win international honors

By Website Administrator | Apr 26, 2002

Kettering students took top honors in one category and were well placed in others during the 2002 Delta Epsilon Chi Career Development Conference April 13-16 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Kettering students took top honors in one category and were well placed in others during the 2002 Delta Epsilon Chi Career Development Conference April 13-16 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Form meets function in the latest tech advancement on campus at Kettering

By Website Administrator | Apr 26, 2002

Wireless kiosks are being piloted at various locations around campus to give students a direct line to their records, a warm welcome to visitors and to provide the entire university community with information about events and happenings.

Wireless kiosks are being piloted at various locations around campus to give students a direct line to their records, a warm welcome to visitors and to provide the entire university community with information about events and happenings.

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