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New Zealand expert to report on "Electric Vehicle Research Down Under"

By Website Administrator | Oct 17, 2002

Dr. Simon Round, from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, will report on research ongoing on electric vehicles in his part of the world, Wed. Oct. 23, from 12:15 - 1:15 p.m. in Kettering's Academic Building, Room 1-817.

Dr. Simon Round, from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, will report on research ongoing on electric vehicles in his part of the world, Wed. Oct. 23, from 12:15 - 1:15 p.m. in Kettering's Academic Building, Room 1-817.

Free tutoring set to begin for community Oct. 22

By Website Administrator | Oct 18, 2002

Area students -- from elementary through high school -- who are seeking help with math, science and reading are invited to come to Kettering University during an eight-week, tutoring program that is free to participants.

Area students -- from elementary through high school -- who are seeking help with math, science and reading are invited to come to Kettering University during an eight-week, tutoring program that is free to participants.

From salvage to state-of-the-art: new controls lab opens

By Website Administrator | Oct 18, 2002

A trip to the dumpster turned into the first step in developing a state of the art electronic controls laboratory at Kettering University.

A trip to the dumpster turned into the first step in developing a state of the art electronic controls laboratory at Kettering University.

Fraternities and sororities honored during Convocation

By Website Administrator | Oct 18, 2002

Convocation ceremonies were hosted Oct. 16 to welcome Kettering's Section B students to campus and award some of the highest honors presented to fraternities and sororities on campus.

Convocation ceremonies were hosted Oct. 16 to welcome Kettering's Section B students to campus and award some of the highest honors presented to fraternities and sororities on campus.

Wanted: more women students!

By Website Administrator | Oct 24, 2002

Kettering's new director of Women Student Affairs knows there's no skirting her biggest challenge: Kettering needs more women students!

Kettering's new director of Women Student Affairs knows there's no skirting her biggest challenge: Kettering needs more women students!

Students charged up for opportunity

By Website Administrator | Oct 25, 2002

Professor's relationship with national association creates professional opportunity and scholarship support for Kettering students

Professor's relationship with national association creates professional opportunity and scholarship support for Kettering students

Young academic program boasts second-generation thesis project

By Website Administrator | Oct 28, 2002

For Jim Huggins, associate professor of Computer Science in Kettering's Science and Mathematics Dept., the approval of two student thesis projects since the development of the program in 1999 is an honor to applaud and herald.

For Jim Huggins, associate professor of Computer Science in Kettering's Science and Mathematics Dept., the approval of two student thesis projects since the development of the program in 1999 is an honor to applaud and herald.

Canada's General Hydrogen partners with Kettering's

By Website Administrator | Oct 4, 2002

Center for Fuel Cell Systems and Powertrain Integration General Hydrogen Corp. has announced a partnership with Kettering University's Center for Fuel Cell Systems and Powertrain Integration to support the construction of a Michigan-based hydrogen fuel workforce.

Center for Fuel Cell Systems and Powertrain Integration General Hydrogen Corp. has announced a partnership with Kettering University's Center for Fuel Cell Systems and Powertrain Integration to support the construction of a Michigan-based hydrogen fuel workforce.

Forging new relationships with Bosch Corp.

By Website Administrator | Oct 4, 2002

David Robinson, president of the Body Electrical and Electronics Division for the Robert Bosch Corp., visited Kettering University Thursday, Oct. 3.

David Robinson, president of the Body Electrical and Electronics Division for the Robert Bosch Corp., visited Kettering University Thursday, Oct. 3.

Study break: students win at softball, 16-9

By Website Administrator | Oct 4, 2002

The Kettering University Connie and Jim John Recreation Centeroffered students, faculty and staff a study break from preparing for exams Wed. Sept. 25, as faculty and staff took on students in a noon softball game.

The Kettering University Connie and Jim John Recreation Centeroffered students, faculty and staff a study break from preparing for exams Wed. Sept. 25, as faculty and staff took on students in a noon softball game.

Kettering faculty and students present new research at national industry conference

By Website Administrator | Oct 10, 2002

A contingent of faculty and students from Kettering University will give technical presentations regarding their research efforts at the 2002 Electrical Manufacturing & Coil Winding Exposition (EMCWA) Oct. 14-17 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

A contingent of faculty and students from Kettering University will give technical presentations regarding their research efforts at the 2002 Electrical Manufacturing & Coil Winding Exposition (EMCWA) Oct. 14-17 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Grand Rapids reception to 'complement the engineering base of West Michigan'

By Website Administrator | Oct 11, 2002

Armen Oumedian '49 is very fond of both his alma mater and his home among the scenic hills of West Michigan.

Armen Oumedian '49 is very fond of both his alma mater and his home among the scenic hills of West Michigan.

Kettering wins $95,000 grant from the State of Michigan to help increase retention of minority students

By Website Administrator | Oct 11, 2002

It's tough to build on a successful program focused on the retention of minority students, especially one that leads the state in retention rates among all colleges and universities.

It's tough to build on a successful program focused on the retention of minority students, especially one that leads the state in retention rates among all colleges and universities.

Detroit alumni chapter's 38th annual dinner meets with success

By Website Administrator | Oct 11, 2002

More than 100 alumni and guests attended the 38th annual Detroit chapter dinner of the Kettering/GMI Alumni Association Oct. 8 at the Southfield Manor in Southfield, Mich.

More than 100 alumni and guests attended the 38th annual Detroit chapter dinner of the Kettering/GMI Alumni Association Oct. 8 at the Southfield Manor in Southfield, Mich.

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