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HRW film festival Michigan debut is a great success

By Website Administrator | Feb 21, 2003

More than 650 people from Kettering University, area colleges and the community came to Kettering for the Human Rights Watch (HRW) Traveling Film Festival Feb. 13 to 16.

More than 650 people from Kettering University, area colleges and the community came to Kettering for the Human Rights Watch (HRW) Traveling Film Festival Feb. 13 to 16.

First book sale and silent auction nets Library more than $1,200

By Website Administrator | Feb 28, 2003

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State grant fuels ethanol research site

By Website Administrator | Feb 28, 2003

$3,840 to Kettering University for bio-fuel education projects.

$3,840 to Kettering University for bio-fuel education projects.

Kettering & SAE offer certificate in Automotive Systems

By Website Administrator | Feb 28, 2003

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Two receive Sigma Chi memorial scholarship

By Website Administrator | Feb 28, 2003

Andrew Wilson ('05) and Alexander Burtch ('07) have been named the 2002 Sigma Chi-Kettering University Memorial Scholarship recipients for B-Section, by the Sigma Chi Fraternity, Zeta Theta Chapter of Flushing.

Andrew Wilson ('05) and Alexander Burtch ('07) have been named the 2002 Sigma Chi-Kettering University Memorial Scholarship recipients for B-Section, by the Sigma Chi Fraternity, Zeta Theta Chapter of Flushing.

Building technical talent in the Blue Water Area

By Website Administrator | Feb 6, 2003

St. Clair County Community College (SC4) in Port Huron and Kettering signed a strategic partnership agreement Wednesday,Feb. 5, that makes earning a bachelor's degree in engineering, the physical sciences, computer science or management a little easier for local students.

St. Clair County Community College (SC4) in Port Huron and Kettering signed a strategic partnership agreement Wednesday,Feb. 5, that makes earning a bachelor's degree in engineering, the physical sciences, computer science or management a little easier for local students.

Faculty and students part of National Engineer's Week banquet

By Website Administrator | Feb 7, 2003

The mid-Michigan chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers will host the 2003 National Engineer's Week Annual Banquet Thursday, Feb. 20, at the Bavarian Inn in Frankenmuth, Mich.

The mid-Michigan chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers will host the 2003 National Engineer's Week Annual Banquet Thursday, Feb. 20, at the Bavarian Inn in Frankenmuth, Mich.

Human Rights are still an issue around the world

By Website Administrator | Feb 7, 2003

The Human Rights Watch Traveling Film Festival will be at Kettering University Thursday, Feb. 13 through Sunday, Feb. 16.

The Human Rights Watch Traveling Film Festival will be at Kettering University Thursday, Feb. 13 through Sunday, Feb. 16.

Freshman adjusting to life in the U.S.

By Website Administrator | Feb 12, 2003

He comes to Kettering from India, choosing the University from halfway around the world because of its opportunities in professional co-op.

He comes to Kettering from India, choosing the University from halfway around the world because of its opportunities in professional co-op.

NCCE inducts five alumni into first national hall of fame

By Website Administrator | Feb 14, 2003

Recently, the National Commission of Cooperative Education (NCCE) initiated a new hall of fame, one that recognizes and honors those individuals who graduated from cooperative education programs and went on to become outstanding leaders in business and industry.

Recently, the National Commission of Cooperative Education (NCCE) initiated a new hall of fame, one that recognizes and honors those individuals who graduated from cooperative education programs and went on to become outstanding leaders in business and industry.

Ukrainian visitor "studies" Kettering

By Website Administrator | Feb 14, 2003

"Community Connections" were strengthened recently when Kettering University hosted a visiting public relations professional from the Ukraine.

"Community Connections" were strengthened recently when Kettering University hosted a visiting public relations professional from the Ukraine.

First-ever book sale to benefit Library

By Website Administrator | Feb 17, 2003

The Friends of the Kettering University Library and Scharchburg Archives are holding a book sale and silent auction Thursday, Feb. 20, and Friday, Feb. 21, in the Great Court of the Campus Center.

The Friends of the Kettering University Library and Scharchburg Archives are holding a book sale and silent auction Thursday, Feb. 20, and Friday, Feb. 21, in the Great Court of the Campus Center.

Epsilon Iota-A Chapter of Delta Tau Delta receives Hugh Shields honor

By Website Administrator | Feb 21, 2003

The Epsilon Iota-A Chapter of Delta Tau Delta at Kettering University has been honored as one of 11 recipients of the Hugh Shields Chapter of Excellence by the International Fraternity for 2003.

The Epsilon Iota-A Chapter of Delta Tau Delta at Kettering University has been honored as one of 11 recipients of the Hugh Shields Chapter of Excellence by the International Fraternity for 2003.

Mourning a gracious lady

By Website Administrator | Feb 21, 2003

Mrs. Virginia W. Kettering, one of our University's most important benefactors and friends, is being remembered at KetteringUniversity after her passing Feb. 17 in Dayton, Ohio.

Mrs. Virginia W. Kettering, one of our University's most important benefactors and friends, is being remembered at KetteringUniversity after her passing Feb. 17 in Dayton, Ohio.

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