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An early introduction to engineering brings girls back for more

By Website Administrator | May 29, 2003

Career paths aren't always set in stone by junior high, or even high school, but for many girls that age, opportunities dwindle rapidly as they drop out of advanced math and science classes.

Bulldog Days combine golf and reminiscing

By Website Administrator | May 2, 2003

Old friends, classic cars and 18 holes of golf -- what more could a Kettering/GMI alum ask for?

Sweat and elbow grease benefit Habitat for Humanity

By Website Administrator | May 2, 2003

Students hit the nail on the head, actually, quite a few nail heads, during Shed Works 2003 Saturday, April 26.

$395,000 NSF grant yields opportunities

By Website Administrator | May 9, 2003

The Fish Bowl, a phrase affectionately used by students and faculty to describe a first floor classroom in Kettering's Academic Building, was packed with students and administrators.

SKD recognizes co-op students

By Website Administrator | May 12, 2003

Wanting to share in the accolades, Freddie Albrighton and Bill Ross of SKD Automotive Group traveled to Kettering to present four of their Kettering co-op students with medals and certificates.

Nationally recognized experts join fuel cell advisory board

By Website Administrator | May 16, 2003

Kettering's new Center for Fuel Cell Systems and Powertrain Integration recently welcomed two nationally recognized automotive and alternative fuel experts to the Center's Executive Advisory Board.

Mobile commerce conference attracting global audience

By Website Administrator | May 23, 2003

Sanju Patro is pleased with the international interest in the high-tech conference that Kettering will host this fall called University Synergy Program (USP) 2003.

Students helped clean up neighborhood

By Website Administrator | May 27, 2003

Kettering students volunteered for a neighborhood clean up on the edges of campus.

May 2003