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Happy holidays from everyone at Kettering University

By Website Administrator | Dec 18, 2003

The holidays got a ho ho hopeful start when Santa visited campus. Kettering employees brought their children to campus on Saturday, Dec. 6, to deliver their wish lists to the jolly old elf and his assistant Elf Ernie.

The holidays got a ho ho hopeful start when Santa visited campus. Kettering employees brought their children to campus on Saturday, Dec. 6, to deliver their wish lists to the jolly old elf and his assistant Elf Ernie.

'03 grad wins SAE award

By Website Administrator | Dec 1, 2003

Jeremy Taylor '03, has been named this year's 2003 recipient of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Rumbaugh Outstanding Student Leader Award. He will accept the award in March at the SAE World Congress in Detroit. As part of the award, Taylor will receive a free SAE lifetime membership and a monetary stipend.

Jeremy Taylor '03, has been named this year's 2003 recipient of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Rumbaugh Outstanding Student Leader Award. He will accept the award in March at the SAE World Congress in Detroit. As part of the award, Taylor will receive a free SAE lifetime membership and a monetary stipend.

Commencement is Dec. 5

By Website Administrator | Dec 1, 2003

Friday, Dec. 5, is one of Kettering's biggest days of the year -- commencement!!

Friday, Dec. 5, is one of Kettering's biggest days of the year -- commencement!!

'03 Grad Wins SAE Award

By Website Administrator | Dec 4, 2003

Jeremy Taylor '03, has been named this year's 2003 recipient of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Rumbaugh Outstanding Student Leader Award. He will accept the award in March at the SAE World Congress in Detroit. As part of the award, Taylor will receive a free SAE lifetime membership and a monetary stipend.

Jeremy Taylor '03, has been named this year's 2003 recipient of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Rumbaugh Outstanding Student Leader Award. He will accept the award in March at the SAE World Congress in Detroit. As part of the award, Taylor will receive a free SAE lifetime membership and a monetary stipend.

Chemist finds hope in experimental drug

By Website Administrator | Dec 5, 2003

A Kettering Chemistry professor has had the unique opportunity to be on the receiving end of his area of expertise. Dr. Daryl Doyle, professor of Chemistry, is participating in a clinical drug trial for a new form of chemotherapy.

A Kettering Chemistry professor has had the unique opportunity to be on the receiving end of his area of expertise. Dr. Daryl Doyle, professor of Chemistry, is participating in a clinical drug trial for a new form of chemotherapy.

Kettering goes wireless

By Website Administrator | Dec 8, 2003

Kettering University now has forty eight percent wireless capability at selected sites on campus.

Kettering University now has forty eight percent wireless capability at selected sites on campus.

Dec. 03 Commencement photos

By Website Administrator | Dec 8, 2003

Commencement photo album

Commencement photo album

More Dec. 03 Commencement photos

By Website Administrator | Dec 8, 2003

Commencement photo album

Commencement photo album

Chemist finds hope in experimental drug

By Website Administrator | Dec 8, 2003

A Kettering Chemistry professor has had the unique opportunity to be on the receiving end of his area of expertise. Dr. Daryl Doyle, professor of Chemistry, is participating in a clinical drug trial for a new form of chemotherapy.

A Kettering Chemistry professor has had the unique opportunity to be on the receiving end of his area of expertise. Dr. Daryl Doyle, professor of Chemistry, is participating in a clinical drug trial for a new form of chemotherapy.

Bulldog Days were filled with golf, classic cars and Corvettes

By Website Administrator | Dec 12, 2003

Although the weather on Saturday, May 31 was chilly and wet during Kettering University's Bulldog Days: Alumni Reunion Weekend 2003, organizers were still pleased with the turnout of hundreds of alumni who came back to campus to revisit the school that gave them their start in their careers.

Although the weather on Saturday, May 31 was chilly and wet during Kettering University's Bulldog Days: Alumni Reunion Weekend 2003, organizers were still pleased with the turnout of hundreds of alumni who came back to campus to revisit the school that gave them their start in their careers.

Keeping the stats

By Website Administrator | Dec 15, 2003

Computer Science graduate Tim Kucejko developed a software program as a senior thesis project that produces a significant increase in real-time tabulations and more accurate reporting for quizzing competition scores.

Computer Science graduate Tim Kucejko developed a software program as a senior thesis project that produces a significant increase in real-time tabulations and more accurate reporting for quizzing competition scores.

Keeping The Stats

By Website Administrator | Dec 15, 2003

Computer Science graduate Tim Kucejko developed a software program as a senior thesis project that produces a significant increase in real-time tabulations and more accurate reporting for quizzing competition scores.

Computer Science graduate Tim Kucejko developed a software program as a senior thesis project that produces a significant increase in real-time tabulations and more accurate reporting for quizzing competition scores.

Tractors With Hemi's

By Website Administrator | Dec 16, 2003

Kettering University was invaded by monster-sized tractors on Friday, Dec. 12. The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) student chapter at Kettering invited the giant pulling tractors to campus to show off their mechanical might.

Kettering University was invaded by monster-sized tractors on Friday, Dec. 12. The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) student chapter at Kettering invited the giant pulling tractors to campus to show off their mechanical might.

Takata Donation to aid Bio-Medical Research

By Website Administrator | Dec 17, 2003

A recent donation by Takata, a supplier of passenger and driver safety systems and devices, will help Kettering faculty and students conduct bio-mechanical research on campus.

A recent donation by Takata, a supplier of passenger and driver safety systems and devices, will help Kettering faculty and students conduct bio-mechanical research on campus.

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