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New Business degree at Kettering

By Website Administrator | Apr 4, 2008

Kettering's Business Department has revamped its undergraduate degree program into two degrees to offer a more broadly-based curriculum beginning with the 2008-09 academic year.

State science fair

By Website Administrator | Apr 4, 2008

The Michigan Science and Engineering Fair will be on Kettering's campus Saturday, April 5, featuring projects by 60 of the state's top high school students.

A Michigan-China connection

By Website Administrator | Apr 11, 2008

Kyle Schwulst found a bull market for his invention to reduce harmful emissions in small engines when he took it to China.

Fostering excellence

By Website Administrator | Apr 11, 2008

Kettering professor Jacqueline El-Sayed has earned a place in the prestigious American Council on Education (ACE) 2008-09 ACE Fellows Program.

Going out with a bang

By Website Administrator | Apr 18, 2008

Two Industrial Engineering students are wrapping up their academic careers at Kettering earning a Six Sigma Fundamentals certificate, launching an academic collaborative and presenting their research at the 2008 American Society of Engineering Education conference in June.

Kettering to host JETT program

By Website Administrator | Apr 18, 2008

Kettering University will reach out to the Michigan high school community to highlight the importance of studying Computer Science at the higher education level by hosting a JETT program May 17.

Kettering goes to FIRST

By Website Administrator | Apr 25, 2008

The 2008 FIRST national championship games in Atlanta attracted some of the world's best students and companies in science and engineering - exactly what Kettering University is interested in!

In memory of Cherokee

By Website Administrator | Apr 25, 2008

Creating an outdoor sanctuary for her family to remember her by, Kettering's Engineers Without Borders build a deck in Cherokee's honor.

NEW! Pre-med at Kettering

By Website Administrator | Apr 30, 2008

Engineering and medicine may not seem related, but as medicine becomes increasingly technical, an engineering background might be just what the doctor orders. Kettering University now has a new Premedical Course of Study to bridge the disciplines.

April 2008