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Job market growing in STEM fields

By Website Administrator | Mar 30, 2011

There is a growing demand for employees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields based on the volume of Kettering corporate partners at the Spring Co-op Fair March 29.

CyberFitness Wins IQ Competition

By Website Administrator | Mar 31, 2011

Integrating a personal trainer into an MP3 player, Kettering University students won the winter 2011 Innovation Quest.

Green, clean snow

By Website Administrator | Mar 5, 2011

Kettering University is among 15 universities competing at the 2011 SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge at the Keweenaw Research Center in Michigan's Upper Peninsula March 7-12

2011 FIRST District winners

By Website Administrator | Mar 7, 2011

Teams from Auburn Hills, Oxford and Pontiac won the Kettering FIRST Robotics District Competition. Capac team honored with Chairman's Award.

Next generation of Engineering textbooks

By Website Administrator | Mar 9, 2011

Kettering's Dr. Bassem Ramadan and colleagues at Michigan State University are taking the concept of "text book" to a whole new level.

Pac-O-Mojo performs March 18

By Website Administrator | Mar 14, 2011

WKUF, the student radio station, will host free performances and on-line stream of new original songs by Pac-O-Mojo and Sweet Willie Tea at 9 p.m., Friday, March 18.

Re-figuring Diffy Q

By Website Administrator | Mar 14, 2011

Kettering's Dr. Leszek Gawarecki and MSU's Vidyadhar Mandrekar have written a systematic study of stochastic differential equations - the foundation of much applied engineering and physics.

Governing students

By Website Administrator | Mar 21, 2011

Huong Chim of Grand Rapids is finishing up her first term as A-Section Student Senate president.

Battle of the Bins continues

By Website Administrator | Mar 23, 2011

Kettering is part of the inter-collegiate "Battle of the Bins" with other Flint-area colleges as part of the upcoming Earth Day festivities. The on-campus recycling drive results are in.

A different kind of Toy Story

By Website Administrator | Mar 25, 2011

Kettering University co-op student Sam Ryan gets paid to break toys as a Plastic Material Engineer for Fisher-Price.

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