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January, 2004

$1.8 million jumpstarts fuel cell research

Published: Jan 29, 2004
$1.8 million to fund fuel cell research

Grad Center opens in Port Huron

Published: Jan 28, 2004
More than 50 business and education leaders participated when ceremonies unveiled the new Port Huron Graduate Center Wednesday, Jan. 21. The Graduate Center is an alliance between Kettering and St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and will now provide graduate and continuing education opportunities in engineering and business for the Port Huron and Thumb Area.

$1.8 million jumpstarts fuel cell research

Published: Jan 28, 2004
$1.8 million to fund fuel cell research

Grad Center opens in Port Huron

Published: Jan 23, 2004
More than 50 business and education leaders participated when ceremonies unveiled the new Port Huron Graduate Center Wednesday, Jan. 21. The Graduate Center is an alliance between Kettering and St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and will now provide graduate and continuing education opportunities in engineering and business for the Port Huron and Thumb Area.

TRW supports crash lab

Published: Jan 21, 2004
A chance meeting resulted in a $12,500 donation to Kettering University to support development of a Crash Test Safety lab on campus.

Mervyn's $800 gift

Published: Jan 14, 2004
Kettering's efforts to show high school girls the variety of careers in engineering and the sciences have received an assist from Mervyn's department store at the Genesee Valley Mall in Flint. Edith Withey, Kettering's associate dean of Student Affairs, accepted an $800 check to benefit Kettering's 21st Century Woman program during a ceremony at the mall Jan. 13.

Symbiotic relationship is beneficial to both

Published: Jan 12, 2004
Large corporations regularly invest in their own future. Takata, supplier of a broad range of passenger and driver safety systems and devices, recently increased its investment in Kettering University's and its own future with multiple donations to the school, including financial support and equipment.

Revisiting the engineering elite

Published: Jan 05, 2004
The Nobel Prize, Pulitzer Prize, the President's National Medal of Science. For most Americans, these prestigious awards do not require explanation. But there is one award most people are unaware of, and it's an honor engineers throughout the country often dream of winning: The John Fritz Medal.

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