School of Management
Not Your Average Business Degree
Embrace and experience tomorrow's version of business today while earning and learning!
As the world turns and mankind enters a data-driven economy shaped by disruptive, emerging technologies, a re-imagination of business education becomes an inevitability to prepare the leadership and management of today’s transforming businesses.
Our newly launched B.S. in Management (BSM) degree program reflects this call of time that enables you to integrate management acumen with technical brilliance. Similarly, our graduate programs, whether an M.B.A. or Tech M.B.A. or M.S. in Engineering Management or M.S. in Operations Management or M.S. in Supply Chain Management, develop leaders with specialization in technical disciplines.
Unlike the typical undergraduate business programs of the bygone era, our BSM degree offers distinctive, industry-specific concentrations in Innovations & Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain & Logistics Management, Business Analytics, Sustainable Solutions for Enterprise, and Technology. This century-old, unique, and seamless learning environment that entails alternating between a paid full-time co-op and project-based, action-learning opportunities in the classroom prepares you to be industry ready to innovate, connect, lead and make an impact on your world starting Day 1.
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Our Students

Lexie Bahm
Class of 2024, BSM
Lear Corporation, Southfield MI
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Kyle Redies
Class of 2022, BME/BEE with Minor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Brose North America, Auburn Hills, MI
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Alicia Brown
Class of 2021, BIE with Minor in Business/Statistics
Disneyland, Anaheim, CA
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Andrew Hayward
Class of 2021, BSBA
Stage 2 Innovations, Farmington Hills, MI
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Average Co-op earnings over 4.5 years
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Honor Societies and Clubs

Delta Mu Delta Nu Chi
The initiation for the School of Management's Delta Mu Delta Chapter, Nu Chi honor society occurred on February 20, 2020 with the honorary inductions of Professor John Grether and Larry Navarre, along with two student inductions (Brennen Gleason and Mack Transit) for management majors who are in the top 20% of their graduating class and have obtained a cumulative GPA of 3.7 or higher. Nu Chi is the Kettering University chapter of Delta Mu Delta, an international honor society that recognizes academic excellence among ACBSP accredited schools.

DECA
DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. Members have the opportunity to compete and travel at a state and international level to enhance and challenge their skills.

KU Investment Club
Begun in the summer of 2019, this student club is already well established. They meet regularly to discuss and collaborate on investment portfolios. Professor Kenneth Williams serves as a faculty advisor to the club.
Advisory Boards Connect Students With Business Industry Leaders
Kettering University has named 10 business and organizational leaders, including six alumni, as part of its first ever School of Management’s Industry Advisory Board (IAB), which will complement and coordinate with the elite group of faculty-nominated student leaders who are part of the Dean’s Student Advisory Board (DSAB).
In addition to providing strategic advice and vital connections for the University community and the DSAB, the IAB will help shape forward-focused curriculum and new program development. The board will serve as a critical resource for the School of Management, including advocacy for the school; input on industry recruitment trends; feedback on academic programs; sources of student co-op and internships, mentors, and jobs; and event speakers.
The Dean
Are you interested in embarking on an intellectually stimulating journey of discovery to prepare yourself for leading and managing organizations of the contemporary Fourth Industrial Revolution era through attaining managerial tech competencies within a thriving innovation and entrepreneurship amplifying ecosystem? Do you want to start work right away? Do you seek a well-paying job? Does leadership come naturally to you? Do you find yourself constantly seeking out opportunities to learn and grow? If so, you have reached the right information page that will shape your future.
It is my distinct privilege to welcome you to the Kettering University School of Management! I feel a profound sense of responsibility to partner with you as you prepare to strive toward developing relevant human capital through college education that will equip you to launch a successful career in leadership and management. We are at an inflection point of history where continuing disruptive innovations and emerging new economic order will bring propitious opportunities to seize upon. We want to ensure that you are well prepared to address the societal and economic challenges that lie ahead in a global, data-driven, digital environment.
The School of Management at Kettering University is at the forefront of transforming management education through disciplinary integration that confluences business and STEM fields. Our century-old proven leadership development model that combines transformative experiential learning opportunity through the required co-op education with rigorous seamless on- campus academic learning prepares you to lead and manage dynamic and modern organizations.
We continue to intentionally redesign and revamp our undergraduate and graduate curricula based on the requirements of the contemporary tech-driven economy shaped by creative destruction and disruptive innovations. We strive to preserve our legacy of making time-relevant impressions in leading the re-imagination of management education with a projection of practice into the curriculum.
Sincerely,
Dr. Haseeb J. Ahmed

Meet Our Faculty
Our faculty offer expertise in management, development, microenterprise, entrepreneurship, innovation, lean product development, process development and new product development.
Susan Cathcart
John Grether
Professor of Practice Contact jgrether@kettering.edu
Omar Malik
Associate Professor Contact omalik@kettering.edu
Yousif Mustafa
Larry Navarre
Lecturer Contact lnavarre@kettering.edu
Naveen Tiruvengadam
Assistant Professor of Mgmt Contact ntiruvengadam@kettering.edu
Christine Wallace
Vice President Kettering Global, Clinical Faculty School of Management Contact cwallace@kettering.edu
Darin White
Kenneth Williams
Assistant Professor Contact kwilliams@kettering.edu
Danielle Babb
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact dbabb@kettering.edu
Anjali Barnick
Faculty Mentor and KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact abarnick@kettering.edu
Eugene Bell
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact ebell@kettering.edu
Mark Brown
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact mbrown@kettering.edu
Richard Bushart
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact rbushart@kettering.edu
Kathy Chao
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact kchao@kettering.edu
Robert Cote
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact rcote@kettering.edu
Deloris Easley
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact deasley@kettering.edu
Michael Eblenkamp
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact meblenkamp@kettering.edu
Joy Gianakura
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact jgianakura@kettering.edu
Juan Gomez Valencia
Contributing Instructor Contact jgomezvalencia@kettering.edu
Leonard Grinstead
Contributing Instructor Contact lgrinstead@kettering.edu
Sandra Hindo
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact shindo@kettering.edu
Farah Imani
Contributing Instructor Contact fimani@kettering.edu
Alice Jarvis
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact ajarvis@kettering.edu
Jose Luis Jauregui Tinajero
Contributing Instructor Contact jjaureguitinajero@kettering.edu
Dan Johnson
Contributing Instructor Contact djohnson1@kettering.edu
Beth-ann Kauppila
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact bkauppila@kettering.edu
Sid Martin
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact smartin@kettering.edu
Peter McAliney
Contributing Instructor Contact pmcaliney@kettering.edu
Patricia McClintock
Faculty Mentor and Contributing Faculty Contact pmcclintock@kettering.edu
Patrick McNeil
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact pmcneil@kettering.edu
Prakash Menon
Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact pmenon@kettering.edu
Tammie Merkel
Contributing Instructor Contact tmerkel@kettering.edu
Mitchell Miller
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact mmiller@kettering.edu
Bob Nakata
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact bnakata@kettering.edu
Alain Noghiu
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact anoghiu@kettering.edu
Claire Norwood
Contributing Instructor Contact cnorwood@kettering.edu
Kenneth Oster
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact koster@kettering.edu
David Patrishkoff
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact dpatrishkoff@kettering.edu
Stephen Paulone
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact spaulone@kettering.edu
Chuck Roe
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact croe@kettering.edu
Rafael Rojas
KUO Contributing Instructor – Kettering Global Contact rrojas@kettering.edu
Domingo Salgado
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact dsalgado@kettering.edu
Gokhan Sarpkaya
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact gsarpkaya@kettering.edu
Randy Slikkers
Contributing Instructor Contact rslikkers@kettering.edu
Arthur Maria do Valle
Contributing Instructor Contact avalle@kettering.edu
Joseph Weagraff
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact jweagraff@kettering.edu