Monthly Archive: August 2011

Kettering student James MacLaren recently talked to Matt Roush of CBS Detroit about his co-op. See the video here.

Kettering professors and students will soon have a new alternative fuel facility for research and testing. Flint’s Mass Transit Authority broke ground Tuesday on a first-of-its-kind hydrogen, propane and electric fueling station at Maple Road and South Dort Highway. Officials hope to power the fuel facility using a solar farm. Read more in the Flint …

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Kettering seniors, you have been invited to become a charter member of Kettering’s newly formed chapter of The Pledge of the Computing Professional. Membership is open to all seniors in computing-related disciplines.  Dr. Jim Huggins is the faculty advisor.  Read more.

Congratulations to Kettnetic Thunder for officially achieving team status at Kettering University. The Ultimate Frisbee Team now has a recognized merged roster of both sections and financial flexibility to help them with their future competitive seasons. Major thanks to Ken Kaminski and Zach Johnson for their dedication and presentations over the last two years. We look …

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Two representatives of the Alpha Gamma Chapter of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta at Kettering University were recently recognized with  national awards for the 2010-11 school year. Brenda Lemke received an honorable mention in the Crowder Cup for most outstanding faculty advisor, while Ed Kiell (2002) received distinguished service honors in the Coulter Cup recognizing service …

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Kettering student Elizabeth Santos was one of eight undergraduate students from across the country to be awarded a scholarship from Honda Motor Co. Inc. and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF). From a press release: Each winning student received a scholarship award and eligibility to participate in Honda’s summer immersion/internship program. Additionally, this year’s winners were …

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Eric Sligay ’03 will present Mathematics of Opportunity: Careers and Developments in Risk Analytics and Actuarial Science on Wednesday, Aug. 31, at 12:20 p.m. in Room 2-225 AB (Cribathon). Eric will focus on the ever-expanding role of actuaries and other mathematicians in today’s business environment, the bright outlook for the future and how to become …

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KSG Student Senate & Kettering PR are interested in how students get their news and information. We would like to better serve you by improving communication lines but we don’t know what is the best way to reach you! Please click on the link to answer this very short four-question survey. If you are interested …

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By popular demand, and with Kettering students, faculty, staff and alumni in mind, the University has official Crim Festival of Races attire for the first 150 participants this year. Thanks to Kettering Marketing, Recreational Services and Alumni Affairs, this bright gold shirt features 100 percent polyester wicking knit. Shirts are available beginning Monday, Aug. 22, for students, faculty, …

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Go to B.J.’s Lounge Wednesday, Aug. 24 for the annual blood drive hosted by Pi Kappa Alpha, from 12-6 p.m. Donating a pint of blood saves about three lives. We all expect blood to be there for us, but barely a fraction of those who can give do. Yet sooner or later, virtually all of …

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