Monthly Archive: June 2012

Jun 29

Expanding Flint business will tap into college student resources

Kettering students will be tapped, along with those from UM-Flint and MSU, to assist Landaal Packaging of Burton at its new Innovation Center in downtown Flint. The local company will relocate its design and marketing team to the Rowe Building in September. Read more about Landaal’s expansion in the Flint Journal.

Jun 28

New parking procedures

New campus parking procedures will be in effect beginning July 9. Details are available here.

Jun 27

Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series: Supply Chain Management and You

Prof. Larry Navarre

Prof. Larry Navarre (Business) presented “Supply Chain Management: The Beer Game” during the Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series in June. Watch the video here.

Jun 26

Entrepreneurs looking for food sustainability solutions

A small-scale example of aquaponics.

Finding new ways to produce healthy, sustainable food sources for a growing population is a necessity. Austin Lawrence, a current Kettering University student, and Brian Falther, a 2010 Kettering University graduate, are motivated to offer a solution to food sustainability. Falther, who is living in Grand Rapids (originally from Stow, Ohio), and Lawrence, a Mattawan …

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Jun 25

Kettering’s involvement in Bio-Defense project gets national coverage

Four Kettering University students are working with Emergent BioSolutions, which is partnering with the federal government to launch one of three national biodefense centers to help the country create vaccines in the event of a pandemic along with shaping strategies for responding to bioterrorism. Kettering’s involvement in the project has been covered by the Washington …

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Jun 22

Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series: Biogas Generation and Separation

Dr. Steve Nartker and Dr. Jennifer Aurandt

Dr. Steve Nartker and Dr. Jennifer Aurandt were recently featured during the Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series. They spoke on Biogas Generation and Separation. Watch the video here.

Jun 21

Kettering students help Forgotten Harvest food rescue operation grow

Laura Berman recently wrote about Forgotten Harvest, a food rescue operation in the Detroit area that recently became the nation’s largest. The story mentions how four Kettering interns have helped the organization grow: A charity that, in 2001, when Goodell arrived, relied on an octogenarian volunteer statistician to track handwritten receipts, had a long way …

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Jun 20

Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series: Bioengineering and You

Dr. Pat Atkinson

Dr. Patrick Atkinson presented “Bioengineering and You” during the Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series in May. Watch the video here.

Jun 19

Kettering’s TechWorks helps Flint residents launch interesting website

Blake Thorne of the Flint Journal recently profiled two Flint residents, Philip and Saso Pirkovic, and their website MySecretLife.com. The site, which is described as “real time website that contains secrets submitted by everyday people from all over the world,” quickly grew, and when they needed help expanding, they turned to TechWorks: The popularity was …

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Jun 18

Kettering students among those who helped plant trees at new urban orchard in Flint

Roberto Acosta of the Flint Journal reported on the efforts of local residents to plant trees to start a fruit orchard in Mt. Morris Township, just outside of Flint: More than 130 residents, including students from Mott Community College, Kettering University, UPS, local and state officials, as well as Mt. Morris Township firefighters and police …

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