Alumni

Physical therapy for co-op

By Website Administrator | Sep 9, 2009

Sam Perlmutter '06, Mechanical Engineering graduate of Kettering University and current Ph.D. fellow in the Department of Physical Therapy and Human Movement Sciences at Northwestern University, created a one-of-a-kind professional cooperative education program that students would pay him to join.

Tribute to alumnus Richard Sanders '74

By Website Administrator | Sep 10, 2009

Alumnus Richard Sanders '74, national forensic pioneer and UC Denver professor, won't be with his classmates at Reunion Weekend this year, but he left his mark on the field of audio/video forensics.

Grateful honors

By Website Administrator | Sep 11, 2009

Kettering University said a special thank you of appreciation to Richard Light '57, Stephen McEwen '54, Sun Microsystems and UPS at the Third Annual President's Appreciation Dinner Sept. 10.

Bulldog roundup

By Website Administrator | Sep 15, 2009

Bulldog Alumni Reunion Weekend at Kettering University was almost more fun than ought to be allowed. Hundreds of alumni returned to campus to remember their youth and share their life stories with old friends.

Medical Physics comes to Kettering

By Website Administrator | Oct 5, 2009

Kettering University alumnus Victor Hosfeld '05 will be walking the halls again this term, but this time he'll be giving the lessons in the first Medical Physics course offered on campus.

Financial Summit

By Website Administrator | Oct 7, 2009

Kettering University will host a Financial Summit Oct. 10 that features alumnus Harry Lange of Fidelity's Magellan Fund.

Co-op: the perfect stimulus plan

By Website Administrator | Nov 17, 2009

In today's economy, Kettering University's cooperative education program can offer economic advantages as a personalized stimulus plan for almost any company.

The longest mission

By Website Administrator | Nov 17, 2009

Bruce L. Lowe '48 interrupted his education to serve in the Air Force during World War II and wound up a prisoner of war on his first mission. This is the story of his experience.

'37 grad leaves big legacy

By Website Administrator | Dec 21, 2009

A $1.2 million estate gift from the Earl and Lanice Riopelle Fund will boost Graduate and Continuing Education at Kettering University.

Awarding technology talent

By Website Administrator | Jan 21, 2011

Kettering is seeking more alumni ambassadors to identify tomorrow's technology talent in local high schools and recognize them for their potential.