Flint, Mich.--Kettering University will host the Teacher Enrichment in Computer Science (TECS, http://tecs.acm.org/) program Saturday, Oct. 10, from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. on campus. This important workshop program is geared toward high school computer science teachers who wish to hone their instructional skills in the teaching of computer science. In addition, these workshops are modeled after the successful Java Engagement for Teacher Training (JETT) that took place from 2003-2008 at institutions of higher education like Kettering University. The TECS program provides quality pedagogically-oriented programs and resources in computer science for teachers. …
On August 17, The Technician sat down with Frank Hribar to ask him some questions on the current condition of Kettering’s Co-operative system. Technician: Do you feel that your department is adequately staffed? Frank Hribar: Yes I do. Though we continually look at ways that we might shift responsibility within the organization to be efficient and effective.…
Many engineers have little to do with art, since it seems that art has little to do with them. . . …
Here in Flint, Michigan, at the Flint Public Library is a beautiful assortment of artwork by artists from around the world. These pieces are a part of the Mott-Warsh collection of African American art, also based in Flint, and they show a beautiful variety of themes ranging from the historical to the spiritual, even as they are anchored in African American experiences and culture.…