Past SAC Events - Fall 2008

"The Path From Engineering to Homeland Security" - November 7, 2008

Over 80 students, faculty and staff, were on hand for Dennis Schrader's '76 (a Sigma Chi) presentation on "The Path From Engineering to Homeland Security" on November 7. Dennis talked about the many opportunities in homeland security and how the US is more prepared for a crisis since 911. View Dennis Schrader's presentation.

Group Photo
Dennis speaking to students in the Crib-a-thon. 

Explore the Advantages of a UDM Law Education - November 10, 2008

On Monday November 10th, SAC hosted the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law on campus.

Leadership Event - October 30, 2008

SAC teamed up for a leadership event October 30, starting with dinner at Bar Louie's. Dinner was followed by the haunting experience of St. Lucifer's Haunted House, which started in a elevator much like those at Kettering. It bounced up and down several times before letting us out. The good news is that every made it through and the event successful as 10 people actually joined together as 1 (literally) in order to find our way out of the two-story maze. The bad news is we are not very brave in the dark!

Group PhotoDeb Schnettler '00, Bjorn Oxos, Courtney Oskoian and Jeff Haladik - we actually glowed in the dark.

"Global Sullivan Principles" Deborah L. Nemesi, Vice President of IBM General Business and Board of Trustees Member of Kettering University - October 28, 2008

Deborah L. Nemesi, Vice President of IBM General Business and Board of Trustees Member of Kettering University, talked with student leaders on campus October 28. The subject was the "Global Sullivan Principles." Nemesi talked about the eight principles and how IBM's corporate culture fits in. This was the first session out of two planned. Students attending both sessions will receive a Certicate of Completion for the course.

Group Photo
Back row: Chris Pueppke, Ravi Sharma, Jeff Haladik (president of SAC) Matt Schneider and Nick Latiano
Front row: Deborah Nemesi, Debra Schnettler '00 (Advisor of SAC), Mike DeCello, Bjorn Oxos, and Rachel Woodbridge

Christine Rhein '83 - "Wild Flight" - October 24, 2008

Christine Rhein '83, Author of "Wild Flight" and recipient of the Walt McDonald First Book Winner, had lunch with SAC members and staff on October 24. Christine shared with the group how her first book of poetry came about and what her inspirations were. She also read poetry in the Sunset Room and signed copies of her book. 

Debra Schnettler '00 Advisor SAC, Ravi Sharma, Christine Rhein '83, Marissa Mitchell and Rachel WoodbridgeAngie Liberty, our First Lady, Christine Rhein '83 and Sue Weiss, Director of Annual Giving

October 2008

Over 55 students attended a presentation by Bridget Fletcher, Student Coordinator, and Kelly, a current student from Duke University. The seminar "Creating a Business Savvy Engineer" informed studentds on the many benefits of Duke's master programs.

Group Shot

Debra Schnettler '00, director of Alumni Events at Kettering University, presents a check, in the amount of $175, to Kim Yecke, executive director of the Flint Children's Museum. The money was raised selling t-shirts, sweatshirts, and bulldog statues in conjunction with Reunion Weekend Bulldog Days, which were held September 5-7, 2008.

Debra Schnettler '00, director of Alumni Events at Kettering University, presents a check, in the amount of $175, to Kim Yecke, executive director of the Flint Children's Museum. The money was raised selling t-shirts, sweatshirts, and bulldog statues in conjunction with Reunion Weekend Bulldog Days, which were held September 5-7, 2008.

Detroit Institute of Arts - October 10, 2008

Jeff Haladik, "The Thinker" and Chris Pueppe just hanging out in front of the Detroit Institute of Arts on October 10. The event was sponsored by the SE Michigan Chapter.

Jeff Haladik,