FLINT, Mich., June 11, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Three Kettering University videos spotlighting its environmental efforts, support of Flint children impacted by the water crisis and success of its Kettering University Online graduates recently received bronze awards by an industry body of global video, production and television experts.
In its 41st year, the Telly Awards spotlight outstanding achievement by animators, directors, producers and other talent video and television production across a variety of mediums. More than 200 industry experts and past winners judged more 12,000 entries from all 50 states and five continents were submitted this year for excellence in local, regional and cable television commercials as well as non-broadcast video. Sony Music, HBO Latin America, ESPN Films, BBC, iHeart Media, Warner Bros. and Disney were just a few of the other top winners across multiple categories.
"At Kettering, we take pride in the content we produce," said Dr. Christine M. Wallace, Vice President for Kettering Global. "But these videos are much more than just content. These videos tell the story about our commitment not only to our students but also to the community where we are located. The stories are true, and our impact is real. We are very proud of the contributions made by our University and students."
The three bronze award-winning videos produced within the past year by Kettering University's Creative Media Studios and Kettering Global partner Keypath Education are:
Kettering University and Educare Flint – Serving the Flint Community (General – Non-Broadcast) – Documentation of how Kettering University partnered with Educare Flint (Michigan) to provide children with a variety of developmental toys designed by the Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering graduates to meet the needs of those impacted by the Flint water crisis.
Solar Panels (General – Non-Broadcast) – A behind-the-scenes look at how Kettering University merged art and science to install three environmentally-friendly solar trees on its campus.
Kettering University Online 2019 Graduation Video (General – Branded Content) – Insight into how Kettering University Online is playing a pivotal role in shaping the careers of students through innovation, expertise and leadership.
About Kettering University Online
Kettering University Online is dedicated to support business and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) professionals achieve the extraordinary through technological innovation, leadership and service. Its programs link transformative experiential learning opportunities to rigorous academic programs in MS Engineering-ECE-Advanced Mobility Focus, Engineering Management, Lean Manufacturing, Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, and MBA, as well as its new MS Data Science program. Kettering University Online also has consistently earned top-seated national recognition year-over-year for its degree programs by U.S. News & World Report. For more information, go to online.kettering.edu.
About Kettering University
Kettering University, formerly known as GMI, is a Flint, Michigan-based private, nonprofit university recognized as one of the nation's premier science, technology, engineering and business leaders in higher education. Dedicated to offering a curriculum that uniquely integrates classroom learning with experiential co-operative opportunities, Kettering consistently ranks in U.S. News & World Report's listing for elite specialty schools. The University has more than 27,000 square feet of lab and research space used by faculty, students and industry collaborators, and boasts the only ABET-accredited applied physics program in the world. It also houses the first and only FIRST Robotics Community Center on a college campus in the United States. According to a 2019 analysis of federal data ranking 4,500 schools nationwide, Kettering University degree holders have the highest lifetime return on investment (ROI) in the state of Michigan. The University celebrated its centennial year in 2019. For more information, go to kettering.edu.
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