Northwood University students didn't let bad weather rain on their parade. At this year's Northwood University International Auto Show, more than 600 student volunteers interacted with more than 45,000 attendees, showing off 450 of the latest and greatest vehicles. On the show's first day, scattered showers damped festivities, but cool fall weather made for an enjoyable weekend. "From an academic point of view, this year's Auto Show would be considered a smashing success," said Joseph Lescota, chair of the automotive marketing and management program at Northwood. "Our students excelled in the areas of guest services and product knowledge. I could not have been prouder of this year's student representation at the show."
Monday, October 10, 2011
Despite rainy start, Northwood University auto show a success
via MLive.com
Northwood University students didn't let bad weather rain on their parade. At this year's Northwood University International Auto Show, more than 600 student volunteers interacted with more than 45,000 attendees, showing off 450 of the latest and greatest vehicles. On the show's first day, scattered showers damped festivities, but cool fall weather made for an enjoyable weekend. "From an academic point of view, this year's Auto Show would be considered a smashing success," said Joseph Lescota, chair of the automotive marketing and management program at Northwood. "Our students excelled in the areas of guest services and product knowledge. I could not have been prouder of this year's student representation at the show."
Northwood University students didn't let bad weather rain on their parade. At this year's Northwood University International Auto Show, more than 600 student volunteers interacted with more than 45,000 attendees, showing off 450 of the latest and greatest vehicles. On the show's first day, scattered showers damped festivities, but cool fall weather made for an enjoyable weekend. "From an academic point of view, this year's Auto Show would be considered a smashing success," said Joseph Lescota, chair of the automotive marketing and management program at Northwood. "Our students excelled in the areas of guest services and product knowledge. I could not have been prouder of this year's student representation at the show."
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