The 2012 Northwood University International Auto Show brought about 45,000 visitors to Midland to interact, view and become educated about the more than 500 product offerings presented by over 600 students of all majors.
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The auto show, which marked its 49th anniversary this year, allowed students to plan, organize, execute and work the show, an experience unique to Northwood. Throughout the weekend many alumni returned to campus either to display product offerings or visit the show.
According to Dr. Timothy Nash, vice president for strategic and corporate alliances and Fry endowed chair in free market economics, “The NUIAS impacts the Midland area with an estimated 2-3 million dollars annually. The students of Northwood University should be proud of their hard work, as the experience they take with them is something you could never learn in a classroom.”
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