Bio
Nancy A. Bulger, Assistant Provost, is responsible for strategic planning and assessment of academic areas at Purdue, as well as overseeing special initiatives for the Provost.
Dr. Bulger received her B.A. from Clarion State University and her M.S. and Ph.D. in Education from Purdue University. She has been at Purdue since 1971 and served as administrative director for a number of federally grant-funded centers, including the NASA University Research, Education and Technology Institute for Nanoelectronics and Computing; NSF Engineering Research Center for Collaborative Manufacturing; and the 21 st Century Center for Nanoscale Electronic/Biological Devices. As the administrative director of these and other centers, Dr. Bulger managed cross-disciplinary programs in research, education, and technology-transfer involving over 60 companies, 85 professors, 1,200 students, and research grants totaling over $75 million.
Dr. Bulger has been the recipient of numerous academic honors, including Mortar Board Leadership for Women, Who's Who in American Women, Alpha Mu Gamma Honorary, Kappa Delta Pi Honorary, Phi Kappa Phi Honorary, National Science Foundation Fellowship, NDEA Fellowship, and the David Ross Fellowship. In 2007, she received the Helen B. Schleman Gold Medallion Award for efforts on behalf of women students.
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