Faculty and Staff News

HR introducing new career development resource; participants sought for pilot

Human Resources, in partnership with APSAC and CSSAC, has designed a new career development tool for Purdue supervisors and staff. The tool is called DevelopMe and is designed to help supervisors and staff create personalized career strategies. Supervisors and staff members interested in piloting DevelopMe are invited to learn more about the tool and register to participate. The tool will launch officially in May.

Other Stories

• CIE accepting Service-Learning Faculty Grant Program applications

• Request for Estimate Form required to reserve bus services through Express Air Coach

• Tax receipts for 2015 donations via payroll deduction coming by mail, available online

In the Spotlight

Did You Know?: WWII training units

During the years of World War II, men and women came to Purdue for specialized training courses to assist them in many areas of the armed forces. The training programs were created and designed by the United States Army and United States Navy and placed in multiple universities around the country for the duration of the war.

In the photo: Members of the Navy College Training Program, also known as V-12, drilling on the Intramural Field.

Additional News

General

• Purdue economist: Avian influenza in southern Indiana not affecting grocery prices

Research

• Silicon-based metamaterials could bring photonic circuits

Sports

• Purdue to mark anniversary of '90s men's basketball Big Ten championship teams

Purdue in the News

Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.

• Dayton (Ohio) Daily News, Laredo (Texas) Morning Times, Bristol (Va.) Herald Courier: Purdue archaeologist returning to Sudan for tomb excavations

• WBAA: Monthly conversation with Mitch Daniels: The State Street and IPFW deals

Events

	Don't Miss It! Lectures and Guest Speakers This week's events Events for the next four weeks Ongoing series and opportunities Deadlines for faculty and staff

• Krannert panel to explore gender equality policies

• Symposium 2016 to explore reliability of Bible manuscripts and relevance of the Bible

• Composer Philip Glass to bring 'The Complete Piano Etudes' to Purdue

• Director Tommy Ford to attend BCC film screening of 'Switching Lanes'

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