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May 23, 2016 |
Faculty and Staff News
Purdue engineer receives top award from President Obama
Nancy Ho, founder and president of Green Tech America Inc. and a research professor emerita in the School of Chemical Engineering, received the National Medal of Technology and Innovation from President Barack Obama during a White House ceremony Thursday (May 19).
Other Stories
• Human Resources provides overview of proposed FLSA changes
• Spring Fling coming up on Wednesday
• Mail delivery, pickup changes for Spring Fling
• Accomplished Clerical Excellence program recognizes graduates
• Professor embraces technology, discards good, but 'boring,' lectures
• This week's 'Thumbs Up' recipients
In the Spotlight
New center to nourish Purdue's exercise and nutrition research programs
Some of the nation's leading researchers in clinical nutrition, exercise, appetite and obesity will be able to enhance their research programs, thanks to a new center at Purdue. The Nutrition and Exercise Clinical Research Center also will provide undergraduate and graduate students various learning opportunities alongside these top researchers as they evaluate diet and exercise interventions.
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Additional News
General
• Purdue summer enrollment largest on record
• Purdue Foundry, M25 Group to partner on startup investment, mentor opportunities
• Purdue to host fifth Borlaug institute on global food security
• Create a short video for the Indiana Bicentennial
• Elementary students launch business in school classroom
• Prof shines light on maintaining summer sleep schedules for kids
Sports
• Purdue track and field qualifies 35 entries for NCAA East Preliminary Rounds
Events
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• Science on Tap to feature talk on the unexpected properties of ordinary materials
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