October 4, 2017

Faculty and Staff News

7 ways to bring innovation to the classroom in October

ITaP's Teaching and Learning Technologies group has a series of events throughout October designed to help faculty use technology in the classroom.

In the Spotlight

Purdue Profiles: Natalie Connors

As an undergraduate student, Natalie Connors foresaw a career in anthropology, so she completed a degree in cultural anthropology from Ball State University in 1997. Life had other plans. She landed her first professional job after graduation at a company called DataBank, IMX and began to discover her interest in the business world.

After spending nearly 10 years working in human resource management, Connors now works as the director of the Career Center at Purdue University Northwest.

Additional News

General

• Students come up with novel business solutions for Cisco as part of 'data dive' competition

• Purdue professor wins Department of Defense computing award

• Producer optimism about the future wanes in September report

People

• Ackerman Center director and professor of social studies education appointed to faculty athletic representative position

Purdue in the News

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

• WISH, WTHR: Purdue gets $4M in grants for bilingual, English education

• WLFI: Student group says depression is a global problem

• Indianapolis Star: Doyel: Amidst NCAA basketball scandal, college presidents trying to save the game – but is it beyond saving?

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

• Purdue to celebrate 30th anniversary of the C-SPAN Archives

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