C4E Cluster Hire Seeking to Fill Three Positions in 2013-14

As part of Purdue’s new “Building Sustainable Communities” initiative and cluster hire, we are pleased to announce 3 new interdisciplinary faculty positions:

  • Assistant Professor, Norm Evolution, Human Cooperation, and Sustainable Communities (primary appointment in Philosophy)
  • Assistant Professor, Environmental Justice and Community Resilience (primary appointment in Political Science)
  • Associate or Assistant Professor, Integrated Systems Analysis and Sustainable Communities (primary appointment in College of Engineering)

All positions are expected to include partial appointments with another department participating in the cluster initiative. Full job announcements will be available shortly, including on the center’s Building Sustainable Communities web page.

What's New

  • Dr. Zhao Ma
    The Center is pleased to welcome Dr. Zhao Ma, the first hire within the sustainable communities cluster, who starts work at Purdue in August 2013.
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  • Logo - ACS: Chemistry for Life
    Purdue student and Global Sustainability Institute Student Representative Allison Turner celebrates winning a Morris K. Udall Scholarship with Leigh Raymond, Director of the C4E and Purdue's Udall Faculty Representative.
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  • Corn Stover
    Removing corn stover from agricultural fields to produce cellulosic ethanol requires careful management to avoid adding greenhouse gas emissions and soil erosion to the environment, say C4E researchers.
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From the Director

Leigh Raymond Welcome to Purdue’s Center for the Environment! The C4E, as we refer to it, is a major home of interdisciplinary, problem-driven research and teaching at Purdue focused on some of the world’s largest environmental problems. C4E faculty are currently working on problems ranging from eliminating hazardous electronic waste, to reducing nutrient runoff in farm systems, to understanding the fate and transport of new chemicals in our soil and water, to understanding and addressing threats to soundscapes—acoustic resources that are an important part of many ecosystems.
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