Author: Jeanette L Greener

Women in High Performing Computing is a group of undergraduate, graduate, staff, and faculty women at Purdue who are interested in high-performance computing. The group is part of an ITaP initiative to expose women to opportunities in technology. WHPC will host...

The conference topics align with Discovery Park's emphasis on transdisciplinary problem-solving around its strategic themes of global health, security and sustainability. October 6, 1-5:30 p.m., Burton D. Morgan Center for Entrepreneurship Voss Talks topics include: agriculture, healthcare, mobility, defense, and computing. Register...

The Krannert Leadership Speakers Series celebrates outstanding Krannert alumni and honors the Boiler Business Exchange Hall of Fame inductees. This year, guest speakers include Beth Brooke-Marciniak, Linda Clement-Holmes, and Carolyn Woo. September 28, 6:30 p.m., Indiana Roof Ballroom Purdue faculty, staff and students...

The Orr Fellowship is open to students of all majors graduating in December 2017 or May 2018.

The Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge is a worldwide search for early stage technology solutions that can enable economic development while being a benefit to society and the environment. This competition is open to students or recent alumni from any college or university....

Beth Stanley moved several times during her childhood, being in a military family that was the norm. She always thought of Purdue as home though. The mass communication major (BS ’16) dreamed of working in television and wanted to add...

James Gerber, mechanical engineering and Nishant Jain, electrical engineering technology, are both Burton D. Morgan fellows pursuing the Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. During their fellowship experiences they’ve taken a similar professional development path. The Burton D. Morgan fellows are...