Category: Alumni

From Vision to Impact: IronWorkz Revitalizes Entrepreneurship in Gary

Pictured: Emmani Ellis and Faith Spencer

Meet Our Newest Instructors: Devin Matyus and Tim Scott

Pictured: Devin Matyus and Tim Scott

Softball, Sales, and the Boilermaker Alliance

Pictured: Emilee Cox

Public Speaking and Personal Storytelling

Pictured: Josh Ling

Strengthening Rural Communities: Neil's Vision for Economic Development. Neil Mylet is pictured.

Strengthening Rural Communities: Neil’s Vision for Economic Development

Neil Mylet is a passionate advocate for rural communities and is on a mission to improve economic opportunities in his hometown of Camden, Indiana. Neil is a 2008 graduate of Purdue. He majored in Agriculture Economics and received the Certificate...

The Empowering Journey with M1

For Steven Gall, Chicago is both his personal and professional home. With innovation hubs cropping up nationwide, he champions Chicago as a prime locale for startups and tech ventures to flourish in the Midwest. He commends the city's vibrant culture,...

Two ENTR Alums with a Vision to Connect Others Through The Purdue Alumni Network

In the ever-changing world of entrepreneurship, Purdue University alumni consistently demonstrate their exceptional ability to drive innovation and create successful ventures.  Recognizing the potential of Purdue entrepreneurship graduates, Ryan Kay and Andrew Stainko III, were inspired to create the Purdue...
Ethan Hirsh- Alumni with a visual of bourbon barrels

From Student to Spirits Innovator- The Entrepreneurial Journey of Purdue

In the realm of innovation and entrepreneurship, the tales of those who turn their passions into thriving businesses are always captivating. One such individual is Ethan Hirsh, a recent Purdue graduate with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and a...

Using the ENTR Certificate to Overcome Challenges in the Education Industry

Kilah Dickey applies her passion and expertise for secondary school education to solving problems that haven’t been addressed for years. After graduating from Purdue in 2011, with a major in Health and Fitness, Kilah ventured into the field of education by first getting a license to become an English teacher. It was then that she noticed that when students transition from one secondary school to another, they were not able to get their academic transcripts in a timely fashion, and as a result, wound up being credit deficient or ineligible for a lot of classes.