Purdue trustees announce ‘Purdue Computes’ initiative, add Online Learning 2.0 to Next Moves among actions
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. —
As student interests in computing-related majors and societal impact of AI and chips continue to rise rapidly, Purdue University and the Board of Trustees announced Friday (April 14) a major initiative, Purdue Computes, consisting of three dimensions.
Trustees also endorsed the vision statement for Purdue’s Online Learning 2.0, which will identify the university’s portfolio of best-in-class online offerings and clarify the role of Purdue Global within the Purdue system.
Among other actions, the board confirmed its support for development of a student housing project, endorsed the 2023-24 faculty and staff salary policy, ratified faculty and staff positions and promotions, and approved facilities projects and resolutions of appreciation.
- Purdue announces 3-pronged ‘Purdue Computes’ initiative: Propel Computer Science to the nation’s top 10, launch the Institute of Physical AI and expand semiconductor facilities
- Trustees endorse vision statement for Purdue’s Online Learning 2.0
- Trustees approve 1,000 beds for student housing via resolution with Purdue Research Foundation
- Trustees endorse 2023-24 Purdue faculty and staff salary policy
- Purdue trustees ratify faculty and staff positions, promotions; approve resolutions of appreciation
- Trustees approve new electronic research administration system; Doctor of Psychology and University College at Purdue Northwest; chilled water capacity enhancement projects
- Faculty promotions at Purdue approved by board
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