Research led by Candice Bedford, a research scientist in Purdue’s Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, has revealed groundwater, lake water and hydrothermal activity preserved in rocks along Mars’ Jezero Crater.
“Case Studies in Ethics and Human Resource Development: Addressing Ethical Dilemmas in Diverse Contexts” provides a comprehensive guide for resolving complex ethical challenges across corporate, academic, research and publishing environments. Co-edited by Darlene Russ-Eft, clinical associate professor of practice of technology leadership and innovation, this volume bridges academic theory and organizational practice by pairing real-world case vignettes with discussion prompts, reading lists and instructor teaching resources.
Katie May is committed to cultivating community — a passion she gets to live out every day as an advisor to Purdue’s chapter of the Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Eta Sigma honor society. With more than 1,100 registered student organizations and clubs in West Lafayette and Indianapolis, Purdue has no shortage of opportunities for employees to begin their own advising journeys like May’s.
Purdue IT highlights practical ways to improve online security, from protecting accounts and strengthening passwords to recognizing phishing attempts. Explore upcoming events and resources that can help protect Purdue throughout the year.
Purdue celebrated the grand opening of the Hub for Innovation, Ventures, and Entrepreneurship (Purdue HIVE) on Sept. 25. Established through the AGE Fisher Family Foundation, the HIVE supports student-led startups focused on tech- or engineering-driven solutions.
