News for faculty and staffSeptember 10, 2007FEATURED NEWS FOR EMPLOYEES Engineering ranked among best for Hispanic studentsPurdue's College of Engineering placed among the best institutions in the nation for Latino graduate students studying engineering, according to the September issue of Hispanic Business magazine. More Purdue tells 111 of possible computer security incidentPurdue is informing 111 people who were students in the fall of 2004 that information about them was inadvertently on the Internet. More Purdue police warn students, staff about deceptive phone callsPurdue police on Friday (Sept. 7) issued a warning to students and staff about a number of suspicious calls from solicitors. MoreTDA meetings offered Sept. 19-20A representative from Fidelity Investments will be on campus to meet one-on-one with interested Purdue faculty and staff on Sept. 19 and 20. More PEOPLE Appointments and promotions— Mary Patchen will join the corporate relations team as the regional director of development for Indiana, effective today (Sept.10.) CALENDAR AND EVENTS See Coach Tiller Show tonight at Pappy'sThe Coach Tiller Radio Show takes place each Monday evening live from "Pappy's" in Purdue Memorial Union. More This week's John Purdue Room lunch specialThis week, the featured specials in the John Purdue Room will be Cream of Tomato Soup and Chicken Fricassee. Study Abroad deadline approachesPurdue faculty and staff should encourage students wishing to go abroad for the spring semester to begin the application process immediately. Applications are due Sept. 15. MoreDeadline is Wednesday to register for Latino Scholars ForumThe Latino Scholars Forum, scheduled for Sept. 19, has extended its registration deadline to Sept. 12. MoreSign up for teaching workshopsSpace is still available in most of the Fall 2007College Teaching Workshop sessions. More Health and Kinesiology Fall 2007 Department Colloquia SeriesWednesday, Sept. 12. 3:30 p.m. Room 108, Lambert. Speaker: Jessica Witte, assistant professor of psychological sciences. "Seeing into the Future: Action-Modulated Perception." See flier here.GENERAL NEWS Professor recruiting volunteers 'Ready to Read' to childrenA Purdue child development professor is seeking volunteers to read to preschool-aged children for a research project that promotes literacy. MoreFairy tale author to kick off Literary Reading SeriesThe 2007-08 Purdue Literary Reading Series will begin its season with a fiction reading by author Kate Bernheimer at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 18. MoreScholars to gather at Purdue to discuss Chinese language, cultureEducation and business leaders will present research and ideas on how businesses can be successful in China at the second Business Chinese Language and Culture Conference Sept. 21-22 at Purdue . More How to submit items to Purdue Today Problems? Contact Mike Willis, Purdue News Service, (765) 494-0371, jwillis1@purdue.edu Purdue Today: (765) 494-2036; purduetoday@purdue.edu |
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