News for faculty and staffSeptember 20, 2007FEATURED NEWS FOR EMPLOYEES Web site invites feedback on compensation and benefitsThe Faculty Compensation and Benefits committee, in partnership with CSSAC, APSAC, PURA and Human Resource Services, is charged with evaluating both direct and indirect compensation and benefits for Purdue faculty and staff. A Web site for feedback is available at https://www.purdue.edu/hr/Benefits/benefitsFeedback.htm. Any faculty or staff member can submit comments and read what others have submitted. Meeting minutes and committee membership can also be accessed at the site. All-campus meeting to address master planning processWednesday, Sept. 26. 7 p.m. Room 224, Class of 1950 Lecture Hall. Purdue's master planning consultants will provide an update on the status of the master planning process on the West Lafayette campus. The meeting is open to all in the campus community. More OnePurdue making post-implementation plans for HR/financeNow that the OnePurdue financial and human resources/payroll applications have been in use for a few months, what's next? Who will manage the SAP software that drives these systems? What will happen to the OnePurdue team? How and when will improvements and upgrades be installed? Who will make these decisions? MoreCAMPUS NEWS Chemical spill forces Brown Lab evacuation; labs canceledA chemical spill in a Purdue building Wednesday afternoon (Sept. 19) forced the evacuation and cancellation of classes and lab sessions for the remainder of the day in the facility. MorePurdue police investigating bottle bomb incidents, vandalized vehiclesPurdue police are looking for those who set off homemade explosive devices early Tuesday (Sept. 18) near Alpha Chi Omega, 851 David Ross Road, and Hilltop Apartments Building 8. MoreGENERAL NEWS Purdue project will aim to attract girls to computer-related careersA Purdue professor will use a $1.19 million grant funded by the National Science Foundation to work with high school teachers and counselors to increase the number of young people pursuing careers in computer-related fields. MoreCary Quad residence hall wins national design awardThe interior renovation of University Residences' Cary Quadrangle South was cited as an outstanding design by American School & University magazine in its August 2007 edition. More
Two receive Young Alumni Awards from PAAThe Purdue Alumni Association presented the 2007 Outstanding Young Alumni Awards during halftime of the Sept. 15 football game against Central Michigan University. MoreCollege of Technology at Indianapolis and Lafayette names new directorJon C. Aull was recently selected as director of the College of Technology locations at Indianapolis and Lafayette. MoreCALENDAR AND EVENTS Open mic night, acoustic concert to take place at PurdueAspiring musicians, poets and comedians will have the chance to spotlight their talents during an upcoming open mic night Friday (Sept. 21) in Purdue Memorial Union. MoreAirline officials to land at Purdue for Sept. 25 recruitment eventOfficials from Atlantic Southeast Airlines will visit the Purdue University Airport on Sept. 25 to talk with aviation technology students about careers with the company. MorePurdue ROTC run to honor POWs, MIAsApproximately 500 Purdue University ROTC students will take part in a two-mile run on Friday (Sept. 21) in honor of prisoners of war and those missing in action. MoreEntomology offers study abroad opportunityThe Department of Entomology presents a Study Abroad opportunity, "Monarchs in Mexico," from Dec. 28, 2007, to Jan. 6, 2008. Deadline for applications is Oct. 12. For more information, please contact Amanda Pendleton at (765) 494-9061 or apendle@purdue.edu, or visit the Web site at https://www.entm.purdue.edu/studyabroad/monarchs/index.html. 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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