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Purdue Today

News for faculty and staff

December 10, 2008

FEATURED NEWS FOR EMPLOYEES

Purdue to test emergency text-messaging system Friday

Purdue will conduct a test of its emergency text-messaging system Friday (Dec. 12). The 1 p.m. test will read: "This is a TEST of the Purdue text-messaging system. In a real emergency, check www.purdue.edu for details." No action is required from individuals receiving the message. More

24 staffers receive APSAC grants

APSAC has awarded individual professional development grants to 24 administrative and professional staff members. More

Provost’s area to salute A/P staff for service  

Close to 300 members of the administrative and professional staff in the provost's organization will be recognized at a luncheon on Jan. 22. The event will be held in the North and South Ballrooms of Purdue Memorial Union. Those being honored for 25 or more years of service are listed here. Staff being recognized for 10, 15 and 20 years of service will be listed in Thursday's issue of Purdue Today.

GENERAL NEWS

Subjects needed for two voice studies

A Purdue researcher is seeking individuals with vocal fatigue for two studies at the Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences. More

Study: Data analysis influences farmland protection policy

They might be neighbors geographically and agriculturally, but Indiana and Illinois are worlds apart when it comes to preserving farmland, said two Purdue forestry and natural resources researchers. More

Purdue first to offer residential construction graduates in-demand professional designations

Students in Purdue's residential construction management specialization in the Department of Building Construction Management will be the first in the country to earn professional designations as part of their coursework for a bachelor's degree. More

Federal e-prescribing measure will cut costs, help reduce medical errors, Purdue researcher says

A federal measure that encourages using electronic systems for prescriptions beginning in January will help deliver safer and more efficient care to patients while also cutting costs, a Purdue researcher says. More

Purdue survey: Alcohol, drug use decreases during grant period

During the past two years, drug, alcohol and tobacco use are down among Purdue students, according to results of a survey conducted by the Student Wellness Office with funding from a U.S. Department of Education grant. More

PEOPLE

Richard Grace honored with endowment, dedication

The School of Materials Engineering recently celebrated the long and distinguished career of Dr. Richard Grace with the creation of an endowment and dedication of a conference room and library in his honor. More

CALENDAR AND EVENTS

Today's events

Here is a list of events happening Wednesday, Dec. 10, at the West Lafayette campus. More

Events this week

Here is a list of events happening Dec. 8-14 at the West Lafayette campus. More


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Wondering what to do with leftover chicken broth? Freeze it using an ice cube tray, then place the cubes in a freezer bag. Use a cube to microwave frozen vegetables, re-heat rice or any other foods that need a little moisture. Be sure to buy the reduced sodium, fat-free chicken broth.

-- Karen Hosterman, registered dietitian, WorkLife Programs

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