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News for faculty and staff

January 8, 2009

FEATURED NEWS FOR EMPLOYEES

Current interim Akridge named dean of Purdue Agriculture

Jay Akridge

Jay Akridge has been named the next Glenn W. Sample Dean of Agriculture, taking on a job that oversees academic, research, Extension and regulatory service for the state and beyond. Akridge has been serving as interim dean, and his appointment is pending ratification by the Board of Trustees. Akridge replaces Randy Woodson, who was named Purdue's provost last May. More

Purdue honored for commitment to engagement

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has recognized Purdue for its dedication to engagement, through which Purdue uses its resources to improve the quality of life of Indiana citizens and people throughout the world. More

Purdue to test voice recording for bell tower loudspeaker Friday

Purdue on Friday (Jan. 9) will test its bell tower loudspeaker system, which is designed to issue prerecorded emergency alerts to specific areas on campus. More

GENERAL NEWS

New CFS Extension Web site aimed at helping consumers, families

A new Consumer and Family Sciences Extension Web site includes a section designed to help consumers with financial matters. More

Ag Forecast cloudy at this year's Ag Alumni Fish Fry

A Purdue University agricultural economist said stability isn't a word he'll be using very much in this year's Agricultural Forecast before the Purdue Agricultural Alumni Fish Fry. More

PURDUE SPORTS

Black & Gold Game to be played April 18

The 2009 Purdue football Black & Gold Game will be played Saturday, April 18, at Ross-Ade Stadium. Start time is 1 p.m. Admission and parking will be free. More details about the game and related festivities will be announced in the coming weeks. More

CALENDAR AND EVENTS

Events this week

Here is a list of events happening Jan. 5-11 at the West Lafayette campus. More

National League for Nursing CEO to visit Purdue

Beverly Malone
Beverly Malone, chief executive officer of the National League for Nursing, will be on the Purdue campus this month as part of the Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering Pioneer Speaker Series. Malone will give a keynote speech, "The Educator, the Educated and Nursing Education," at 4 p.m. Jan. 15 in the Purdue Memorial Union North Ballroom. More

Purdue Jazz Festival to get under way with Mingus Big Band

The Purdue Jazz Festival will open with a tribute to Charles Mingus, an important figure in 20th century American music, by the 14-member Mingus Big Band at 8 p.m. Jan. 16 in Purdue Stewart Center's Loeb Playhouse. More


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