July 12, 2010
In the spotlight
Research holds potential to elevate flight safety, lower environmental impact
Within the Aerospace Systems Group "hub," professors Bill Crossley and Karen Marais follow slightly different flight plans: Crossley's research addresses the context in which aircraft are designed, while Marais' work attempts to manage risks posed by complex systems, such as aviation.
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Featured News for Employees
REMINDER: Campus emergency response drill set for Wednesday
Purdue will test its emergency preparedness Wednesday (July 14) with the simulation of an on-campus event. The exercise is funded by a grant from the Department of Education Emergency Management in Higher Education program. Read more...
Retirement incentive options still being considered in addressing budget issues
During the past several months, the University and its Sustaining New Synergies Task Force have evaluated several alternatives to address the expected budget situation for the coming years. Many alternatives and ideas have been shared during public forums on all campuses. Read more...
Policy update: New policies take effect Thursday
Two policies, one interim and one revised, will take effect Thursday (July 15). Policy information can be found at www.purdue.edu/policies. Read more...
Proposals sought for Cyber Center Special Incentive Research Grant
The Cyber Center and Computing Research Institute are soliciting proposals for the Cyber Center Special Incentive Research Grant program. Details on the award, which will be given to four doctoral students, are available in a PDF file. Deadline is Friday (July 16).
ITaP software distribution office moves to Stewart Center
Beginning Aug. 4, software packages loaned by ITaP will be available from ITaP Shopping Offline, located in Room G65, Stewart Center. Read more...
Update: Traffic, parking disruptions
Here are notes on some current and upcoming disruptions on the West Lafayette campus. Read more...
This week's 'Thumbs Up' recipients
"Thumbs Up" gives faculty and staff the chance to recognize others on campus for a job well done. Read more...
Research News & Special Reports
EPA launches environmental modeling clearinghouse
Predicting environmental outcomes, from the effects of pollutants on local beaches to global climate effects, will soon be faster and more effective, thanks to a new online tool for scientific collaboration sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and built by Purdue. Read more...
General News
WL drivers should use caution today on McCormick during Hansen burial
The public is asked to drive with caution on McCormick Road between Cherry Lane and Stadium Avenue from 2 to 4 p.m. today (July 12) during the graveside service for President Emeritus Arthur G. Hansen at McCormick Cemetery. Read more...
Purdue Research Park Entrepreneurship Academy adopted at Chicago, North Dakota universities
A nationally recognized program developed by Purdue Research Park officials to encourage high school students to learn about entrepreneurship has been adopted by education professionals in Chicago and North Dakota. Read more...
People
Córdova becomes first vice chair of Big Ten Conference's Council of Presidents/Chancellors
The Big Ten Conference office has announced the new officers of the Council of Presidents/Chancellors (COP/C) for the 2010-11 academic year, which became effective July 1. President France A. Córdova will serve as first vice chair. Read more...
Appointments, honors and activities
Here is a list of recent appointments and honors for faculty, staff and students. Read more...
Purdue Sports
Intercollegiate Athletics offers recap of 2009-10
As part of its strategic plan initiative, Intercollegiate Athletics will release comprehensive annual recaps. A look back at the 2009-10 school year is available here.
Big Ten Network announces fall Olympic sports schedule
The Purdue women's soccer and volleyball teams are scheduled to have a combined five matches shown on the Big Ten Network this fall. Read more...
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