Faculty and Staff News

Eight professors elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Eight Purdue professors have been honored with the distinction of fellow from the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the world's largest general scientific society. The professors are Elisa Bertino, William A. Cramer, James Andrew DeWoody, Barbara Lynn Golden, Hilkka Inkeri Kenttämaa, Matthew W. Ohland, Craig K. Svensson and Wallace E. Tyner.

Other Stories

• River Road reopens with new roundabout

• Center for Healthy Living offering diabetes education resources

• Center for Healthy Living announces 2016 holiday, winter recess hours

• Center for Healthy Living workshop to focus on seasonal affective disorder

• Marsteller Street parking lot to open Monday

In the Spotlight

Disagreeing without being disagreeable in election season

This year's presidential election has been a hot (and often heated) topic of conversation. Now we are processing the results, just as we head into the holidays, when social gatherings are commonplace. With that in mind, Purdue Alumnus magazine queried several Purdue faculty members for advice on maintaining civility among friends and family after the campaign.

Additional News

Research

• Purdue receives grant to improve health of Great Lakes basin

General

• Students' innovation helps food bank fight hunger

• Purdue ag economist: Holiday food prices down this year

People

• IPFW announces Featured Faculty Award winners

Sports

• Hernandez to be inducted into Women's Golf Coaches Association's Hall of Fame

Purdue in the News

Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.

• Phys.org: After warm autumn, La Nina could bring more seasonal conditions

• Money magazine: Introducing the 13 money champions of 2016 (Mitch Daniels on slide 6)

• WFFT (Fort Wayne): Ebola expert offers unique lecture at IPFW

• Inside INdiana Business: Purdue boosting nursing enrollment

• Indianapolis Business Journal: School referendums are passing at higher rates than before

Events

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