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November 30, 2017 |
Faculty and Staff News
Faculty clusters create new research opportunities
Four faculty clusters resulting from the Faculty Cluster Hires Program have received funding to further advance their interdisciplinary research, says Peter Hollenbeck, vice provost for faculty affairs.
Other Stories
• State Street Redevelopment Project reopens final portion of State Street
• Faculty members receive Showalter funding
In the Spotlight
College of Education magazine highlights autism research, education around the globe, more
Whether it is understanding and helping people with autism, finding purpose in the workplace, overcoming perceived racial prejudices in STEM careers, or exploring education around the globe, Purdue's College of Education is committed to discovering and developing human potential. Read more about the college's efforts in its Launch magazine.
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Additional News
Research
• Purdue Center for Plant Biology members receive seed grant funding for research
• Researchers in various studies looking for participants
General
• Daniels, group to present on ‘The Future of Undergraduate Education, the Future of America’ report
• IU cancer patients to test Purdue smartphone app for anemia detection
• Discovery Park Undergraduate Research Internship program accepting proposals
Sports
• Volleyball trio garners Big Ten awards
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• Futurity: These common chemicals stunt tadpoles
• Washington Post: Traffic crashes increased after Pokémon Go came out, researchers say
Events
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• Purdue Memorial Union will get festive in December
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