March 7, 2018

Faculty and Staff News

Finalists for dean of the College of Agriculture to make on-campus presentations

Three finalists for dean of the College of Agriculture will be on Purdue's West Lafayette campus for two-day interviews in April, the search committee announced today (March 7).

In the Spotlight

Purdue study uses telehealth to help identify autism markers for babies and young toddlers

A long-distance telehealth study at Purdue could help researchers identify autism symptoms in infancy, which ultimately could help children receive targeted therapy earlier. Bridgette Tonnsen (above), an assistant professor of clinical psychology who studies autism in high-risk infants, is leading the five-year study.

Additional News

General

• Higher Learning Commission approves IPFW realignment

• Spring Data Dive competition registration now open to teams across campus; callout is tonight

• Producer sentiment higher; NAFTA uncertainty looms

• Purdue and Oscar Winski will host community electronics recycling event on Saturday

Sports

• Carsen Edwards named to pair of All-America teams

• Baseball announces promotions for Alexander Field

Purdue in the News

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

• Chronicle of Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed, Chicago Tribune: Purdue gets final approval to buy for-profit Kaplan

• WBAA: New study aims to identify autism early with telehealth

• Inside Indiana Business: Purdue startup aims to increase MRI efficiency

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