As we mark the second week of this new and temporary era at Purdue, I thought it was time for another video update. In this message I describe actions we are taking to get ready for the next academic year, including a new task force intended to make Purdue as well prepared as any school in America for COVID-19. I also outline some fiscal steps we are taking to prepare for a potential loss in revenue and state appropriations. |
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Transitioning more than 5,000 traditional face-to-face courses to alternative instructional delivery is certainly a massive undertaking by any measure. But according to Chantal Levesque-Bristol, executive director of the Center for Instructional Excellence, Purdue’s established innovative learning approach provided the leverage to meet the challenge in record time.
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Purdue experts: Tips and stories
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Cheryl Cooky and the University Senate recognize Stephanie Dykhuizen in the Office of the Provost with this "Thumbs Up": "Stephanie has been amazing helping the Senate this year and has worked hard the past few weeks to get the Senate meeting transitioned to a virtual one. She is always available, responsive, and professional. She consistently goes above and beyond to make sure the Senate runs smoothly. Her help was essential for a successful virtual Senate meeting. We couldn’t have done it without her! Thank you!"
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Purdue has announced that university-sponsored events involving external visitors will be canceled effective March 16 through May 2. The Big Ten Conference has canceled intercollegiate athletic competition by its member universities for the spring. Those planning to attend events should check with event organizers to confirm. Events and meetings information
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Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world. | |
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