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To help raise awareness and open the dialogue about suicide, September is recognized as National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. According to HelpGuide, talking openly about suicidal thoughts and feelings can save a life.
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Last fall in Plant Structure and Tissue Biology, Mia Brann and her classmates called over teaching assistants and their instructor to help determine if they had correctly focused on the plant cells they had just loaded into their microscopes. The 22 students pulled their faces from the scopes as TAs stepped in and pressed their eyes to the lenses to offer guidance. Such scenes had been routine in Purdue lab classes, but now they would violate the rules meant to keep students, faculty and staff safe from the COVID-19 virus. Now, teachers and students alike are finding ways to transform the lab experience and, often, enhance it.
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Nine zones, more than 80 buildings, thousands of high-touch surfaces and one, central mission – to help protect Purdue. The newly formed Expanded Disinfecting Operations Team (EDOT) is working each day to help protect the health and safety of the campus community.
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Before his first semester at Purdue, Lovell Mitchell enrolled in Summer Start, a five-week module designed to help students jump-start their college careers. Now a junior, Mitchell recently mentored several rising seniors from Purdue Polytechnic High School who spent a month on campus.
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Protect Purdue ambassador Molly Henley shares her pride in the Purdue community’s commitment to the Protect Purdue Pledge. She encourages Boilermakers to keep protecting each other through proper mask and sanitizing protocols, and to contact an ambassador if they need help following Protect Purdue guidelines.
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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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