Faculty and staff are invited to nominate a colleague or student who “walks the talk” in his or her commitment to personal integrity and ethical practices at the University for the annual Walk the Talk Award. Nominations are due Friday (March 4). |
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Marion Williamson Blalock has always understood that representation matters. In her 30-plus years leading Purdue’s Minority Engineering Program, Blalock encouraged thousands of students to consider engineering as a viable career option.
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When Brittany Allensworth came to Purdue as a student in 2008, she didn’t initially feel as though she belonged. She found support within Horizons Student Support Services, Purdue’s federally funded TRIO program that provides services and support for low-income and first-generation college students and students with documented disabilities. Today, Allensworth serves as the interim director of Horizons. Related: Celebrate National TRIO Day |
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Purdue is celebrating 20 years of excellence in university engagement with community partners. Founded in 2001, the Office of Engagement supports Purdue’s land-grant university engagement pillar. Engagement connects the University and external partners in trailblazing work – developing the next generation of leaders and innovators, tackling critical public and social challenges, and promoting economic vitality and enhanced quality of life.
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Jon Harbor has been described by colleagues as a “true ambassador for the discipline of geography and for the contributions that geomorphology can make to scholarship and to society.” The Geomorphology Specialty Group of the American Association of Geographers has honored Harbor with its Melvin G. Marcus Distinguished Career Award.
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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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