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As a reminder, seasonal flu shots are provided annually at no charge to all benefits-eligible Purdue faculty, staff and their spouses and dependents covered on a Purdue health plan. Flu shots, which support the physical health pillar of the Healthy Boiler Program, are available through a variety of means, including drive-through, walk-in and on-site options around campus.
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A strategic hiring effort to expand Purdue’s focus in public health and health equity while diversifying the racial makeup of its faculty has reached a major milestone, with 11 new faculty starting their Boilermaker academic careers this fall. These new faculty members, appointed as part of an inaugural cluster hire search in conjunction with Purdue’s centrally supported Equity Task Force, span six departments in the colleges of Health and Human Sciences and Pharmacy, and Libraries and School of Information Studies. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Professor Bryan Pijanowski’s research team will be working in some wild and remote places in the coming year to develop a global model of animal and plant diversity and how it changes. Pijanowski’s sound-source surveyors will be equipped with microphones, headphones and parabolic reflectors to efficiently collect sound waves from the natural world. Their tools also include low-flying drones and sensors mounted on orbiting satellites and the International Space Station. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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When Daniel Pierce moved into McCutcheon Hall as a freshman in the fall of 2000, he knew little to nothing about the University Residences Faculty Fellows program. He certainly didn’t envision he would be serving as the senior faculty fellow in the same residence hall 15 years later. Pierce shares how he got involved with the Faculty Fellows program and his experience reconnecting with and mentoring students in the latest "Purdue Pursuits" feature. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Although the IndyCar season may be over, Purdue mechanical engineering student Jennifer Short is already focused on her future in motorsports. She spent the summer working for Chip Ganassi Racing as part of its Women in Motorsports program.
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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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