Stephanie Scherer, a clinical assistant professor of curriculum studies and director of the Purdue Center for Rural Research, Education, and Outreach, asks the question “How does one rural kindergarten teacher experience and embody care in her classroom?” In “Cultivating Care: Lessons From a Rural Kindergarten Classroom,” interwoven accounts of daily practices, personal beliefs and relational moments emerge.
Susan Kersey, clinical assistant professor in the School of Nursing and a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner at Purdue, explains how people can recognize seasonal depression and what they can do to treat it.
Since joining Purdue in 2015, Jan Aynes has been a trusted leader known for his integrity, craftsmanship and commitment to getting the job done. As crew chief for the Sheet Metal and Welding Shops, he supports student projects, leads complex repairs and helps keep essential campus systems operating smoothly. From hands-on learning experiences to critical behind-the-scenes work, Aynes’ expertise and dedication ensure the university continues to thrive. Related:We Power Purdue campaign highlights service workers.
