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October 12, 2017 |
Faculty and Staff News
Daniels recognizes Ken Sandel with One Brick Higher Award
President Mitch Daniels honored Ken Sandel with the One Brick Higher Award on Wednesday (Oct. 11). The One Brick Higher Award is a special recognition given to Purdue faculty, staff and students who go beyond the requirements of their role and, through extraordinary effort, improve the lives of those around them, increase the effectiveness of the workplace or prevent or solve problems.
Other Stories
• Humanities and social sciences receive endowment for prestigious research award
• Curriculum design topic for next NewU webinar
• New traffic pattern at State Street and Tapawingo Drive roundabout
• Nominations sought for Butler Leadership in Action Award
• Nominations being accepted for Martin staff award
• Purdue president on Monday to lead expert panel discussion on looming global food shortage
In the Spotlight
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: What to do about some of the bad news lately
Cybersecurity affects anyone connected to the internet. Its rise as a trending topic continues as challenges to protecting sensitive information that plague universities, government, businesses and others result in new high-profile hacks and privacy disasters.
* Cybersecurity officials urge Purdue community to wipe Kaspersky Lab products off their computers
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Additional News
Research
• Apple trees bear more fruit when surrounded by good neighbors
General
• Campus community encouraged to get flu shots »
• Purdue leads climate change initiative to help Hoosiers better understand risks
• Purdue-affiliated life sciences startup wins first place and $25,000 in BioCrossroads competition
• Students asked to create 'Why I Love Purdue Libraries’ WALC' video
Sports
• Women's basketball reschedules Ball State game
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• WXIN: Purdue students create app to help with Columbus train traffic
• WISH: I-865 named after Indianapolis veteran, businessman
• Inside Indiana Business: New venture winner fighting cancer at nano level
Events
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