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December 8, 2017 |
Faculty and Staff News
Major project is moving Purdue’s 1990s phone system into the 21st century
Nearly 13,000 telephones on Purdue’s West Lafayette campus will be replaced over the next year with Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones that offer faculty and staff useful features like mobile device capability and voice mail forwarding to email.
Other Stories
• Employee feedback sought on recent benefits enrollment, wellness offerings; incentive offered
• Faculty honored for years of service
• Butler Center’s Violet Haas and Leadership in Action awards presented by provost Jay Akridge
• 'Student of Concern' resources offered by Office of the Dean of Students
• Purdue Today special issue to offer Board of Trustees news
In the Spotlight
Purdue, Rotary prepare to install water treatment systems in Dominican Republic
A group of Purdue students in partnership with the Rotary Club of Lafayette are preparing to go Wednesday (Dec. 13) to the Dominican Republic to work on a project implementing water treatment systems. This trip marks the second stage of a three-year collaboration that began in August.
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Additional News
Research
• Purdue professor receives grants to improve gene therapy for cancer
• Research highlights -- cardiac hypertrophy, Chikungunya virus
General
• From the Archives revealed: Bookstall in Humanities, Social Science, and Education Library »
Sports
• 53 earn Academic All-Big Ten accolades
• Foster Farms Bowl information for Purdue faculty and staff
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• International Business Times, Archaeology Online, R&D Magazine: How smart were prehistoric humans? Their knives tell scientists a lot
• Terre Haute Tribune Star: New Purdue program to help Hoosier students have tuition in the ‘BAG’
• WIBC (Indianapolis), WPTA (Fort Wayne): Purdue student earns trip to the United Kingdom thanks to prestigious scholarship
• WLFI, WPBI: Purdue nursing students get a stress test during an ER simulation
Events
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• Former first lady and daughters to speak at Purdue
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