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CERIAS, Purdue’s Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, is inviting its partners in industry, government and higher education to the West Lafayette campus to level-up their cybersecurity knowledge and strategies. The theme, “Using Past Lessons to Thwart Future Threat,” will set the tone for the center’s upcoming 24th annual symposium, set for March 28-30.
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Helen Bass Williams didn’t just break new ground by becoming Purdue’s first African American professor in 1968. She made it easier for other African Americans to succeed at the university. In addition to her efforts teaching and recruiting students to Purdue, Williams helped launch the university’s Learning Center (now known as the Academic Success Center), the Black Cultural Center, the Black Caucus of Faculty and Staff, and the African American studies program. Learn about Williams and her persistence that helped change Purdue for the better. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Switching to renewable energy is an important step to reducing the effects of climate change, especially in heavy industry like steel mills. But while many choose to focus on technological advancements alone, it’s the steelworkers themselves who will ultimately make or break this transition away from fossil fuels. A new Purdue research project combines both technology and sociology – studying how the steelworkers of the future will be affected by electrification.
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Doctoral student Ronnie Hill Jr. went from studying X’s and O’s in the Purdue football playbook to studying personality disorders in the Samuel Assessment Methods for Personality and Psychopathology Lab. Hill is working alongside professor Douglas Samuel, who uses dimensional trait models to improve the assessment and conceptualization of basic personality functioning as well as personality disorders and psychopathology.
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Nicholas Adams (Cary Quadrangle) has been very gracious in assisting with my many questions and printing issues since moving into my new office. While his role does not directly support my position, he has been very kind to assist even when he was busy with his own work. His kindness and team spirit are much appreciated! – Kim Lanoue (Residential Housing Operations)
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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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