Andrew Balmos, Alice Jou, and David Zilz received Teaching Academy Graduate Teaching Awards.

Trevor Dowd, who will be graduating in May with a degree in electrical engineering, has played a part in increasing the size of Industrial Roundtable and improving the exhibits offered at the Columbian Park Zoo in Lafayette.

The National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship is a highly competitive fellowship which is awarded to U.S. citizens and nationals who intend to pursue or are pursuing a doctoral degree in a field of study of interest to the Department of Defense.

The Purdue Day of Giving is a 24-hour online fundraising event designed to boost visibility and giving for all of Purdue University. ECE will be one of over 40 campus units involved.

Two new "cyberlearning" platforms allow non-artists to create illustrations rivaling the work of expert designers.

Two new "cyberlearning" platforms allow non-artists to create illustrations rivaling the work of expert designers.

Students around the world can now learn the material of Professor Comer's course on "Random Variables and Signals", thanks to the efforts of ECE graduate student Maliha Hossain.

The posters in the presentation reflect different service/community engagement projects by Purdue students and organizations.

The award honors West Lafayette faculty members who have excelled as teachers, researchers, and scholars. It is in honor of the federal Morrill Act, which allowed for the creation of land-grant colleges and universities.

The award recognizes excellence in graduate student research from across the College of Engineering and is given to students who have demonstrated excellence in research through peer-reviewed publications in journals and conference proceedings, awards for research, recognized contributions to the research field and society, leadership within a research community, academic achievements and participation in professional societies.