ENE's Richard W. McDowell Best Counselor Award was presented to Suzi Coolbaugh-Walker (right) on May 12, 2016 for excellence in advising first-year engineering students.

It is of great honor that we introduce this year's Outstanding Alumni Honoree, Holly Simmons,1998 graduate from the Interdisciplinary Engineering Program (IDE). Holly used what she gained from Purdue’s Interdisciplinary Engineering program to make a positive difference in her chosen field and the millions of users whose lives have been enriched by the products that she has developed and marketed along her path. She is an excellent example of just what our students can accomplish when they combine an interdisciplinary outlook with a drive to contribute to the world around them.

Tamara Moore, associate professor in the School of Engineering Education, will take part in a panel discussion during the Next Generation STEM Learning for All forum today (Nov.10).

Michele Yatchmeneff, PhD student in the School of Engineering Education (ENE), is one of two Alaskan Natives to begin a tenure-track in engineering at the University of Alaska Anchorage this fall.

Senay Purzer, assistant professor in the School of Engineering Education (ENE), is one of approximately a dozen Purdue faculty members selected for a yearlong fellowship program.

Congratulations to the School of Engineering Education’s graduates!

Joyce Main, assistant professor in the School of Engineering Education, is one of 15 Purdue faculty members selected for a yearlong program focused on teaching.

Lee Rynearson is one of four recipients of the Purdue University Graduate School’s 2015 Excellence in Teaching Award.

A study led by Dr. Tamara Moore, associate professor in the School of Engineering Education, that aims at improving engineering education in public schools, found only a dozen states clearly define and lay out engineering curricula for K-12 students in their science standards.