Minority Engineering Program, IN-MaC team up to offer virtual engineering boot camps.

Civil Engineering/Environmental and Ecological Engineering professor will speak at a virtual town hall on "Networking/Collaborating in a Virtual Environment" on Oct. 14.

Brainchild-Purdue Covid-19 Innovation Challenge winners have been selected.
Video on all winners
Individual winning pitches:
Motion Activated Surface Sanitizer
FireFly Drones
SunLocks
UV Locker

Women in Engineering Program offers an option for video chats and sets up virtual information sessions.

Minority Engineering Program launches We Are Family Series, a weekly interactive virtual discussion connecting prospective students and their parents with the Purdue community.

Purdue Engineering's Office of Future Engineers is forging new ways to engage and assist future students and their families.

GEARE students, working remotely, design healthcare booth to aid hospitals’ COVID-19 response.

Mechanical Engineering launched Pete's-Pals Mentoring Initiative to connect with and mentor students during the pandemic.

Multidisciplinary research team receives NSF grant to support a study of implementation of Freeform, an online learning environment the team developed.

Minority Engineering Program joins National Association of Multicultural Engineering Program Advocates (NAMEPA) for webinars on national efforts for virtual summer camps.

Student organization perseveres, adapting to remote learning.

Purdue Engineering's Office of Graduate Education gathered some useful resources on mentoring graduate students during this uncertain time.

Minority Engineering Program moves to online delivery of its annual Summer Engineering Workshop and Academic Boot Camp.