Our main event is going to take place on February 15, 2025, at Loeb Playhouse. This year’s theme, Parallax, is all about shifting perspectives - exploring how different viewpoints can reshape the way we see the world. For a meaningful
? Calling all Purdue students with big ideas! ? Open to all Purdue-registered students – at any level – the 36th Burton D. Morgan Business Concept Competition is back—bigger and better than ever! Students compete for $50,000 in Prizes. This
Event URL Register before 02/19/2025 Wed Contact Person: Shauna Stapleton Contact Phone: 765-496-0493 Contact Email: sstaplet@purdue.edu Join the Department of Public Health to learn about career opportunities in public health.
Zoom Event URL Contact Person: Center for Career Opportunities Contact Email: askcco@purdue.edu Did you know that a single major can provide a foundation for numerous career paths? Attend this workshop to learn about resources and strategies that can help you
Purdue Libraries invites you to attend a talk by Douglas Rushkoff, author and documentarian who studies human autonomy in a digital age, on Thursday, February 20, 5:15–6:15 PM in WALC 1132. The talk is titled "Program or Be Programmed: The Biases
BoilerMake, Purdue’s annual hackathon. BoilerMake XII will take place February 21-23, 2025, with 500+ hackers from 10+ schools expected to participate. Last year, we saw some amazing projects, including an AI-powered public speaking aid and a VR tool for disaster responders.
The Executive Forum is open to the public, as seating permits, and provides opportunities for the exchange of ideas and discussion of topics and issues facing business and management. LOCATION: Krannert Auditorium Room 140 Jenny Quinnette, CPA, is
The Rural Population Research Network (RPRN) conducted virtual national listening sessions in an effort to identify the issues diverse rural stakeholders see as their top priorities for understanding rural population change. More than 80 Extension colleagues working with rural people participated in
Make the most of your sophomore year by learning strategies for career exploration and making connections. Prepare for your future now by marking off key experiences to develop your interests. Lay the groundwork for a successful internship search. In this
Join The Data Mine guest speaker series in Indianapolis occurring every other Wednesday. These events count as "outside events" for TDM 10200/20200/30200/40200/50100. Featured guest: Katie Hughes, Data Governance Manager at Farm Bureau Insurance of Michigan; Board Member of Indy Hackers
Register by 2/26/25. Location: WALC B066 Are you thinking about pursuing a graduate degree but wondering where to start? Questions like, “Which schools should I apply to?” “What’s the grad school application process like?” “Should I pursue a master’s or Ph.D.?”
I am looking for 6-10 students to have lunch with Chelsea C. Hayes, on Thursday, February 27TH from 12:00pm to 1pm. Attend the lunch and there will be an in-person raffle for a $25 gift card. If interested attending, please