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You have heard LinkedIn is important for professional networking, researching companies, finding job/internship opportunities, and getting noticed by others. NOW WHAT? This workshop provides an overview of how to develop your LinkedIn profile and navigate this resource to build your |
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Location: 1220 Waterway Blvd - Indianapolis, Indiana Registration - https://luma.com/vnvoahsw A one-day summit for Indiana college students who are curious about building, creating, and solving problems, whether through startups, corporate innovation, social impact, or new ways of thinking inside |
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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 |
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International students are using AI to work smarter in their job search—but are they using it strategically? Join this panel to hear real student perspectives alongside a career consultant, and learn how to leverage AI tools effectively, ethically, and with confidence. https://purdue-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/nBCI1fzvTyaQW-7Au27vfQ#/registration |
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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. Josh Thiel is a distinguished Special Operations Commander and alumnus
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AI‑Ready Requirements: Turning Ambiguous Problems into Model‑Ready Solutions Thea Soehren - Fractional Business Consultant, President IIBA Tampa Bay |
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Throughout the interactive sessions, the Retreat seeks to put participants through a crash course on leadership and professional development-related skills and topics, while also sharing crucial resources that can support you in crafting your leadership journey. Some things you can |
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Join The Data Mine guest speaker series in Indianapolis occurring every other Monday (at alternating times). These events count as “outside events” for TDM 10200/20200/30200/40200/50100. Featured guest: Brian Sweeney, VP of Engineering at Goldman Sachs Who: All students welcome. When: Monday, March |
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Don’t know where to start? Make the most of your freshman year by exploring and navigating all of the many resources at your fingertips. Prepare for your future now by prioritizing key experiences related to your interests. In this workshop you will develop your network and |
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You have joined LinkedIn and created your profile, great! But how does it look? Do you have enough information that employers are looking for? Or is it too much? What should your background be? Should you include your courses? What
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Join us for The Data Mine Guest Speaker Series: Elizabeth Bykoff Space is limited, so please RSVP via this link: https://calendly.com/datamine/the-data-mine-speaker-series-elizabeth-bykoff LOCATION: WTHR 172 Elisabeth Bykoff is the Founder and CEO of Boxsy, an AI-powered SaaS platform helping startups scale. |
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Presenter: : Pranav Manjunath , PhD candidate in Biomedical Engineering, Duke University Abstract: Artificial intelligence is reshaping healthcare, and meaningful progress requires more than just data and models—it demands understanding how healthcare providers think, care, and practice. This talk explores
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Designing AI systems for Traumatic Brain Injury Pranav Manjunath PhD Candidate Duke University |
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2 events,Meet Corporate Partner Darius Willis – Coffee & Consulting Sign‑Ups Now Open! We’re excited to welcome Darius Willis for his upcoming Corporate Partner visit! As part of his time with us, Darius will be hosting Coffee & Consulting sessions where students
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Assistive Technology, AI, and Adaptive Technology Josh Anderson Director of Assistive Technology Easterseals Crossroads |
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2 events,START YOUR ENGINES, HACKERS. March 27–29 Purdue Student Center, Indianapolis FREE food • Swag • Prizes • Workshops Hack Indy 2026, hosted by the Purdue Computer Science Club (Indianapolis) Website: https://www.hackindy.io/ Register Now: https://forms.gle/GdLWBuEVBLD2o2L4A
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Managing AI Cost at Scale: From Model Training to Production Inference Taiwo Olatunde Data and AI Engineer New Vision Institute of Technology |
5 events,March 28th 12:00 PM - March 29th 2:00 PM @ WTHR & HAMP Competition Overview Convergence: The Momentum Cross-Pillar Challenge is a collaborative competition where participants work in teams to solve a real-world problem that combines elements of finance, engineering,
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Saturday, March 28 @ 9:00 am - 9:30 am The opening ceremony for HackFromScratch that will kick off the week’s festivities. The HackFromScratch organizers will discuss the structure of HackFromScratch, the week-long Creative Jam, and donation milestones for HackFromScratch. The
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Saturday, March 28 @ 9:30 am - 10:00 am Join this prerecorded interview with Eric Rosenbaum, the Director of Scratch Lab at the Scratch Foundation and the co-inventor of the Makey Makey invention kit, as he discusses his career experiences
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Saturday, March 28 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am Join accomplished Purdue faculty Professor Neal Baker, Professor Somali Chaterji, and Curator Kirstin Gotway in this informative panel as they discuss the significance of AI and its impact on the world |
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Sunday, March 29 @ 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm Join McCutcheon Hall RA and Purdue Hackers mainstay Xander Kutulas on a quest to study the art of building video game controllers and a gaming chair that doubles as a video
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Sunday, March 29 @ 3:40 pm - 6:00 pm HackFromScratch will be streaming pitches of what people will make at Hack Indy 2026 (run by the Computer Science Club at Purdue, Indianapolis). Join this virtual event to see the cool
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Sunday, March 29 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm The Rube Goldberg Team at Purdue will demonstrate their Rube Goldberg machine as well as talk through the creation process: they’ll discuss the steps they took to design and engineer |
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Monday, March 30 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm The Creative Coding Club will run a workshop to introduce and teach principles of creative coding. They’ll provide resources and examples to help support audience members and will challenge audience members |
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Presented By: Florence Hudson, Executive Director of the Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub and Emily Rothenberg, Program Manager of the National Student Data Corps (NSDC) Abstract: Join us to learn about the free programs and resources available through the Northeast
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The Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub Data Science Resources and Opportunities for Learners and Educators Florence Hudson - Executive Director Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub and Emily Rothenberg - Program Manager National Student Data Corps
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Purdue Hackers is hosting the Coding Agents Workshop on 31 March at BRNG B222 from 6:30pm to 8pm! Here are the details for the workshop: Learn how to make your own Claude Code! Dive into the fundamentals of how coding |
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What is your personal brand? How do you "stand out "from others? What are you "known for" that would be useful for a potential employer to know about you? This workshop helps you identify those traits and craft your "pitch"
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Wednesday, April 1st @6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Join us for an introduction to the Tech4Change hackathon, hosted by Catalyst, along with hackathon progress checks and a project showcase! The Tech4Change hackathon is open to all majors and will
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Wednesday, April 1st @6:45 pm - 7:15 pm Watch our Purdue creatives pitch their unique ideas and get constructive criticism to develop it! In collaboration with Catalyst and the Tech4Change hackathon. The ceremony will be streamed at the |
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The Purdue Center for Career Opportunities (CCO) is hosting its first ever Career Victories Summit on Thursday, April 2, 2026, from 3:00 – 8:15pm in Stewart Center. This event will bring Boilermakers together in the final stretch of their career
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Thursday, April 2nd @6:30 pm - 7:30 pm A Live performance coming to you from Wiley dorm’s Pot N Derby, by Real Nothing, a local band with original music, hosted by Wiley Radio. The ceremony will be streamed
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Thursday, April 2nd @8:15 pm - 9:15pm BATTLEBOTS TOURNAMENT AT THE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ATRIUM, WHAT MORE DO I NEED TO SAY. Join Railside Robotics and watch various student teams build, battle, and compete with their own battlebots! https://www.twitch.tv/hackfromscratch This |
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Friday, April 3rd @ 7:00 pm - 7:30 pm Watch McCutcheon Hall RA and SEARCH President John Peters as he explores the astronaut habitat being built by SEARCH and explains the engineering and significance behind it all. Purdue is
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Friday, April 3rd @ 10:00 pm - 11:30 pm Tune in for the culmination of the HackFromScratch week-long round of events and the finale for HackFromScratch’s week-long Creative Jam. Participants who worked on personal projects over the course of |
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