While attending the FBI National Academy in 2011, I completed some graduate level work at the University of Virginia. Upon returning to West Lafayette, I wanted to further my graduate studies at a world-renowned institution. My interests in leadership and technology pointed me in the direction of the College of Technology at Purdue University.
Speer joins ProSTAR staff
Mary Speer is the program manager for the biotechnology innovation and regulatory science (BIRS) master’s degree concentration and the biotechnology quality and regulatory compliance (BQRC) graduate certificate programs.
Fall semester welcomes new degree program
Hard to believe, but it has finally arrived! The fall semester is beginning to ramp up, and it is truly exciting. I don’t ever tire of it. The campus is bustling with activity, the football team is practicing everyday now and I have even heard the deep bellowing sound of our own Purdue Boilermaker Special as it cruises around campus. It truly doesn’t get any better than this!
Purdue Polytechnic wins $500,000 award for competency-based degree
Purdue University president Mitch Daniels awarded $500,000 to the College of Technology and Purdue Polytechnic Institute to create the University's first competency-based degree program. The announcement was made during a Sept. 4 news conference on campus.
Purdue, IU leaders work together in New Albany
To welcome his new colleague, Andrew Takami gave Indiana University Southeast Chancellor Ray Wallace a symbol of friendly rivalry — a plush Purdue fish swallowing a plush IU fish.
Two profs honored with Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
Two long-time faculty in the Department of Aviation Technology were honored with the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award August 27, 2014.
Larry Gross, associate professor, and retired professor Mitch Grundman were honored locally at a reception at the Purdue University Airport.
South Bend location touts STEM subjects locally
Purdue College of Technology South Bend is proving that the key to engaging more students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is through direct activities, such as its electric go-kart summer camp and high school class demonstrations.
New course aimed at local business marketing, graphic design
A new professional development course, Graphic Design and Marketing for Business, will be offered this fall by Purdue College of Technology at Richmond in collaboration with the Uptown Innovation Center. The one-credit course will focus on design theories, branding, logo design and corporate identity packages using software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
The course was conceived by Sarah George, assistant professor of computer graphics, after receiving requests from area business owners.
Richmond location awards $26,000 in scholarships
Purdue College of Technology at Richmond awarded $26,470 in scholarships to local students for the 2014-15 academic year.
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