The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has announced that junior Amber Lloyd, a professional flight major, is one of five college students selected to receive the NBAA/UAA Janice K. Barden Aviation Scholarship. Read more.
Purdue collaborates with Ivy Tech for new degree option
Responding to needs in the food production industry, Purdue University has partnered with Ivy Tech Community College to create a bachelor's degree program concentration focused on food and foodstuff supply chain technology.
Funded by the National Science Foundation and led by Chad Laux, assistant professor in the College of Technology’s Department of Technology Leadership & Innovation, the new concentration will be part of the engineering technology degree program offered at the college’s Statewide Technology locations.
Getting to know Bill Krug
Bill Krug is an associate professor in the Department of Technology Leadership & Innovation (TLI). He earned his bachelor’s degree in agriculture from Oklahoma State University and his master’s degree in management and personnel administration from Central Michigan University. He came to Purdue in 1985 as the executive officer of the Naval ROTC program. He retired from the military in 1991 and has been a professor in the organizational leadership program ever since.
Three receive Good to Great Awards
Three College of Technology faculty and staff were recognized by Dean Gary Bertoline Oct. 7 as the most recent recipients of the Good to Great award. Recipients were:
What we can learn from Steve Jobs
In his most recent blog post, College of Technology Dean Gary Bertoline pays respect to the late Steve Jobs and his successes. He also identifies Jobs' traits that should be fostered in our own students. Read more.