The nation's first university textbook on the subject of the demolition process is now available for reading on all e-book readers, including Kindle, Nook, and iPad devices. "Demolition: Practices, Technology, and Management" is co-authored by demolition veteran Richard J. Diven and Mark Shaurette, assistant professor of building construction management in Purdue's College of Technology. Read more.
TechBytes
TechBytes offers short and quick snippets of information highlighting happenings around the college and throughout the world of technology. While technology can sometimes be confusing, we hope this blog helps cut through the clutter and makes technology real to you.
TechDean
TechDean is a blog written by College of Technology Dean Gary Bertoline. Dr. Bertoline will present his perspectives on the ever-changing world of technology, the role the college plays as a leader in technology innovation and education, and his vision for keeping the college on the forefront of the competitive technology landscape.
TechLife
TechLife is written for students by students (but anyone is welcome). This blog offers a glimpse into the daily lives and activities of current College of Technology students. Follow them from class to the dorm and beyond. You'll get a taste of college life and learn more about a group of students who have set a goal of making a difference when they leave Purdue.
Education leaders join community for dedication of new Columbus facility
Purdue President France Cordova told Columbus-area manufacturers Friday, "Your future employees are here, and they'd be happy to hear from you." She spoke as part of the dedication of the Advanced Manufacturing Center of Excellence (AMCE), a shared, state-of-the-art facility that focuses on the development of an advanced manufacturing workforce for southeastern Indiana. Read more.
In the News: Discussing appropriate social media use with students
The Lafayette Journal and Courier talked with two CoT professors and five students about how social media can negatively impact users. Read more.
Able Flight teaches flight, life lessons
It has been a month of discovery, camaraderie and flight. It also has been a month of proving that a physical limitation can be overcome with the right tools.
In its second year on the Purdue University campus, Able Flight has brought four college students to campus to learn to fly. Each has a physical disability that, until now, has precluded them from pursuing an interest or career in aviation. With the help of special aircraft and scholarships from Able Flight, these four students will have light sport pilot certificates after an intensive five-week training period.
Class of 2011: What now for Tom Speca?
Tom Speca, Celina, Ohio
Job: Product Review Engineer: Liaison Engineering for The Boeing Company: Boeing Commercial Aircraft in Everett, Wash.
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