Students who launch their own start-up products and businesses benefit from networking with Purdue’ Office of Technology Commercialization.
Donor Appreciation
Welcome! We are very happy you could join us. It is our pleasure to host you for the 2020 Donor Appreciation Virtual Event.
Date:
Thursday, November 19, 2020 - 6:00pm
Polytechnic research awards - September 2020
Funded research awards for September 2020.
Welcome
Welcome to the Annual Conference of the North American Fuzzy Information processing Society NAFIPS’2021. This conference will be held virtually (online) at Purdue University. Registration for the conference is open. More information can be found in INFO FOR AUTHORS tab.
Important Announcements
Date:
Wednesday, October 28, 2020 - 11:00am
Attend class online or in person? Tech 120 students choose daily
Nathan Mentzer, Shawn Farrington and Lakshmy Mohandas adapted Purdue Polytechnic’s Tech 120 course so that students could physically attend class sessions or participate online in real-time from home on any given day.
Polytechnic High School Indianapolis center named to honor donors of $4M gift
Purdue’s board of Trustees approved the naming of the Schweitzer Center at Purdue Polytechnic High School Englewood, honoring Purdue University alumnus Edmund O. Schweitzer III and Beatriz Schweitzer for their $4 million gift.
Companion manual added for PlaneEnglish aviation communication app
A new companion manual for PlaneEnglish, an aviation radio simulator app created by a Purdue Polytechnic alumnus and other Purdue graduates, is now available to help pilots become proficient in cockpit communication.
Student-athlete’s mom earns Purdue degree 36 years after starting
With a little guidance from Purdue Polytechnic’s Lindsay Haugland, a senior academic advisor, Monica Bryant-Chapman earned a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering technology … 36 years after her Purdue studies began. She's mom to Purdue Football’s Will Chapman.
Graduate of human resource development program first to receive professional HR certification
Isaiah Thomas (BS human resource development ’20) received his professional certification from the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) two years earlier than most Human Resources (HR) professionals, making him the first graduate from the Department of Technology Leadership & Innovation’s HRD program to do so.
Engineering Technology team’s printed circuit board design improves electric guitars
Purdue Polytechnic’s Davin Huston and Mark French, along with Kathryn Smith, a former graduate student in Huston’s lab, have created a flexible, printed circuit board that makes electric guitars better for both players and manufacturers.