April 11, 2018
ABE Professors receive promotion, tenure
Purdue University's Board of Trustees approved faculty promotions at their meeting on April 6. ABE faculty were well-represented.
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April 10, 2018
ABE well-represented among Learning Communities and Residential Academic Initiatives honorees
Learning communities (LCs) and learning community instructors (LCIs) provide a key method of integration into the Purdue community for first-year students. More than 3,700 Boilermakers participated in 61 LCs in Fall 2017.
April 9, 2018
Professors John Lumkes and Nathan Mosier recognized with 2018 Faculty Awards of Excellence
Our faculty continue to be recognized for their outstanding work.
April 9, 2018
Professors John Lumkes and Jose Garcia, Dan Taylor receive the 2018 Sustained Faculty Impact Award
The College of Agriculture PK-12 Council's Outreach and Engagement Awards were established to recognize, reward, and celebrate faculty and staff involved in successful outreach and engagement activities and to encourage the improvement and expansion of those activities.
April 5, 2018
Professor Natalie Carroll elected to Universities Council on Water Resources Board of Directors
Dr. Carroll will begin her term at the 2018 UCOWR/NIWR Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
March 27, 2018
Purdue ABE students take top spot in the Student Soybean Product Innovation Competition
ABE students again comprise half of the winning team. Susan Hubbard and Christopher Stichter are half of this year's Team SoyTack. Our students were part of Team I am BOBA and Team Soy Soft, this year's second- and third-place teams as well.
March 21, 2018
Professor Abigail Engelberth: Science on Tap to discuss recovering value from wastes
Science on Tap provides Purdue faculty and collaborating researchers with the opportunity to share research activities in an informal setting with presentations designed to appeal to a more general audience.
March 21, 2018
March 12, 2018
Graduate Student Anthony Hearst: Purdue-based start-up looks to help farmers
Drones have become increasingly popular for people looking to retrieve professional overhead footage and a Purdue based start up is using drone technology to help out farmers across the country.
