All sorts of love stories are hidden within the history of Purdue Chemical Engineering! Meet Claire and Ramon Pena-Liu, Spice and Ken Krozel, and Joe and Marti Alford, whose love stories all began here. They've shared the unique stories of how Purdue brought them together in this Valentine's Day feature.

Leon Robert Jr. holds a dual appointment as professor of engineering practice in chemical engineering and as professor of clinical practice in the Department of Entomology.

"The distinctive feature of the Purdue Chemical Engineering PMP lies in its well-crafted curriculum, seamlessly blending management and concentration courses to sculpt a comprehensive skill set."

Purdue senior Sydney Hummel recently was named a Churchill Scholar, a prestigious program that will fund her Master’s degree in medical sciences at University of Cambridge after she graduates. Hummel, who is studying chemical engineering at Purdue, worked closely with Purdue’s National and International Scholarships Office (NISO) to develop her scholarship application.

Joseph Alford received his BS in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University in 1966. He is currently an Automation Consultant after serving in the US Navy and then retiring from a 35-year career as an Engineering Advisor at Eli Lilly and Company.