Hayley Grisez, a 2023 graduate of Engineering Technology Teacher Education coached students to first place at the high school-level evGrand Prix World Championship.

Pedro Acevedo successfully defended his dissertation, and will now have a faculty role at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Read about how he is moving the needle on immersive VR in the world of education:

“This is more than a relaunch,” said Nathan Hartman, IN-MaC's director. “It’s a recommitment to doing what Indiana does best—making things—and ensuring we’re ready for what’s next.”

Purdue students in the electrical design for commercial buildings course in Indianapolis got a firsthand look at how multidisciplinary teams bring commercial buildings to life, thanks to a guest panel of industry professionals:

Meet Shamima Mithun, a professor at Â鶹¾«Æ· in Indianapolis who is teaching innovative approaches to AI and language processing:

Diana McKenzie left Purdue and entered the workforce when things were very different; not only did many people not know how to use a computer in the workplace—they were also totally unused to seeing any genuine variety among corporate leadership. Read about how McKenzie trailblazed a path for women leading in technology:

Joseph Pabst has had an illustrious career in the near-30 years since he first came to Purdue. With his new venture, he sets his sights even higher on a self-started entrepreneurial project. Read Joseph's incredible story of small steps to giant leaps:

We were glad to host visiting women from Tajikistan, all of whom are part of the Congressional Office of International Leadership. Read more to see their interests in recruiting women in their own higher education institutions, and what facilities they explored during their visit to Purdue Polytechnic:

Purdue Polytechnic's Indiana Manufacturing Competitiveness Center just hosted a big group over two days to plan for the future of two massive (and still growing) programs that bring hands-on workforce preparedness to new generations:

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