Purdue Polytechnic in Anderson entered this year's EVGrandPrix with two karting teams rather than last year's one, and have built an infrastructure for future expansion of this engaging program:
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Purdue Polytechnic Anderson honored by Madison County Chamber
Purdue Polytechnic in Anderson was recently recognized for its 40-year anniversary as a Madison County Chamber member.
Webster wins third SME Distinguished Faculty Advisor Award
Purdue Polytechnic in New Albany's own Rustin Webster has just clinched a third award from the Society of Manufacturing Engineers for a stellar history in supporting student development. Read about it here:
Building community across Purdue—finding belonging in Columbus
Whether its organizing outreach events as a team or supporting one another over the holidays, Purdue Polytechnic's statewide sites like Columbus are profound example of the Boilermaker spirit across all of Indiana:
Pumpkin Chunking event at New Albany provides fun, engagement for local students
Purdue Polytechnic in New Albany just hosted their ever-popular (and importantly, very messy) Pumpkin Chunking event for 2024. See what they got up to this year!
Purdue Polytechnic in New Albany makes good showing at event, introduces kids to tech behind their favorite vehicles
Purdue Polytechnic in New Albany just had an immensely successful outreach event, interacting with around 2,000 youngsters exploring trucks, all-electric karts and more in Louisville, KY.
Samsung, Stellantis joint venture provides tech opportunities for Purdue, Kokomo students
The new, massive electric vehicle battery producer in Kokomo means great things for Purdue Polytechnic students, both from our statewide location in Kokomo and from elsewhere, who want to get hands-on experience in the EV industry. Read more:
Purdue Polytechnic in Anderson, New Albany faculty awarded at first-ever Festival of Teaching and Learning
Several of our professors from locations around Indiana were recognized at Purdue's inaugural Teaching and Learning Awards:
Barber-Dansby joins Duke, NSF-funded program to study inclusive computing education
Fay Barber-Dansby from Purdue Polytechnic in Anderson just became a two-year fellow on a team led by Duke University—she'll be studying ways to make computing education more inclusive for coming generations. Find out more:
Monica Robison
Describe your potential job duties
As a Service Engineer for Accelera by Cummins, my focus will be to investigate and understand electrified bus systems while documenting and recommending appropriate corrective actions for product issues.
In what ways did the Polytechnic and/or Purdue help make you uniquely qualified for your new job?