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August 24, 2021

Faculty/Staff Recognized as Outstanding Engineering Teachers

Fall 2020 introduced new teacher evaluation survey questions, including 10 quantitative questions regarding instruction, on a 5-point scale. EPICS and VIP students were surveyed on instructional aspects relevant to experiential courses. Individual teacher averages are calculated across these quantitative measures.

These faculty, lecturers and other staff who taught Engineering classes had rounded up averages of 4.6 or more in undergraduate or graduate classes with enrollments of 10 and above and 50% or higher response rates based on student evaluations from courses taught in Engineering in spring 2021.
April 23, 2021

Troy Tonner, Chaela Minor: College recognizes top students during Spring Awards Banquet

“Regardless of whether you win, your nomination puts you in rare air, in the company of the very best in our college,” said Plaut. “I know that you have worked hard for this and hard for the things you believe in. Whether you are being recognized for academic excellence, leadership or mentoring, you have made a difference.”
April 6, 2021

Professor Mohit Verma: Purdue professor tackles bovine respiratory disease with over $1 million in grant support

“Bovine respiratory disease is a complex syndrome with multiple infectious agents, including bacteria and viruses,” Verma said. “And the emergence of antibiotic resistance has definitely complicated this issue. But I feel confident we can develop biosensors that can be used in the field that determine which pathogen is present. Biosensors are low-cost and user-friendly. Since our biosensors incorporate most of the complexity within the device, users will require minimal training. With support from FFAR and our industrial partners we will be able to create a diagnostic solution that will reduce losses, improve productivity and reduce the spread of antibiotic resistance.”
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