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Hosted by techiestoday@purdue.edu · education · EN · 22 episodes
A podcast about Purdue Polytechnic, one of the 10 academic colleges at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
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techiestoday@purdue.edu hosts Purdue Polytechnic: Techies Today, a education show with 22 episodes published.
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Episode #21
<p>To achieve real-world impact, modern research usually takes a village — that is, researchers from multiple disciplines. Justin Yang, associate dean, discusses the evolution of our college’s research impact areas into action-oriented centers and his goal to support professors as they balance use-inspired research with teaching.</p> <p>See this episode's hotlinks at our website: polytechnic.purdue.edu/podcast</p>
Episode #20
<p>Purdue Polytechnic, a college known for hands-on teaching & learning, needed a stronger research portfolio. Gary Bertoline, distinguished professor and former dean, helped professors start doing in research what they already did incredibly well in teaching: to apply theory to practical, real-world situations. It’s called use-inspired research.</p> <p>See this episode's hotlinks at our website: polytechnic.purdue.edu/podcast</p>
Episode #19
<p>Purdue Polytechnic, known before 2015 as the College of Technology, has disciplines that look at times like engineering, computer science & management—which, former dean Gary Bertoline says, makes it difficult to understand our unique role. He recalls creating a future-forward plan to redefine & differentiate the college.</p> <p>See this episode's hotlinks at our website: polytechnic.purdue.edu/podcast</p>
Episode #18
<p>Equity is not about treating everybody the same. John Gates, Purdue’s vice provost for diversity and inclusion, says it’s is about providing people what they need to succeed, even if that means treating people differently—and what we do innately in our lives is what we should do in our classrooms and offices.</p> <p>See this episode's hotlinks at our website: polytechnic.purdue.edu/techiestoday</p>
Episode #17
<p>Mike Reckowsky, director of industry relations in Purdue Polytechnic, says companies that sponsor students’ senior capstone projects receive working prototypes that address real-world problems. See students’ unique problem-solving abilities on display during our Tech Expo, and learn why your company should partner with our college.</p> <p>See this episode's hotlinks at our website: polytechnic.purdue.edu/techiestoday</p>
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