HAMMOND — In response to demand for advanced practice nurses, Purdue University Calumet is poised to become a doctoral-granting university by participating in an innovative collaboration to offer a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program in northwest Indiana. “There is a significant need for more advanced practice nurses prepared at the doctoral level to provide […]
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MERRILLVILLE — A nonprofit environmental organization funded by the U.S. Department of Energy has selected six northwest Indiana communities to join a program that aims to significantly improve the environmental performance of municipal fleets. Officials at South Shore Clean Cities Inc. announced the following communities will participate in the Northwest Indiana Green Fleet program: Dyer,
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Franciscan Medical Specialists Sleep Lab donated two complete bedroom furniture sets to Gabriel’s Horn, which is a short-term shelter for homeless women in Valparaiso, Indiana. The bedroom sets included queen sized beds, frames, credenzas, lamps, night stands and bedding sets. The women of Gabriel’s Horn were very grateful to Franciscan Alliance and Franciscan Medical Specialists
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VALPARAISO — Cancer survivors can find out more about overcoming challenges such as learning to eat well and maintaining a healthy lifestyle throughout diagnosis and treatment from an expert in the field. “Eat Well, Live Well” is the first seminar in a new Cancer Survivorship Series presented by St. Mary Medical Center, 9 am to
OAK BROOK – First Folio Theatre (Mayslake Peabody Estate, 31st St. & Rt. 83), presents Shakespeare’s classic comedy THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR on its outdoor main stage situated on the scenic slopes of the historic Mayslake Peabody Estate. THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR previews July 9, opens Saturday, July 12 at 8:15 p.m., and
HAMMOND — Building an air conditioner, learning how airplanes fly, making and testing concrete, and gaining insights into how tall buildings are designed are in store for middle and high school students who participate in Purdue University Calumet’s Engineering Summer Camp July 21-25. Purdue Calumet and its Departments of Engineering are hosting the camp. The
After the successfull launch of the tablet beta version in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in April 2014, the second screen App called Layzapp (www.layzapp.com) is now available for smartphones and tablets worldwide. Whether current game results, bio‘s or background stories about locations and the tournament, Layzapp provides game-changing additional information to the current TV program
We are excited to let you know that this year’s US Open is going to feature unique, historic railcars that the team from Aberdeen Carolina & Western Railway has meticulously and lovingly restored just for this special event. The announcement is appended below. We thought this might make a great story to accompany coverage of
By Mark Miller First, I think the distinction in the opening paragraph is significant. Unfortunately, many leaders do not recruit talent, they select people. To select is to sort through applicants and choose the best one. To recruit is different; recruiting is… The process of identifying the most appropriate people for a specific role and
HAMMOND — Purdue University Calumet is hosting a program to help region residents become more job- and career-marketable. The 27th annual Working Smarter to be Job Marketable program is scheduled at 6 p.m., Tuesday, June 24 in Alumni Hall of Purdue Calumet’s Student Union & Library. Individuals searching for a job, others concerned about their
