Janet Bloch Takes Helm at Lubeznik

MICHIGAN CITY – A changing of the guard at Michigan City’s Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA) was announced. Janet Bloch, long-standing Director of Education at the Center, has been named to replace Erika Hanner outgoing LCA executive director, according to LCA Board President, Nick Bridge. “We are very confident in Janet’s ability and commitment to the […]

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Logistics Summit to feature Global Connections

INDIANAPOLIS – The 2016 Indiana Logistics Summit to feature Global Connections at the Indiana Convention Center on Nov. 16-17 during the region’s premier logistics conference, co-hosted by Purdue University, the Ports of Indiana and Conexus Indiana. With presentations on Quebec’s $9 billion maritime strategy, the new Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, the importance of Cultural Intelligence in international

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Ken Burns Visiting Purdue

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. –  Award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns visiting Purdue to speak about “The American Experience” at a 6:30 p.m. lecture Sept. 22 in Purdue University‘s Elliott Hall of Music. The talk, which will cover the enduring greatness and importance of the United States in the course of human events, is free and open to

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FLM Adds to Board of Advisors

COLUMBUS, OH – FLM adds to board of advisors. FLM+, a hybrid strategic consulting, marketing and communications company, announced the addition of Dr. Michelle Haven, Gregg Halverson and Randy Marten to their Board of Advisors. With the formation of Zoetis – formerly Pfizer Animal Health – in 2013, Dr. Michelle Haven was named senior VP

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NSF Grant to Fund STEM Research

WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue University‘s College of Education was awarded $2 million in grant funding from the National Science Foundation for the project “Using Principles of Design to Advance Teacher Education.” As part of the project, faculty from the colleges of Education, Engineering and Science will work directly with 240 undergraduate students studying elementary education

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