Jasmine Gonzalvo, clinical professor of pharmacy practice explains how the Center for Health Equity and Innovation within the College of Pharmacy increases access to health care using innovative, evidence-based, and sustainable strategies to improve health outcomes for disparate populations, locally and globally. You’ll find out about early projects that centered around the social determinants of health, such as innovative models of care, social support, person-centered care, and more.

Explore each of Purdue’s athletic complexes through this self-guided 360 degree tour. There are 16 areas for you to see—get a close up of Keady Court, go inside the locker room at Folk Field, check out the student-athletes study spaces in the Brees Academic Center, and much more.

Kevin Mumford, associate professor of economics and Kozuch Director of the Purdue University Research Center in Economics (PURCE) examines the evidence on the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the government response. National measures including deaths, GDP growth, unemployment, stock market returns, and government tax revenue will provide the context needed to predict the long-lasting effects of this pandemic on occupations, education, and the size of government.

February 14, 2021—The college deans have recorded two-minute updates about their colleges. Their individual recordings have been combined into one video to replicate the “Breakfast with the Deans” event, which is presented each year by the President’s Council in Naples, Florida.

February 14, 2021—Each February, President Daniels shares a University update during the President’s Council Annual Dinner in Naples, Florida. This year, since we’re not able to be together in person, he has recorded a special address.

Take a tour of the Black Cultural Center and learn more about the features and architecture of this beautiful building built in 1999.

Initially broadcast during Homecoming 2020, this video shares the exciting developments in the Discovery Park District covering Convergence (for businesses), Continuum (housing for faculty, staff, and the community), Provenance residential village, and other exciting projects coming down the pike.

In the era of COVID-19 campus disruptions, this timely course covers trends, research, and programming that enhances college student well-being and resilience. The Purdue Steps to Leaps program comprehensively builds skills around well-being, grit, networks, leadership, and impact.

Dance troupes from across campus created a special showcase for the President’s Council family. Featuring: Purdue Goldusters, Jahari Dance Troupe, Purdue Golden Girl, Purdue Latin & Ballroom Dance Team, and Higher Ground Dance Company.

Did you miss the launch in October? Watch the recording and become a part of this special group of women who will motivate, uplift, and connect with students, alumnae, and friends of Purdue.