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Office of Undergraduate Education

BOILER BUZZ

January 14, 2025  |  Spring 2025 Issue 1

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MENTAL HEALTH MINUTE

A Self-Care Reminder

WHAT'S IN THIS NEWSLETTER?

 

 

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

 

 

 

 

 

TUE

1/14

7:30 pm – 8:30 pm

WALC 2051

PSEF Callout

 

 

7:30 pm – 8:30 pm

WALC 3087

PESC Callout

 

 

 

 

 

WED

1/15

5:30 pm

BHEE 129

Humanoids in Action

 

 

7:30 pm – 8:30 pm

WALC 2051

PSEF Callout

 

 

 

 

 

WED

1/22

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

RAWL 1086

PurdueTHINK Callout

 

 

7:30 pm – 9:00 pm

WALC 2088 & WALC 2051

Autonomous Motorsports Purdue Callout

 

 

9:00 pm – 10:00 pm

WALC 2051

PSEF Callout

 

 

 

 

 

THU

1/23

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

KRAN G016

PurdueTHINK Callout

 

 

7:30 pm – 9:00 pm

WALC 2088 & WALC 2051

Autonomous Motorsports Purdue Callout

 

 

 

 

 

SAT

1/25

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

ARMS Atrium

Women in Engineering Gala

 

 

 

 

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

Autonomous Motorsports Purdue Callout

January 22 and 23

7:30 pm – 9:00 pm

WALC 2088 and WALC 2051

 

Join Autonomous Motorsports Purdue (AMP) at our upcoming callout to learn about the exciting opportunities our team offers. As a member of AMP, you'll gain hands-on experience working on real-world autonomous driving projects while collaborating in student-led teams. Our goal is to educate students about the future of autonomous driving and inspire innovation through practical, cutting-edge challenges. We welcome students from all majors, whether your interests lie in engineering, programming, business, or exploring new technologies.

 

 

 

Humanoids in Action

Wednesday, January 15

5:30 pm in BHEE 129

 

Experience Purdue’s first-ever Humanoid Robot Showcase featuring the world’s most advanced humanoid robots, where you can talk to the lifelike Ameca robot and witness the Unitree G1 perform jaw-dropping stunts live. 

 

Free pizza!!

 

 

Maymester 2025 Study Abroad Valencia, Spain

 

Discover how Spanish agrifood entrepreneur companies operate and explore the influence of food properties and processing on product performance. Participants will immerse themselves in the Mediterranean culture and lifestyle, experiencing life as the locals do in Valencia.

 

This faculty-led global experience program consists of a 15-day three-unit course. This unique opportunity is designed to familiarize students with the operations of entrepreneurial agrifood companies in Spain and to demonstrate how product performance is achieved through technical concepts, environmental surveillance and embracing continuous innovation for sustainability keeping in mind work-life balance and the intersection with global health. The course includes visits to various agricultural fields and industries to observe processes and environmental conditions involved in the handling and production of food. Students are encouraged to connect current agrifood activities with their respective courses, i.e. technical and non-technical concepts.

 

 

PESC Applications – due January 15 at noon

 

The Purdue Engineering Student Council is excited to be accepting freshman applicants for our Spring 2025 class! PESC is a unique community of engaged and motivated engineers that give back to the Purdue community through career fairs, campus outreach, and many more fun events. Drop by our callout on Tuesday 1/14 from 7:30-8:30 in WALC 3087 to learn more about PESC and grab some free pizza!

 

Apply at https://docs.google.com/document/d/19jXI40GF6y70G8PyA81q_ISDMV5UA7fUZXQZT-1nAX4/edit?tab=t.0

 

For more info, follow @purdue_esc on Instagram or reach out to pesc@purdue.edu with questions.

 

 

PSEF Callout

Tuesday, January 14 from 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm in WALC 2051

Wednesday, January 15 from 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm in WALC 2051

Wednesday, January 22 from 9:00 pm – 10:00 pm in WALC 2051

 

We are a volunteer outreach organization dedicated to promoting engineering to young people and prospective students by sharing our authentic experiences and our passion for Purdue. Applications are due Jan. 24th! https://engineering.purdue.edu/PSEF/

 

 

PurdueTHINK Spring 2025 Applications are Open!

 

WHAT IS PurdueTHINK?

PurdueTHINK is a student-run consulting organization that brings together some of the university’s most ambitious individuals. We accept ANY major with ALL levels of experience. By leading projects with campus leadership, our members build essential professional skills, gain impactful strategy consulting experience, and help leave Purdue better than they found it.

 

INTERESTED?

PurdueTHINK Recruitment Timeline:

- Applications Open: Tuesday, January 14th

- Callout #1: Wednesday, January 22nd -> RAWL 1086 @ 7 - 8PM

- Callout #2 with Guest Speaker from BCG: Thursday, January 23rd -> KRAN G016 @ 7 - 8PM

- Applications Close: Saturday, January 25th @ 11:59PM

Applications can be found through our Instagram (@purduethink_) or at https://purduethink.com/

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Instagram: @purduethink_

LinkedIn: PurdueTHINK

Email: think@purdue.edu

Website: www.purduethink.com

 

 

Scope Consulting

 

Scope Consulting is student-run organization that prepares students for careers in consulting while working on real-life, impactful projects with non-profits, tech start-ups, and Fortune 500 clients. Scope is the most competitive consulting group on the Purdue campus with our alumni going to some of the prestigious companies consulting, technology, and financial companies.

 

Apply now at https://www.scopeje-consulting.com/

 

 

The Data Mine Projects

 

Three projects through The Data Mine still have space for this semester; you do not need any experience or skills in data science. These are primarily for students entering their third semester and above. These are small groups of students that work with companies or agencies on their data in relation to a project the company has developed. Specific directions on how to apply are below. For these projects, students do need to be US Citizens, US Nationals, or Permanent Residents.

 

Barrios (a NASA contractor): working with data science, data engineering, and systems integration:

https://projects.the-examples-book.com/projects/mission-integration-and-ops-data-solutioning/

 

2 projects with the State of Indiana's Management Performance Hub:

Both projects are with the Department of Corrections and the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute:

https://projects.the-examples-book.com/projects/assault-model-rebuild-department-of-correction/

https://projects.the-examples-book.com/projects/exploratory-analysis-jail-data/

 

 

Women in Engineering Gala

Saturday, January 25

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

ARMS Atrium

 

The Women in Engineering (WE) Gala event celebrates the achievements and community of Women Engineers at Purdue, and is the kickoff event for the 2025 WE Week. The Gala is themed ‘The Future is Female: Glamour and Glitter’, taking inspiration from the dazzling era of the Roaring 20’s. Agenda for this event includes keynote speakers, a fashion show, and dancing.

 

The WE Gala will occur on Saturday, January 25th, from 7-9 PM. Recommended dress code for this event is semi-formal to formal wear, but this is not required to attend. We highly encourage students to bring existing clothes back to campus after winter break. Attendees must RSVP by January 21st to attend the event, which can be found at bit.ly/wesogala2025.

 

MENTAL HEALTH MINUTE

 

Welcome Back! A Self-Care Reminder                  

                                                             

Welcome back! We hope you enjoyed your winter break and found time to rest, play, connect, and recharge. Thanks for choosing to be a part of the College of Engineering. We love seeing you back on campus! As we begin a new year and return to classes, we want to give you a gentle reminder to take care of yourself this semester.

 

Self-Care can often feel like something for which we do not have the time or energy. Self-care is commonly the first thing we forgo when our schedules get busy. At the start of another busy semester, we encourage you to make a list of the experiences and activities that brought you joy over break and make a commitment to continue to engage in at least some of them. 

Creating a list makes it easier to add self-care to our schedules. To perform at our highest level of thinking and to enhance our happiness, we need a balance of work and life. Self-care is productive! We encourage you to engage in at least one self-care activity each day. If you add self-care to your daily calendar, you are much more likely to engage in it.

 

If you are struggling with self-care or other mental well-being concerns and would like to talk to someone, come in to see the CoE CARES Hub therapist, Jennie Beutler, during daily walk-in “Let’s Talk” hours, ARMS 1251, Monday through Friday, 1 – 2 p.m. You can also schedule an initial brief screening appointment with Jennie here

 

STUDENT SUCCESS RESOURCES

 

See your advisor! They are one of your single best resources at Purdue.  When in doubt, start with your College of Engineering Academic Advisor!

 

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