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• Purdue Calumet professor’s biography is published
• Purdue Calumet’s Upward Bound program funded for 5 years by U.S. Dept. of Education
• It took 16 years, but Highland resident has persevered to graduate
• Munster father & daughter continue family tradition of Purdue graduates
• Purdue Calumet engineering student has made most of opportunities
• Class of 813 spring graduates to be honored at Sunday (5/20) Commencement Exercises
• Purdue Calumet Riley Child Center accepting applications for summer camp
• Parents can learn how to help their children succeed at May 26 conference
• Purdue Calumet students honored for outstanding service & contributions
• 19 Purdue Calumet students named to ’Who’s Who. . .’
• 5 Purdue Calumet students inducted into Psychology honor society
• Purdue Calumet appoints School of Management Dean
• Purdue Calumet students claim two first place awards in IS competition
• Purdue Calumet names mechatronics lab after Glenwood, Ill. business owners
• Purdue Calumet professor to preview NATO Summit, May 14
• Purdue Calumet TRIO event May 17 to assist disadvantaged students
• RSVP deadline for parent technology workshop is Tuesday (5/2)
• Purdue Calumet / Griffith student named Indiana Student Employee of the Year
• Purdue Trustees promote 10 Purdue Calumet faculty
• Purdue Calumet residence hall earns ’School of the Year’ honor at Indiana conference
• HS students, parents, industry invited to Purdue Calumet Technology Day, 4/26
• Purdue Calumet performing Broadway favorites April 27-29
• Advancing technology is focus of Purdue Calumet CIVS Student Research Showcase 4/26
• Purdue Calumet engineering students 3rd in international NASA ’Great Moonbuggy Race’
• Purdue Calumet ’Celebrating American Culture Forged in Steel’ April 21
• Encouraging an ethical corporate governance culture discussed 4/25 at Purdue Calumet
• ’Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Thursday (4/19)
• 16 Purdue Calumet students to be inducted into engineering technology honor society
• Dreaming-related philosophy to be discussed at Purdue Calumet April 18
• Purdue Calumet professor/Crown Point resident to discuss energy technologies April 19
• Purdue Calumet hosts Engineering Summer Program for pre-college students, June 11-29
• 20 Purdue Calumet students earn research awards
• Valparaiso student elected president of Purdue Calumet Student Government Association
• First Annual Media Fair
• Purdue Calumet introduces Environmental Forum; region challenges discussed 4/17
• New degree at PUC designed to address complex, 21st century workplace challenges
• Hammond PUC marriage and family therapy student earns prestigious research award
• Indiana poet laureate coming to Purdue Calumet April 3
• 177 Purdue Calumet students to present scholarly research projects 3/29-30
• Prepare Your Taxes Anywhere, Anytime with Mobile Tax
• Keon uses his PUC installation to focus on university’s future
• PUC Water Institute hosts first-ever World Water Day Summit Thursday (3/22)
• Purdue Calumet registration for Maymester, summer & fall terms begins Friday (3/23)
• Mercury can be reduced from waste water discharge to satisfy GLI criteria, scientists report
• PUC’s Educational Talent Search receives $1,000 grant from Walmart Foundation
• PUC students earn ADDY advertising competition awards
• Visit and ’View Purdue Calumet’ Thursday (3/22)
• Installation of PUC Chancellor Thomas Keon is March 20
• ’Smart Patient’ awareness program is April 4 at Purdue Calumet ALC
• High schools teams vie in TEAMS engineering competition at PUC Tuesday (3/6)
• Hanover Central, HAST joining Purdue Calumet dual credit partnership
• Purdue Calumet hosting SAT/ACT prep sessions beginning Monday (3/5)
• Purdue Calumet professor’s play to be performed in New York Feb. 17-19
• PUC hosting ’Visit Day’ Friday (2/17) for prospective computing & graphics tech students
• Register by March 2 for professional engineers’ law & ethics continuing ed course at PUC
• African-American middle schoolers to learn about college Friday (2/10) at PUC
• ‘Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Thursday (2/16)
• Purdue Calumet reports spring term enrollment of 9,585
• PUC grad to discuss his nation-building work in Balkans & Afghanistan Thursday (2/9)
• Get help filling out FAFSA financial aid form at ’College Goal Sunday’ Feb. 12
• PUC’s Riley Child Center maintains top quality rating
• Free entrepreneurs’ coaching session for aspiring ’Big Sell’ competitors is Feb. 8
• 483 degrees awarded to fall graduates
• Purdue Calumet celebrates 2012 Chinese New Year
• Explore The South Shore II: Event To Educate South Shore Residents On Local Arts And Culture
• 1,199 students recognized for 2011 fall semester Dean’s List
• Purdue Calumet certified as StormReady University
• PUC management students achieve #1 world ranking in simulated business competition
• LAUW pledging/gifts up 25 percent at Purdue Calumet
• Spring 2012 Registration Update
• Register by Feb. 10 for professional engineers’ law & ethics continuing ed course at PUC
• Purdue Calumet celebrates legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., Jan. 23-27
• Purdue Calumet 2011 year in review
• PUC Postpones Academic Trip to Cuba
• Jan. 20 is registration deadline for engineering licensure exam prep course
• Better business through search engine optimization
• Jan. 6 is admission application deadline for new Purdue Calumet students
• $3,000 grant awarded to Munster management information systems professor
• Glenview, IL professor earns Six Sigma Black Belt for quality
• Munster communication professor goes global
• $28,500 sub-grant awarded to Naperville, IL professor
• Munster engineering professor appointed to iron and steel technology foundation board
• Hammond professor is president-elect of humanist sociology organization
• Munster professor earns State of Indiana French Teacher of the Year
• Entrepreneurs invited to pitch start-up business ideas in 2nd annual &rsquoBig Sell’ competition
• PUC students place 3rd in national packaging machinery design contest
• PUC Vocal Company to perform annual holiday concert Dec. 11
• PUC hosts one-act play Tuesday (11/29) about Holocaust hero
• PUC profs contribute to study that equine industry impacts Indiana economy by $2+ billion
• 91-year-old Purdue Calumet student stays young using his mind
• 2 PUC marriage and family therapy graduates receive prestigious fellowships
• City of Hammond honors PUC New Student Orientation Leaders
• PUC begins national search for athletic director
• Purdue Calumet MBAE students reach out to Gary shelter
• U.S. Fleet Forces Command Master Chief to keynote PUC Veterans Day program Nov. 11
• PUC awards $20,600 in research grants to 62 students
• UPS Foundation awards $5,000 grant to PUC Educational Talent Search
• Ex-Highland resident & his company contribute $75,000+ to PUC construction program
• PUC multi-cultural program focuses on ’Holidays Around the World’ Nov. 5
• Visit and ’View Purdue Calumet’ Saturday, Nov. 12
• Free PUC seminar Nov. 3 to offer hints & advice for starting a business
• ’Marketing Yourself in a Tough Economy’ to be discussed 10/24 at Purdue Calumet
• Tuesday (10/18) is deadline to register for PUC evidence-based nursing practice conference
• PUC invites public to Oct. 21 open house of expanded, cutting edge research center
• ’Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Oct. 20
• Workshop to help couples improve their relationship is Oct. 22
• Pharmaceutical contaminant removal is focus of Oct. 25 PUC Water Institute
• News anchor-rancher-businessman Bill Kurtis to discuss ’Eating for the Earth’ Oct. 12
• 2 awards for PUC student-produced documentary about dark side of Internet technology
• Observing Constitution Day
• 22 Purdue Calumet alumni to be recognized 9/22 during Alumni Leaders Day
• Purdue Calumet enrollment is 9,786
• Women’s suffrage movement is focus of PUC Constitution Day program Monday (9/19)
• Purdue Calumet hosts college fair Sept. 21
• Family fun and enrichment at PUC’s ’Back to School Saturday,’ Sept. 24
• ’Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Sept. 15
• PUC professor to discuss implications of U.S. debt crisis, Sept. 15
• Public invited to offer comments in PUC continuing nursing accreditation process
• Purchase tickets in advance for PUC-hosted Chinese Moon Festival, Saturday (9/10)
• 20 PUC students expand cultural horizons in Spain during study abroad program
• 4 receive Purdue Calumet 2010-11 Outstanding Faculty Awards
• PUC’s Educational Talent Search program receives federal refunding
• Learn for the fun of it at Purdue Calumet’s ’Friday University’ Sept. 16 & 23
• Small businesses can benefit from Purdue Calumet SBI consulting services
• Back to School for Hammond - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• PUC plans festive welcome for students to ’community of scholars’ Thursday (8/25)
• PUC engineering students seek project recommendations from employers
• Monday (8/1) is admission application deadline for new Purdue Calumet students
• Local universities to host Veterans Career Transition Fair 8/5
• $300,000 grant enables PUC to expand its submarine simulation project
• Registration is first-come, first-served for new, white collar crime program this fall at PUC
• Fortune magazine lists PUC’s Executive MBA program as national value
• Operation Rescue picnic to benefit veterans, service members and families (8/6)
• Aug. 1 is admission application deadline for new Purdue Calumet students
• ’Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet July 21
• PUC ’Big Sell’ business plan course for aspiring entrepreneurs is July 18, 20 & 22
• PUC teaches Gavit Middle School students about engineering & technology careers
• ’Working Smarter’ registration deadline continued to Monday (6/27)
• The Chicago Land Music Conference
• 1,083 students distinguished for 2011 spring semester Dean’s List
• PUC student receives 4 scholarships, demonstrates entrepreneurial spirit
• ’Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Thursday (6/16)
• University Village Hall Council of PUC wins national award
• 2 PUC employees recognized for ’Going the Extra Mile with a Smile’
• PUC golf outing to benefit student, athlete scholarships
• PUC to offer discovery, interactivity with summer camp
• United Way to honor 3 PUC faculty/staff members for successful pledge drive
• 5 recognized as ’Outstanding’ Purdue Calumet employees
• PUC experiential learning class returns to national advertising competition
• PUC offering creative Spanish writing workshop this summer
• PUC Professor to speak at international conference (5/30)
• 12 PUC students inducted into national marketing honor society
• Purdue Calumet 2nd summer session begins June 13
• Friday (5/27) is deadline to enroll in PUC summer high school engineering program
• PUC students, staff receive awards
• INTERNET OUTAGE TONIGHT
• Class of 789 graduates honored during PUC Commencement Exercises Sunday (5/22)
• ’Reality Store’ Friday (5/27) at PUC to help middle schoolers with financial realities of life
• Hammond physics graduation candidate experiences research
• Public hearing on proposed Purdue tuition & fees to be broadcast at PUC Friday (5/27)
• Alabama student accelerates through Purdue Calumet engineering program
• Chinese scholar masters English, American culture to succeed
• Graduating Gary husband & wife have inspired each other
• Purdue Calumet helped Munster graduate realize his potential
• It’ll be quite a celebration for this Griffith family
• Class of 789 spring graduates to be honored at Sunday (5/22) Commencement Exercises
• PUC hosts summer writing camp for junior high students
• 14 Purdue Calumet students gain ’Who’s Who’ selection
• Researchers present lab findings that could help reduce industrial discharges into Great Lakes
• Rabbi to discuss effort to rejuvenate Judaism after WWII Tuesday (5/3) at PUC
• 15 PUC students inducted into national engineering technology honor society
• Purdue Trustees promote 13 Purdue Calumet faculty
• PUC professor to discuss ’Crisis in the Middle East’ May 3
• 200 Twenty-First Century Scholars to be honored Sunday (5/1)
• Prof/prankster Twitter author to speak at PUC writing awards ceremony Thursday (4/28)
• PUC students make a difference in the Dominican Republic over spring break
• PUC announces 2011 Student Research Award recipients
• 2 PUC marriage and family therapy grad students receive prestigious awards
• Free Couples Enhancement Workshop is May 6
• Limited seats remain for PUC/ IUN-hosted child abuse program for nurses, April 29
• Region native/ former PBS journalist to discuss technology impact on media 4/27 at PUC
• Purdue Calumet to expand dual credit program to Lake Central HS
• PUC hosts 5K Ramp Run/Walk Saturday (4/23)
• Visit and ’View Purdue Calumet’ Friday (4/22)
• PUC hosts financial literacy event Tuesday (4/19)
• Purdue Calumet students place 5th in NASA’s ’Great Moonbuggy Race’
• Register for PUC summer classes Tuesday (4/19) at ALC in south Lake County
• PUC helps support free parent conference & resource fair Saturday (4/16)
• ’Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Thursday (4/14)
• Bulgarian Holocaust documentary, ’Empty Boxcars,’ presented Monday (4/11) at PUC
• City of Hammond & Purdue Calumet to partner in sports complex development
• PUC to ’build community’ through multi-cultural program Saturday (4/9)
• 2011 Indiana State Science Olympiad Tournament Results
• PUC program Wednesday to enhance awareness about organ donation (4/6)
• Program focuses on teacher beliefs & African-American student engagement (4/6)
• 194 PUC students to present research projects on campus Thursday-Friday (3/31-4/1)
• Purdue Calumet’s CIVS helps NIPSCO Bailly save $1.9 million
• Purdue Calumet offering topical summer courses
• K-12 education to be diagnosed Monday (3/28) at Purdue Calumet
• ISSA to Tour Panduit Headquarters
• PUC Stark-Tinkham Writing Contest gearing up for 38th year
• March 26 ’Big Sell’ entrepreneurs’ competition invites residents to attend & vote
• PUC offering Becker CPA Exam Review Program Saturdays, starting 6/11
• 15 nominated for Purdue Calumet Outstanding Faculty Awards; comments due by April 1
• Economics professor selected to present 2nd annual PUC Faculty Lecture
• Purdue Calumet hosts finals of Indiana Science Olympiad, April 2
• Purdue Calumet is raising the bar of student success
• PUC students ’experience technology’
• PUC students take first place in international script writing competition
• PUC recognizes 157 ’outstanding’ students
• PUC professor to discuss Middle East tension in Bahrain Monday (3/7)
• One-man Shakespeare & Moliere theatre show comes to PUC (3/11)
• Prof. Kamalipour’s 14th book, other Purdue Calumet faculty/staff news
• Munster professor’s book offers perspectives on controversial 2009 Iranian demonstrations
• Merrillville professor receives Fulbright Scholar Award
• Munster administrator appointed director of graduate studies
• Munster instructor specialist develops course & CD for fitness professionals
• Porter resident heads NW Indiana Small Business Development Center
• Indiana horse industry owners, employers & employees urged to partake in equine study
• Teachers can apply now for summer camp designed to interest students in sciences
• Anti-immigration documentary ’9500 Liberty’ presented 3/2 at PUC
• Start-up companies can hire PUC summer interns at fraction of cost
• Coaching session is March 3 for ’Big Sell’ entrepreneurship competitors
• U.S. Veteran Affairs official/former Black Hawk helicopter pilot to speak at PUC March 2
• PUC Riley Child Center receives ’Path to Quality’ top level rating
• 2 PUC employees recognized for ’Going the Extra Mile with a Smile’
• Purdue Calumet TRIO fundraisers scheduled to assist disadvantaged students
• Purdue Calumet reports spring term enrollment of 9,524
• White Lodging, NABHOOD co-sponsor $3,000 scholarship for PUC hospitality students
• Purdue Calumet holding stuffed animal drive Monday (2/14)
• Get help filling out FAFSA financial aid form at ’College Goal Sunday’ Feb. 20
• Purdue Calumet to dedicate The International Concourse Feb. 16
• 300 African American middle schoolers to learn about college Friday (2/11) at PUC
• Learn how to apply for college financial aid Wednesday (2/9) at PUC
• Feb. 3 CIVS breakfast postponed
• Registration deadline for engineering licensure exam prep course is extended to 2/2
• Got a start-up business idea? Applications being accepted for ‘The Big Sell’ competition
• Celebrating ‘Yesterday’s Dream, Today’s Reality’ 1/26 & 27 at PUC
• PUC computing system down maintenance midnight, Saturday (1/22) to noon, Sunday (1/23).
• Jan. 28 is registration deadline for engineering licensure exam prep course
• PUC announces first Hospitality and Tourism Management ‘Executive in Residence’
• ‘Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Thursday (1/20)
• Longtime former PUC b-ball assistant Tom Linger to be honored Saturday (1/22)
• Outstanding teacher, scholar and service award nominations sought by February 7, 2011
• 1,176 students recognized for 2010 fall semester Dean’s List
• Tuesday (1/18) is deadline to register for historical ’Journey to Atlanta’ Feb. 24-27
• PUC students volunteer at Bears’ games to support service trip to Dominican Republic
• Highlighting 2010 at Purdue Calumet
• PUC Center for Science & Technology Education partners with Kentucky middle schoolers
• Purdue Calumet technology students fare well in packaging competition
• Fall class of 507 honored at Purdue Calumet Commencement Exercises Tuesday (12/14)
• Campus is open Monday (12/13)
• Michigan City graduate understands what it takes
• The Purdue Calumet Hammond campus and its Academic Learning Center in Merrillville remain open Monday (12/13). Final exams will take place as scheduled. Please exercise caution in decisions to travel to campus.
• Class of 568 fall graduates to be honored at Tuesday (12/14) Commencement Exercises
• Munster resident eager to ‘save the world’
• Purdue Calumet Student Affairs Vice Chancellor announces retirement
• PUC students gain #1 ranking in worldwide, simulated business competition
• Late Professor John Maniotes honored
• Historical ‘Journey to Atlanta’ planned Feb. 24-27
• A Christmas Story Comes Home Exhibit
• A Christmas Story Comes Home - Festival Weekend
• Deadline for ‘The Big Sell’ entrepreneurship competition extended to March 26
• PUC honors 6 ‘Experiential Learning Exemplary Community Partners’
• Purdue Calumet to advance wind energy education with $749,853 federal grant
• Purdue Calumet Theatre Company presents ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’, 11/28; 12/3-4
• Spring term admission & registration pace is brisk; ‘don’t procrastinate’–PUC officials
• ‘View Purdue Calumet’ visitation program is Dec. 2
• Downtown Hammond revamp on the way
• 'A Christmas Story' exhibit brings special events
• Important change to your e-mail account
• Hammond maps business-luring strategy
• Former bar bounces back as physical therapy clinic
• Purdue Calumet receives $486,281 federal grant to strengthen emergency preparedness
• Spring Semester Registration Update – 11/8
• Holiday fun in Hammond begins this month
• Purdue Calumet has key connection to Chilean mine rescue
• Orak Shrine Circus' five-day run starts Nov. 24 in Hammond
• Entries are sought for What I Want for Christmas contest
• 'A Christmas Story' animated exhibit back at welcome site
• McDermott: Park improvements on the horizon
• Rehabbed home given new life
• Entries accepted for 'Christmas Story' ugly lamp contest
• Hammond puts first federal rehabbed residence for sale
• PUC hosts Industrial Job & Resource Fair Oct. 29
• ‘The World on a String’ celebrated at PUC Nov. 6
• PUC New Chancellor Search Announced
• Spring semester registration begins Oct. 29; register early!
• Former Commander in Iraq to speak at PUC Veterans Day program Nov. 11
• ‘Bowling Across America…’ author discusses his book Nov. 9 at PUC
• Persons with Disabilities Invited to Apply for Complementary Paratransit Services
• Yard Waste
• Robertsdale Walmart speeds ahead
• Shrine Circus' five-day run starts Nov. 24 in Hammond
• Hammond Library offers tutoring
• Hammond seeking floats, marchers for annual Holiday Parade
• ‘Healing Circles’ suicide survivors support groups to meet Thursday (10/21)
• Residents invited to view dramatic film, ‘The White Ribbon,’ Oct. 22
• Older adults suicide expert to address 11/4 conference; registration deadline is 10/28
• Entrepreneurs invited to pitch start-up business ideas in ‘The Big Sell’ competition
• Expert to discuss experiential learning in transitioning from college to work world, Oct. 27
• Whiting connects with Hammond water system
• Purdue Calumet honors Gene Keady as 1st 'Honorary Peregrine'
• Powers/Purdue Calumet Golf Outing deadline is June 21
• PUC youth volleyball camp & golf clinic begin June 28
• PUC Fitness Center hosts 4-mile run training seminar series, beginning Sept. 7
• Chancellor Howard Cohen announces he will step down in June, 2011
• ‘Parent University’ offered Sept. 18 for parents to help their children succeed in school
• Purdue Calumet INSIGHT online Fall 2010 now available
• PUC business start-up course for aspiring entrepreneurs is Sept. 30, Oct. 7 & 14
• Purdue Calumet fall enrollment is 9,807
• Purdue Calumet initiates ‘Experiences for a Lifetime’ marketing campaign
• Purdue Calumet increases watchfulness following 10/5 shootings in Lowell, Beecher
• Grayling Gordon appointed men’s basketball coach
• Visit and ‘View Purdue Calumet’ Saturday, Oct. 16
• 8/6 Powers-Purdue Calumet Golf Invitational is sold out
• Cyber security as shared responsibility to be discussed Oct. 20 at PUC
• 14-year coaching veteran to head PUC men’s basketball program
• IU Northwest, Ivy Tech join Purdue Calumet as NWI Small Business Dev. Center sponsors
• 3 fitness majors receive scholarships
• Oct. 28 fitness seminar focuses on preparation for 4-mile road race
• PUC Fitness Center named official SilverSneakers Fitness site for older adults
• Just Posted: 2011 Pampered Woman Show Vendor Application
• Hammond Community Corporation grant applications now availalbe
• City, development group take over Purdue incubator
• City of Hammond Child Care Assistance Program
• Radio-controlled airplane show scheduled Saturday in Hessville
• Walmart completes purchase of Robertsdale property
• Housing Authority rehabbing Humphrey senior building
• Some want NIPSCO rate hike probed in wake of IURC scandal
• Support for Wolf Lake beach ebbs
• More lights on the horizon for Hammond neighborhoods
• South Shore Arts presents exhibit on region industry
• October abounds with events in Hammond
• Region residents take Wheel for a spin
• Hammond Fire Department holds open house Saturday
• Hammond Tech alumni, faculty honored
• Time Out For Reading event follows successful Literacy Palooza
• Robertsdale Walmart work could start before winter
• Hammond will fight NIPSCO rate
• Recreation leads to new homes?
• Federal funds to aid community center, shelter
• Hammond is breaking ground on single-family housing today
• Seniors step out for prom in Hammond
• Senior artists' work on display at Hammond Main Library
• In the market for a bridge?
• Mayor to address North Hammond residents Thursday night
• NFL holding kids competition in Hammond on Saturday
• Hammond 'can't afford to wait' on 911 dispatch consolidation
• Northcote Bridge revamp endorsed
• Hammond begins budget study Monday
• 2010 Trick-or-Treat Hours
• More homeowners to get energy grants
• Commission OKs Pulaski Park revamp
• Applications now being taken for 2011 Hammers for Hearts week
• ESG and CDBG Applications now available
• Turning a radio station around
• Budget proposal headed to Hammond City Council shortly
• BP awards $50K to PUC Center for Innovation
• Fall fire hydrant flushing starts Monday in Robertsdale area
• Hammond Academy of Science and Technology opens
• Mayor to help celebrate new pediatrician in Hammond
• Resurrection of iconic bank building waits for new owner
• 2011 Budget Proposal Released
• Have you seen our Playaways?
• New items on the Web Site
• Help support the library
• Governor, Northwest Indiana Officials Break Ground On Final Stage Of Little Calumet River Project
• Youth Embarking on a Unique Fund Raising "Drive", Driving Coast to Coast for $11
• Kaplan College’s Hammond Campus Launches Dental Assistant Program

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