1. Engagement at Purdue: Building on Unparalleled Success June 15, 2016
Steve Abel
Associate Provost for Engagement

2. Community Development
Purdue Engagement
Economic Development
Quality of Life
Community Development
2016 Strategic Plan Focus
We have a new strategic plan – best way to say that?

3. Purdue Engagement Programs
Colleges/
Schools
Purdue
Extension
Purdue Conferences
Continuing Education
PCRD
(SBDC, EDA
Center)
P-12
I-STEM
Service Learning
Senior Programs
Motorsports
M-STEM
Indianapolis
IPFW, PNW

4. Purdue: Impact Maker
Please replace this with the new one.

5. P-12 Purdue presence in 2,300 of 2,700 Indiana schools
Academic programming for 199,000 students
Professional development for 6,100 teachers
Signature programs
I-STEM
65% of students are free-reduced lunch (state average 48%)
Enhanced standardized test scores in science, math, and English/language arts
M-STEM (motorsports)
25% URM
51% female students
Updated P-12 Portal
System-wide program information
Resources for students, teachers, administrators, parents
Need a new picture

6. Community Development
Over 11,000 educational presentations
Over 650,000 participants
Over 2,500 community events
Over 745,000 participants
800,000 Indiana citizens received food assistance
Need a new picture for community events. Multicultural is good.

7. Hometown Collaboration Initiative
Initiative Impacts – Measuring Community Engagement

8. Hometown Collaboration Initiative
Initiative Impacts – Measuring Community Engagement

9. Conferences
650 conferences per year
70,000 participants
32 countries

10. Student service Learning Grants
Add 200 per year under

11. Scholarship of Engagement
Fellows Program Extended System Wide in
Morgan Hynes – West Lafayette, Engineering Education: Broadening Contexts to Motivate Engagement in Engineering
Klein Ileleji – West Lafayette, Agricultural & Biological Engineering: Application of International Expertise to Local Indiana Communities
Aaron Patton – West Lafayette, Horticulture & Landscape Architecture: Development and Creation of a “First Edition” Turf Doctor App
Nila Reimer – IPFW, Nursing: Transformative Leadership for Complex Healthcare Environments
Richard Rupp – Purdue Northwest (Calumet), Political Science, Economics & World Languages: Enhanced Engagement through Purdue Northwest
Sherrie Steiner – IPFW, Sociology: Blackford County Partnerships for Sustained Environmental Safety
Andrew Woolcock – West Lafayette, Veterinary Clinical Sciences: Development and Creation of the “Get Fit, Pet Fit Program”
Is there something about their projects we can put in here?

12. Indicators of Distinction
Can we leave Carnegie and APLU and add:
2016 North Central Region Kellogg Award Winner
Purdue University
Military Family Research Institute
Star Behavioral Health Program