Why is Roger Gatewood (BSME β68) a Purdue Engineering hero?
He gave the key leadership gift of $7.2 million to @PurdueME to enable the construction of the Roger B. Gatewood Wing, and he made a $3.5 million gift to support the Ray W. Herrick Laboratories reconstruction project. In addition, he provided a $1.5 million gift to support the design and construction costs required to obtain LEED certification through the U.S. Green Building Council for the Gatewood Wing, the first such project at Purdue. Nineteen years ago today, on Oct. 25, 2007, the university celebrated the successful completion of fundraising for the wing, which, in total, cost $33 million.
Gatewood ventured into entrepreneurship by founding an Illinois-based homebuilding company, Westfield Homes. The company experienced significant growth and expansion into Florida and the Carolinas, becoming one of the largest homebuilders in America. He sold the business to Standard Pacific Homes in 2002.
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A year ago, Purdue Engineering joined Victories & Heroes: Your Campaign for Purdue.
Each victory takes us higher. Each hero makes us mightier. Be part of the next giant leap: https://t.co/Y2ZQ5GpWEU
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From pit lane to victory π
Purdue motorsports engineering student Dylan White overcame a pre-race engine problem to win the 100-lap Halloween Hundred against 29 other student teams.
Read more: https://t.co/1PTzdOMJTf
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Seungjin Kim has been appointed Purdue University's first chief nuclear officer. He will guide nuclear research, workforce development and partnerships with industry and national laboratories.
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Industry and government leaders will convene at the second Global Nuclear Energy Economic Summit, hosted by @PurdueEngineers, to discuss the current nuclear landscape, the next generation of nuclear technology and more. https://t.co/cfHwSNbV4p
A clay sculpture, a five-micron 3D scan and 25 hours of overnight CNC machining in titanium: How Indiana artists and @LifeAtPurdue engineers made the Neil Armstrong Space Prize.
Full story: https://t.co/E398OK3KvU
In the latest Purdue News Weekly:
π Purdue No. 12 in @TimesHigherEd U.S. public universities rankings
βοΈ @PurdueEngineers to host second Global Nuclear Energy Economic Summit
π’ @PurdueBusiness receives $42M commitment to name new building
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A patent-pending device from a @LifeAtPurdue engineer is being designed to improve the timeliness of epinephrine injections to treat anaphylaxis.
Read more: https://t.co/tXDbvqzZ4v
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Growing electricity demand, grid flexibility and AI for grid operations: Industry leaders join Purdue engineers Nov. 12-13 for the 4th Grid of Tomorrow Consortium event in Carmel, Ind., co-hosted by @MISO_energy and @AESIndiana.
Register: https://t.co/zRscTWYGS2
π₯ A message from the Purdue 1 crew to Indiana fifth graders!
Purdue alum Jason Williamson will fly aboard Purdue 1, Purdueβs all-Boilermaker suborbital research spaceflight β and he wants to hear from Hoosier fifth graders.
Through the Purdue 1 Indiana Essay Competition, fifth graders are invited to write about how they could use a favorite school subject, hobby or skill to help a space mission crew succeed. One winner from each of Indiana's 92 counties will receive a personalized Purdue 1 mission patch, and if mission conditions permit, winners' names will fly with the crew.
Teachers and parents: Share this video with a fifth grader you know! Essays are due Nov. 30: https://t.co/59Pdvb4iP2
@PurdueNuclear is teaming with @ASU and @UTKnoxville on a new consortium to train the next generation of nuclear engineers, powered in part by PUR-1, the nationβs only fully digital research reactor: https://t.co/DG2KpfjDsz
Olivia DeScipio arrived at Purdue as the only student from her high school to ever attend. Now a @PurdueAeroAstro junior and @owensfellowship recipient, she's helping bring Purdue Space Day to 500+ kids on Oct. 31.
Read her full story: https://t.co/VfBk61aVnR
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πGrowing up in Illinois, aspiring race car driver Noah Eisenhower has competed at some of the toughest short tracks in the country. But he has a secret weapon: a @PurdueEngineers education in Motorsports Engineering: https://t.co/KMB0OsZ82z
A new @NIH training grant will fund the Purdue Biomaterials and Biointerfaces Training Program, preparing graduate students to combine materials design, imaging and computational modeling to advance biomedical research: https://t.co/Z9WCPLZdIS
Ahead of the Global Nuclear Energy Economic Summit Oct. 19β20: a look back at the nation's first online credential program in small modular reactors, announced by @PurdueNuclear at last year's summit.
Learn more: https://t.co/5GmP5QyAO2
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Since 2009, @purdue_ie's David R. Johnson has helped build the flood-risk model behind Louisiana's $50B coastal master plan. On Sept. 24, he took that @NSF-supported work to Capitol Hill: https://t.co/EZaXVQjwO9
.@LifeAtPurdue is the only Biotechnology awardee among 18 @SBAgov SCALE grantees.
How the new B-PRIME Accelerator will help 20+ small biotech companies in Indiana and the Midwest become qualified pharmaceutical suppliers: https://t.co/gI0FcUBn6u
In 1937, Amelia Earhart vanished over the Pacific in a plane Purdue helped fund. Satellite images show an object in a remote island lagoon that may be it.
A Purdue expedition team is now in Kiribati, a six-day voyage from the site. The backstory: https://t.co/ZsriJ70H6U