Category: Centers

Jennifer Barce (l) and Stephanie Oudghiri (r)

College hosts Rural Mental Health Roundtable with U.S. Department of Education leaders

The Purdue College of Education’s Center for Rural Research, Outreach, and Education (CRROE) proudly hosted a pivotal Rural Mental Health Roundtable last week, featuring key figures from the U.S. Department of Education.

An over-the-shoulder view of a student using a computer.

“The way of the future”: Gifted students explore AI’s potential for education

This year, students who had completed 7th or 8th grades explored artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of learning.

Jasmine Begeske and Jennifer Smith standing in front of a CREATE poster titled,

CREATE-ing tools to help students learn

Jennifer Smith is a founding co-director, along with colleague Jasmine Begeske of the newly approved Center for Research and Equipment for Assistive Technology in Education (CREATE).

Traynor (seated, near middle) with students in master's data science and undergraduate psychology, Universidad de Nariño

Traynor receives Fulbright Specialist Award to Colombia

The U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board announced that Anne Traynor received a Fulbright Specialist Program award for a project at Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia in Colombia.

A high school student planting a tree into the dirt.

Indiana high school seniors may earn Purdue credit via 4-H experiences

The Purdue Center for Rural Research, Education, and Outreach is partnering with Purdue Extension to give Indiana high school seniors early college credit for their 4-H experience.

A group of GER2I students playing a teambuilding activity outside. Each student is holding a handle of a large circular colorful sheet.

Dissecting squids and other hands-on activities: GER2I’s Super Summer program

Many fun learning activities took place at the Gifted Education Research and Resource Institute’s (GER2I) Super Summer (SSUM) – a weeklong, academic enrichment day camp for students in grades K-4.