Thursday, April 05, 2007

Senior Class Tradition Meeting

This post goes out for any Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering Class of 2007 member.  Seeing as we are the inaugural class, a gift/tradition is in the process of being initiated.  Please join us on either Tuesday, April 10 at 5:15 in BMED2001 or Wednesday, April 11 at 5:30 in BMED2001. 

Participation is integral to this project being successful, so I hope to see you all there!

Tuesday, April 03, 2007

Purdue Alumni Association

This posting is for all Purdue alumni and students.  Last night, I had a chance to meet with Kirk Cerny, Executive Director of the Purdue Alumni Association.  He is an inspiring speaker and individual, but his message opened my eyes to the reality of staying tied to Purdue for years to come.

The Purdue Alumni Association--67,000 members and ninth largest alumni association in the country--consists largely of graduates from previous to 1970.  While it is great to have such a strong connection with the individuals who have paved many of our paths, I believe that the current wave of students and recent graduates should look to take an active role in enhancing the university by staying connected.

I have included the link to the Purdue Alumni Association for any interested.

Purdue Alumni Association

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Spring Break 2007

A week and a half ago was Purdue University’s Spring Break.  Being my “Senior Spring Break”, I decided to go on a cruise with some of my friends.  The cruise line went to Nassau (Bahamas), St. Thomas, and St. Maartin.  I took quite a few pictures, for which I wanted to share a few of them.

Our cruise ship was the

“Carnival Valor”.
St. Thomas was by far the most beautiful island we stopped at.  From St. Thomas we took a ferry to St. Johns, host of Trunk Bay .
The last picture I wanted to share was from St. Maartin.  While on the island, we stopped at the “Airport Beach”, just yards from the runway of Princess Juliana Airport and location of some interesting signs .

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