These top-rated teaching assistants will receive a Daniels School of Business Certificate for Distinguished Teaching. Please congratulate them!
Other highly rated teaching assistants will receive a Daniels School of Business Certificate for Outstanding Teaching. Please congratulate them!
The university provides students with a catalog listing all courses and their required textbook. Your required textbook must be listed in this catalog, and information is needed no later than April 10 for it to appear. The University Bookstore will order textbooks for classes using this information as well.
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Last year, applicants rose because faculty shared about this opportunity. Please pass the following to your students.
Calling all rising seniors! The application for the Bruce White Undergraduate Institute Student Fellow Program at the Brush Creek Ranch Frontier Summit is now open!
The Bruce White Undergraduate Institute Student Fellow program at the Daniels School of Business selects two rising seniors for a competitive opportunity focused on professional development, intellectual engagement, and hands-on experience. Fellows attend The Frontier Summit at Brush Creek Ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming (August 24–26, 2026), where they engage with prominent leaders from business, government, and media. Featured speakers include Mitch Daniels, Joe Manchin, Condoleezza Rice, and Mike Rowe. Fellows receive a $2,500 stipend, with all summit travel, lodging, and meals covered.
Fellows contribute to event planning, engage with leaders, and explore topics such as capitalism, free markets, and global economic trends. They share insights through blog posts and discussions and collaborate on a post-event project addressing contemporary business challenges. Ideal candidates demonstrate intellectual curiosity, leadership potential, maturity, and strong communication skills aligned with the Daniels School’s core pillars.
Click here to learn more and apply! *You must be a rising senior to apply
We invite you to submit proposals for the showcase, held as part of the Spring Teaching Summit on May 12, 2026, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
This semester’s summit expands to include a Scholarly Teaching Showcase with dedicated sessions on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). The event will highlight innovative teaching that supports our strategic pillars of Academic Prowess and Transformational Student Experiences, showcasing practices that help prepare our students to become impactful business leaders.
Faculty and staff are encouraged to submit proposals that share successful classroom innovations, including topics such as community-based lessons, student-centered projects, assessments, activities, course design, course policies, pedagogy development, active learning, experiential learning or partner engagements, and AI incorporation.
Submissions may be proposed as poster presentations or brief oral presentations.
Proposal deadline: 11:59 p.m, March 30, 2026
The proposal submission form is available here: Call for Proposals Link
We look forward to highlighting the innovative teaching happening across DSB. Questions Email Erica Lott (ealott@purdue.edu) or Natalie Schneider (nmschnei@purdue.edu).
Daniels School faculty and staff seeking Dean Jim Bullard’s participation in school events need to complete and submit a Qualtrics. Bookmark the request form link (you will need to log in using your Purdue Career Account username and password) or log on to the school’s intranet and find the form in the “Dean’s Priorities” section of the site. After logging in, click “Event Participation Request Survey.” You will be required to fill in, among other details, the date, time, location and purpose of the event. Questions? Contact Kristy Smith at kjs@purdue.edu.
