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Purdue School of Industrial Engineering to be named for Edwardson following $25 million in philanthropic commitments

The Purdue Board of Trustees has approved naming the School of Industrial Engineering for alumnus John A. Edwardson in recognition of $25 million in total gift commitments to support students, faculty, and programming. The school will be known as the Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering.
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A strong vote of confidence in the liberal arts

By endowing the Socrates Strategic Initiative Fund, Christopher Noon (CE’71) promotes well-rounded learning.
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Surprise scholarship supports student’s teaching dreams

With the support of the Purdue Women’s Network, Hannah Majewski is able to focus on the ones who need her most.
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What’s in a name?

Thanks to generous Boilermakers worldwide, you will find thousands of named spaces on Purdue University’s campus.
Max W and Maileen Brown, shown here on Purdue’s campus, have made another significant contribution to the university. (Purdue University photo/Rebecca McElhoe)
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A Purdue building housing the University’s largest academic unit has a new name, thanks to a generous gift from an alumnus.
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A popular giving vehicle, the charitable remainder unitrust (CRUT) allows donors to transfer appreciated assets into an irrevocable trust.
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Kathleen Rose (LA’76) has Purdue University in her blood and a strong desire to give back in her heart.
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