CHESS
Make It Count! Spring Sessions
This program provides up to 20 students ages 16-18 to explore local heritage cultures, landscapes, opportunities, and experiences related to their interests and concerns.
Communicate-Create-Advocate – Spring Sessions
Our academic year camp is back to introduce high school students essential interpersonal, small group, and public speaking skills.
Psyched for Summer! – Psychology Summer Camp
Psyched for Summer is summer program hosted by Purdue University Northwest to promote high school student's interest in Psychology.
SoEC Education Majors Meeting – Westville Campus
Get Connected, Get Involved, and Get Ahead: Join us for a fun and interactive event to meet your SoEC professors, discover cool opportunities and enjoy light snacks and swag!
SoEC Education Majors Meeting – Hammond Campus
Get Connected, Get Involved, and Get Ahead: Join us for a fun and interactive event to meet your SoEC professors, discover cool opportunities and enjoy light snacks and swag!
Legacies of 9/11: A Presentation and Interactive Discussion with Richard Rupp
As we reflect on the events of September 11, 2001, it's vital to explore the lasting impact this day has had on our world. Professor Rupp will explore the profound changes that developed in the aftermath of 9/11
A Special Visit from the Deputy Consul General of the Republic of Korea
Join the PNW Model United Nations team as they host the Deputy Consul General of the Republic of Korea, Hyungin Gee. This event provides an opportunity to engage in discussions on global issues and international diplomacy.
2024 Election Discussion: What’s at Stake?
Join us for an insightful pre-election discussion featuring a panel of Purdue Northwest experts who will break down the pressing topics, challenges and decisions that could shape the future of our country.
Psychology MS and PsyD Application Workshops
Join us to meet faculty and current students, learn about the MS and PsyD programs, and get your questions answered.
Environmental Justice & Inequality in Northwest Indiana
The Department of Communication & Creative Arts presents a lecture by Cheryl Johnson, the Executive Director of People for Community Recovery.