Purdue Agriculture 20092014 People, Purpose, Impact Jay Akridge Glenn W' Sample Dean of Agriculture

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Purdue Agriculture 2009-2014People, Purpose,
ImpactJay AkridgeGlenn W. Sample Dean of
Agriculture

• Presidents Forum
• September 16, 2009

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2,575 Undergraduate Majors
2009-2010
11 Academic Departments
311 Faculty

• Agricultural Economics
• Agricultural Biological Engineering
• Agronomy
• Animal Sciences
• Biochemistry
• Botany Plant Pathology
• Entomology
• Food Science
• Forestry Natural Resources
• Horticulture Landscape Architecture
• Youth Development Agricultural Education

• 53 Male 47 Female
• 83 Indiana Residents 13 Out of
  State 4
  International

492 Graduate Students

• Agriculture Units
• Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
• Indiana State Chemist
• Indiana State Egg Board
• Indiana Creamery License Division

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State-wide Presence

• 92 County Extension Offices
• 8 Purdue Ag Centers
• ACRE
• ASREC

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Purdue Agriculture 2009-2014People, Purpose,
Impact
Leadership in the Food, Agricultural, Life, and
Natural Resource Sciences
Students Prepared for a Changing World
Discovery Addressing Our Most Pressing Social and
Scientific Issues
Extension that is Engaged, Connected, and
Impactive
P-14 Students Interested in and Prepared for
Agricultural Sciences
Our College Who We Are and How We Work
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Leadership in the Food, Agricultural,
Life, and Natural Resource Sciences

• World Food Prize
• Gebisa Ejeta, 2009
• Phil Nelson, 2007
• Rankings (selected)
• ABE Graduate Program 1 (U.S. News)
• ABE Undergraduate Program 2 (U.S. News)
• Landscape Architecture 5 (Design)
• College of Agriculture 3 (NSF RD)
• Awards (selected)
• Otto Doering, Bruce Gardner Visiting Economist
  Award (USDA)
• Nick Carpita, Fellow, American Society of Plant
  Biologists
• Mike Ladisch, 100 Engineers of Modern Era, AIChE
• Chang Lu, NSF CAREER Award

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Leadership Global Initiatives

• Purdue Improved Cow Pea Storage
• 8000 villages in Burkina Faso/Niger
• 500,000 PICS bags purchased in Niger
• 2010 Mali, Benin, Togo
• Afghanistan Capacity Building
• 32 COA faculty involved National Guard Training
• 12 Afghan graduate students on campus
• 50 Afghan graduate students in India at
  UAS-Bangalore

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Leadership in the Food, Agricultural,
Life, and Natural Resource Sciences

• Looking Forward
• Aggressive participation in large,
  multidisciplinary projects
• 20m Energy Frontier Research Center
• 24 Agriculture faculty currently have joint
  appointments in another College (plus 16 more in
  Vet Med though ADDL)
• Grow number of named and distinguished
  professorships
• 2008-2009 19 2013-2014 25

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Students Prepared for a Changing World

• Campus leadership (BOT student government
  University awards)
• Consistently high job placement rate (93 Fall
  2008)
•  Leadership Development Certificate Program
• 118 students, 48 faculty staff coaches

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Undergraduate Enrollment by Department
PURDUEAGRICULTURE
Opportunity Agricultural Sciences STEM
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Students Prepared for a Changing World

• Looking Forward
• Ivy Tech Pathway Program
• Advanced Life Sciences Courses
• Animals, Plants Soils, Food
• 20 schools, 200 students dual credit
• Virtual Peer Mentoring Program
• 100 students transformational learning
  experience
• Study Abroad Participation
• 03-04 19.8 08-09 28.5 13-14
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• Ag Discovery Camp/ Hoosier Ag Science
  Academy Summer Institute

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Discovery Addressing Our Most Pressing Social
and Scientific Issues
Joseph Irudayaraj, ABE
Andrew DeWoody, FNR
Lisa Maurer, FS
John Lumkes, ABE
Scott Jackson, AGRY
Andy Tao, BCHM
Cate Hill, ENTM
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Sponsored Research Expenditures

• Future Purdue 13-14 Goals
• 75m Sponsored Research Awards
• Aggressive Participation in DP and Multi-College
  Grants
• 600 graduate students

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Discovery Addressing Our Most Pressing Social and
Scientific Issues

• Looking Forward
• Repair and enhance research facilities
• Fund more graduate student assistantships
• Provide more and better admin support for
  pursuit of external funding

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Extension that is Engaged, Connected, and
Impactive

• Transformational Extension
• Theme Advisory Groups (selected)
• Create Pathways to Energy Security/Reliability/
  Sustainability
• Eat Healthy, Move More, Live Well
• Enhancing Ag Productivity and Global
  Competitiveness
• Honoring Indianas Environment
• Issue Based Action Teams (selected)
• Financial Management in Times of Change
• Asset Mapping Mobilizing for Economic
  Community Development
• Healthy Eating, Move More Website
• Food Animal Education Network

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Purdue Agriculture 2009-2014People, Purpose,
Impact

• Opportunities
• Research aligned with societys grand challenges
• Agricultural Sciences STEM
• Momentum around Transformational Extension
• Global linkages and perspective

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2008-09 FY Budget 156 Million
(in millions)
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• Our Mission Through leadership and innovation in
  learning, discovery, and engagement, Purdue
  Agriculture strives to be at the forefront of
  sustainable and dynamic agricultural, food, and
  natural resource systems, helping make a better
  Indiana, nation and world.
• Our Vision Purdue Agriculture will make the
  world better through
• Students who are prepared to make a difference
• Research with purpose leading to discovery with
  impact
• Engagement that transforms lives and livelihoods

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• Our Core Values/Defining Characteristics
• Purdue Agriculture is
• Committed to our students and learning, both
  inside and outside the classroom.
• Focused on discovery that finds solutions to
  complex problems and provides insights on
  important societal issues.
• Engaged with our stakeholders and the broader
  public, both listening to their needs and
  anticipating and responding to emerging
  opportunities and challenges.
• Fostering a culture that is innovative, creative
  and open to change.
• Actively involved in helping our faculty, staff,
  and students developtheir capacity to lead.
• Pursuing partnerships across and outside the
  campus with a collaborative spirit and an
  understanding of where we have a distinct
  capacity to contribute.
• Dedicated to diversity, inclusiveness, and a
  global perspective in the broadest sense of
  these terms.
• Valuing and rewarding excellence in teaching,
  research and Extension, and their integration.
• Dedicated to the highest standards of integrity,
  honesty, respect, shared responsibility,
  transparency, and mutual accountability.

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Leadership Collaborative Initiatives

• Looking Forward
• Plant Sciences
• Production Agriculture

Center for Food and Agricultural Business
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Leadership Diverse FacultyFemale Minority
Cumulative Percent of New Hires
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Students Prepared for a Changing World

• Future Purdue - Agriculture
• Enrollment
• 08-09 2500 13-14 2400
• SAT (RM)
• 08-09 1079 13-14 1150
• One-year Retention
• 08-09 84.1 13-14 90
• Six-year Graduation
• 08-09 67.1 13-14 75

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Agriculture Development
PURDUEAGRICULTURE
Agriculture Giving 2005-09

• Looking Forward
• Corporate Relations
• Scholarships/ Assistantships
• Facilities
• Chairs

Through May 2009