Purdue: Ag Econ: News



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	Purdue University's Department of Agricultural Economics wants to help you keep track of what we're doing. You can read about what's going on monthly and annually. There may be opportunities to join our team. If so, you can find those here too. Read official Purdue News Service and Agricultural Communications press releases about our department, and see a schedule of events and seminars.

Keeping Track- Monthly
View our department's monthly newsletter. It lets you know what's been happening in the past month. For those that would like to download a pdf version to print and read, they are available in the monthly archive.

Keeping Track - Annual
View our department's annual newsletter containing articles that were particularly noteworthy from the past year. This is published each summer. Adobe Reader is required to view this.

Employment Opportunities
View any current employment opportunities in our department.

Press Releases
View an archive of all press releases published about our department from the Purdue News Service and Agricultural Communications. The link takes a few seconds to load.

2008 AAEA Awards
The 2008 AAEA awards ceremony was held in Orlando, Florida. Purdue had one faculty award winner and one student award winner.

2008 PUCESA Awards
The 2008 PUCESA awards ceremony was held in Indianapolis. AgEcon had three award winners.

Seminars
There are frequent events and seminars of interest in the department or around the university. The following is a list of those of which we are aware.

Keeping Track- Monthly

Keeping Track - Annual

Employment Opportunities

Press Releases

Seminars

February 14, 2012

Introducing a Special Issue of Agricultural Economics on the World Food Crisis of 2007-08

Now accepting applications for Natural Resources Leadership Development Institute

Considering becoming an Agricultural Economics student? Please visit our Future Student pages.

USDA National Needs Fellowships In The Economics Of Alternative Energy are available. For more information, download the pdf.

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