Hi! My name is John O’Malley, a communication specialist in West Lafayette, Indiana. Thanks for stopping by to learn about me and my professional background. Much of my work involves writing articles for an online newsroom, filming and editing promotional videos and interviews, and managing social media. The articles page contains a growing library of my written work, and check out recent my recent videos as well.
May/June 2018 update: As time permits, I’m uploading copies of most of my creative works to this site, including articles I’ve written and videos I’ve produced. Until the archive is complete, there may be significant gaps between the dates you see on individual posts here. Dozens of articles are here, but as yet there aren’t many videos — but see this YouTube channel. Most videos there are my work.
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Popular “Brain Waves” video series explains challenging math concepts to millions
Mark French‘s effort to help mechanical engineering technology students understand challenging mathematical concepts has blossomed into a popular YouTube channel with hundreds of videos and millions of views. This spring, the channel earned its 30,000th subscriber.
Read More“Future Work and Learning” research explores maximizing human potential in the workplace
Purdue Polytechnic faculty are collaborating to explore the intersection between learning and work within the context of technology, developing and applying new approaches to education and workforce training and development. Their research cluster has been titled “Future Work and Learning,” one of the college’s five new research impact areas.
Read MoreNew Fuel Laboratory of Renewable Energy already making mark in interdisciplinary research
A knowledge gap in the development of alternative aviation fuels led to the creation of the Fuel Laboratory of Renewable Energy (FLORE), a new interdisciplinary research lab in Purdue’s Potter Engineering Center directed by Gozdem Kilaz, assistant professor of engineering technology.
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Popular “Brain Waves” video series explains challenging math concepts to millions
Mark French‘s effort to help mechanical engineering technology students understand challenging mathematical concepts has blossomed into a popular YouTube channel with hundreds of videos and millions of views. This spring, the channel earned its 30,000th subscriber.
Read MoreVice President of the United States visits our Anderson location
Vice President Mike Pence visited Flagship East, home of Purdue Polytechnic Anderson, on Friday (September 22). The visit provided an opportunity to bring publicity to Purdue Polytechnic Anderson, including its educational mission, the new facility, and opportunities to create partnerships with local businesses.
Read MoreNew facility dedicated as magnet space for student projects
The Bechtel Innovation Design Center, a state-of-the-art facility which will provide workspace for student projects, was dedicated Saturday (September 23).
Read MoreRecruitment staffers explore unique ways to connect with prospective students
High school students who consider attending Purdue University have long obtained information about academic majors, learning environments, and life as a Boilermaker from websites, print materials, campus visits, and other traditional methods. To encourage prospective students to learn more about Purdue Polytechnic and its majors, staff members Ryne Kerchner and Doug Schreiber are discovering new ways to reach out.
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