Engineering meets imagination: BGR 2025 Entertainment Challenge now accepting proposals

November 12, 2024 ryanni

The Boiler Gold Rush (BGR) Entertainment Challenge provides a unique opportunity for faculty and students to spotlight projects that blend engineering and creativity. Proposals are being accepted through Nov. 15, 2024, for the 2025 challenge. Read the entire article, released by the Division of Teaching and Learning, below.

Engineering meets imagination: BGR 2025 Entertainment Challenge now accepting proposals – Student Success Programs – Purdue University

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