Student success is often defined by academics and the higher education institution. Craig Miller, Professor Computer Graphics Technology at Purdue University provides a professional development workshop that incorporates professional activities and how students engage in their academics as a career is as important as academics for eventual employment. This video discussion was recorded at the 2013 Engineering Technology Summit for the ET Pathway: the Food and Foodstuff Supply Chain. ET Pathways is an NSF supported project with a goal of improving the advanced technical workforce based upon a collaborative effort of Purdue's College of Technology and Ivy Tech Community College.

Researchers should cite this work as follows:

• Miller, C.; Chad Laux (2014). Professional Development for Student Success - A Roundtable Discussion. Purdue University Research Repository. doi:10.4231/D3TD9N79G

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1. Agriculture
2. Engineering Education
3. Engineering Technology
4. Engineering Technology Pathways
5. Engineering Technology Summit 2013
6. National Science Foundation
7. NSF Grant: 105582
8. student success
9. Technology Leadership and Innovation
10. Technology Leadership and Innovation (Dept)

The included .MP4 file has been derived from an original .MOD file. This video runs 37 minutes, 7 seconds.