While leading a class for the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, it's not uncommon for Professor Milind Kulkarni to start talking about his kids or plans he has for the weekend or a movie he's eager to see. (In the theater, of course, because he's "old school" like that.)

No surprise, then, Kulkarni says the one things #students should know about him is that he loves talking to them -- and they should never be intimidated to strike up a conversation.

That's what Sam Dlott, an #undergrad in electrical and computer engineering, did recently in "Office Hours," the College's video series that focuses on getting to know #PurdueEngineering professors. Dlott got the dish on Kulkarni's favorite hobbies, music and much more in the #conversation.

"Office Hours" offers a look into the lives of Purdue Engineering faculty, focusing on how they spend time away from the University's West Lafayette campus, what motivates them in life and much more.

The series publishes once per month and features professors from across the College.

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