Events
See a listing of the graduate and undergraduate ceremonies happening across Pitt campuses.
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The Pitt Alumni Association invites you to attend two special events to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the University of Pittsburgh’s Architectural Studies Program. Mayor Peduto will be featured speaker.
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As part of the 40th anniversary of the Architectural Studies Program. The Pitt Alumni Association invites you to attend this event featuring guest panelist.
An evening to celebrate the hymnody of Martin Luther, commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Lutheran reformation featuring the Pittsburgh compline choir
This week-long workshop will explore the visual politics of sex, sexuality and gender through Pittsburgh’s rich museum and library collections. Participants are expected to then carry their work forward as a research or teaching initiative.
This workshop will teach specific strategies that members can use to increase wellness, maintain well-being, and retain a sense of emotional health.
The University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University and the Pittsburgh Opera will honor Claudia Pinza and her legacy through a musical tribute.
All staff and faculty are invited to join Chancellor Gallagher's annual picnic.
"C3: Creating Opportunities, Connecting Resources & Contracting Diversity" workshop is a daylong that will provide opportunities to network with federal, state, and local government agencies, prime contractors, universities, support organizations, and other businesses both large and small.
Join the Staff Council and the Office of Human Resources for an Open Enrollment Brown Bag to learn more about your options.
The Women's International Club will host a book and cookie exchange for membership and those interested in the Nationality Rooms Program.
This 3 day event will provide opportunities for leaders to engage in sessions to thoughtfully examine how districts identify problems of practice and implement and refine solutions that consider and benefit every student and the rich experiences they bring with them into the classroom.
Any faculty, graduate, or professional students are welcome to attend any Teaching Center workshop, regardless of the area. Take a look at workshops available for May 9-17.