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Record 14 Pitt Alumni Receive Fulbright Scholarships for 2019

  • Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
  • Swanson School of Engineering
  • David C. Frederick Honors College

Call for Nominations for Chancellor’s Distinguished Faculty Awards

The call for nominations for the annual Chancellor’s Distinguished Teaching, Research and Public Service Awards is now open. The closing date for letters of nomination for all three awards is Friday

  • Staff
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‘Sustaining Sustainability’ Podcast Returns

The Center for Sustainable Business podcast returned from its summer hiatus with a new episode on Friday, Sept. 18 at 11 a.m.

  • Staff
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International Pathways to Pitt School of Education

The Institute for International Studies in Education, Admissions and Enrollment Services, and Student and Career Services are co-hosting a space for informal discussion about the many unique, exciting

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Quarantine After Travel: What Counts?

Sorry, but doing laundry at mom’s this weekend could count as travel. If you’ve gone outside the region for any reason, please quarantine when you return. Students, faculty and staff are strongly

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Student Innovation Events

The Big Idea Center has many virtual innovation events this fall. They will inspire you on your entrepreneurial journey, provide practical advice and build your network. Join us for one or all of them

Share Your Ideas: Pitt-Bradford Launches Strategic Planning Process

The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford is seeking input on its next strategic plan by Dec. 1.

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A Strategic Approach to United States Cybersecurity

Join Pitt Cyber and Carnegie Mellon University's CyLab for a conversation with the Cyberspace Solarium Commission on Oct. 19.

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ICYMI: COVID Case Update

The CMRO shared its latest updates to the COVID-19 dashboard yesterday. While the Pittsburgh campus plans to move to the Guarded Risk Posture next week, it's important to remember that health and

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Learn About Retirement Income Planning

The Office of Human Resources is partnering with TIAA to offer employees exclusive access to a webinar focused on how to manage lifetime income.

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Dietrich School Awarded $1.5 Million Grant to Transform Doctoral Education in the Humanities

The Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh has been awarded a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support a transformation of doctoral education in

Mechanics of Starting a Small Business

The Mechanics of Starting a Small Business program provides a foundation by helping you learn about business structures, how to access helpful resources, discover available funding options, what to do

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Submit Your Short Video to the One-Minute Film Festival

The Center for Creativity encourages everyone in the Pitt community to break out their digital cameras and phones, record their ideas and send their minute-long videos for inclusion in the gallery.

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Engineering Team Receives NSF Funding to Study Brain in Rehabilitation Research

  • Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Swanson School of Engineering

GSPIA to Host Virtual Event on the Military, Politics and the Upcoming Election

The Wednesday, Oct. 28, event will feature a panel of civil-military experts discussing how the military’s reputation for being politically neutral is being challenged during the current election

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University Creates Voluntary Early Retirement Program for Represented Employees

Eligibility is limited to represented (union-eligible) employees who have served a minimum of 10 consecutive years of full-time service at the University and who have reached age 59 by Sept. 1, 2020

  • Staff

Learn About the Crisis in Nigeria

On the 82nd anniversary of Kristallnacht, we join together to discuss what is occurring in Nigeria.

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  • Faculty

Save the Date: 2021 Mentoring and Advising Summit on March 11

Featured topics will include mentoring and advising in the midst of COVID-19, creating University-wide advisor support systems and leveraging technology to improve advising. Submit a proposal for a

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Apply for a Great Job as a Peer Tutor

The Dietrich School’s Study Lab is looking for academically successful students (GPA 3.0 or better) to serve as peer tutors in biological sciences, chemistry, economics, physics and statistics.

First Step: Mechanics of Starting a Small Business

Begin exploring the size of your market and what marketing tools you’ll need to attract customers, learn about business structures, access helpful resources, learn about available funding options and

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