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Alzheimer Disease Research Center Call for Developmental Project Proposals
The Alzheimer Disease Research Center is looking for developmental projects that will stimulate new and innovative research relevant to Alzheimer Disease.
First Approaches to Research Information Sessions
Join staff and students from the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences' Office of Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity to learn how you can participate in a
Sign up if You'd Like a Pitt Med Student Mentor Through Pitt Med Student Mentorship Alliance
If you are premed and would like to be paired with a medical student mentor at Pitt Med through the Pitt Med Student Mentorship Alliance, please sign up by Sunday, Oct. 4.
Interview with Chuck Rosenberg: Governing in Crisis
Join the Institute of Politics and the Dick Thornburgh Forum for Law and Public Policy for its latest episode of "Governing in Crisis."
Free Event: Adapting to Climate Change
Join us on Oct. 15 at 4 p.m. for the second Green Speakeasy, "Adapting to Climate Change: Lessons Learned Relocating an Alaskan Village," featuring Donald Antrobus, Village Infrastructure Protection
Second Step: Developing a Business Plan
Learn all you need to know about operational and production planning, conducting market research and creating financial spreadsheets to attract funding for your business.
Mark Your Calendar: Spring Self-Care Days
Students and faculty, mark your calendars for Tuesday, Feb. 23, and Wednesday, March 24, 2021—the spring term's Student Self-Care Days.
Pitt SHRS Fall Open House
Explore our programs and career paths at the Fall 2020 Open House for the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 6-9 p.m.
Bigelow Block to Reopen to Pedestrian Traffic, Provide Additional Outdoor Student Spaces
On Oct. 24, access to the midblock crosswalk and the north and east portions of the William Pitt Union grounds and the surrounding walkways will reopen.
Pitt-Bradford Moves to Elevated Risk Posture
In response to an increase in cases on campus, the University of Pittsburgh-Bradford campus will move to the Elevated Risk operational posture, effective Oct. 21.
Mask Up! Decorating Competition
Celebrate this spooky season with Student Health Service’s weeklong Halloween mask-making competition. Students can win prizes and OCC credit.
Falk Laboratory School Holding Virtual Open Houses
Join Falk Laboratory School for a virtual open house on Saturday, Nov.14, 2020, and Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020.
Notes of PAWSitivity During These Trying Times
As you walk around campus, keep your eye out for small notecards featuring positive messages, inspiring quotes and even tiny works of art sure to brighten your day.
Pre-diabetic or Think You Might Be? Register for a Free Diabetes Prevention Program Delivered Remotely
The Group Lifestyle Balance program can help you lose weight, become more physically active and reduce stress. All classes will be delivered remotely.
Exhibit to Celebrate Black Experience Seeks Submissions
Artists throughout western Pennsylvania are invited to submit works that answer the question, “What does the phrase Black Lives Matter mean to you?” The deadline is Dec. 1.
Snuff Out Cigarettes with the Great American Smokeout
This American Cancer Society event provides a chance for smokers to begin their journey leading to a smoke-free life.
Human Resource, Payroll Systems Transition Begins Monday, Jan. 4
Employees and student workers received information about the launch of Pitt Worx, a modernized, user-friendly cloud-based system.
Explore Health Career Options and the Programs that will Prepare you for Success
Which health career is right for you? Find out by registering for HRS 1018 Survey of Health and Rehabilitation Professions.
Sign Up for the United Way Virtual Trivia Bowl
The Pittsburgh City Game will pit our University faculty and staff teams against Duquesne University’s in a bracket-style tournament fundraiser to benefit the United Way. Register by Jan. 20.
Parking Update During Winter Break
Three lots will be available for postdocs, graduate students and essential staff to park at no cost while they are working on campus during the winter recess.
