The professor of economics is a recognized leader in her field and a core faculty member in Pitt’s Center for Latin American Studies and Global Studies program.

Ten students and alumni, including the first-ever winner from Pitt-Greensburg, will teach and conduct research around the world.

The School of Public and International Affairs master’s student is using his fellowship to study Russian at the Novamova Language School in Tbilisi, Georgia.

The speaker and discussion series, designed for students and by students, was recognized as a prime example of promoting civic discourse on campus.

Slotterback, who led the launch of SPIA’s undergraduate program in public policy, is heading to Arizona State University, effective Aug. 3.

The University community, alongside Citizens and Scholars, explored civic fluency, misinformation and finding common ground at an April event.

Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili will lead Pluralism360, a multi-university effort that will engage students online, in classrooms and through community partnerships.

Sabina Dietrick is the inaugural recipient of the recently renamed Laura Lovett Award for lifetime faculty achievement.

A two-time graduate of the university, McClure is an expert on qualitative and community-engaged research.

Former PAA leader’s legacy at Pitt continues with the Cecile M. Springer Endowed Scholarship, a need-based scholarship for undergraduate students.