Faculty

Take advantage of this amazing opportunity to network and share your priorities with regional advocates, activists, leaders and changemakers.

This year’s summit, focused on inclusive excellence in mentoring and advising, will take place virtually on March 11.

The funding from the Office of the Provost is for faculty to adapt, adopt and/or create open education resources for an existing course. Proposals are due March 11, 2021.

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The fifth annual Pitt Day of Giving will be held Tuesday, Feb. 23. Gifts from Pitt alumni, faculty, staff, friends and families will help Pitt schools, programs and student organizations rise to the top of the leaderboards and win challenge funds.

A new professional development series from the Office of Human Resources will provide self-coaching tips and creative ideas to help with the challenges and changes presented by the pandemic.

As part of the Governing in Crisis interview series, Pitt’s Institute of Politics and its Dick Thornburgh Forum for Law & Public Policy will host Committee of Seventy President and CEO David Thornburgh to discuss the recent presidential election.

A screening and discussion of Pitt film studies students’ “George Romero & Pittsburgh: The Early Years” will look at the horror director’s creative endeavors, connections to Pitt and his legacy as an artist

Join the Institute of Politics on Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. as David Thornburgh, President and CEO of The Committee of Seventy, discusses the issues surrounding an election that has been relentlessly attacked as fraudulent by some but that most have concluded was free and fair.

University faculty members can gain insight into how their current courses are progressing by requesting a midterm course survey.