Community Impact

The awards celebrate the profession and recognize the work of nurses who make an impact every day in their local hospitals and communities.

The F. Edwards Rushton CATCH Award honors pediatricians who collaborate within their communities to increase children’s access to health care.

Her nominator says Tingley “has raised the expectations of those she surrounds herself with to be informed and to make a difference.”

The Pitt predoctoral candidate was recognized for her service and dedication to the society as the inaugural student representative on its board of directors.

The Pitt Police officer is among 18 who will be recognized at the annual event.

The School of Education program works to develop resources to improve the lives of children and families in key areas.

The senior lecturer in the Department of Biological Sciences will collaborate with 10 investigators from five Pitt schools.

The professor of nursing was selected for her involvement in the community and encouraging diversity in the health sciences.

The honor recognizes local social justice advocates who dedicate their lives to peace and justice in Pittsburgh.

The School of Pharmacy dean was one of eight local women to be honored for their dedication to their field and community.