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Spring 2021 Academic Calendar Released
Among the highlights shared by Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor Ann E. Cudd include the first day of spring term classes (Jan. 19), replacement of the typical weeklong spring break with two student
Political Activity and the University
The Office of Community and Governmental Relations has compiled guidance for the University community on campaign-related activities.
Pittsburgh Campus to Move to Guarded Risk Posture
Today, the University announced that the Pittsburgh campus plans to shift to Guarded Risk posture on Monday, Oct. 19. Further messaging provided details on what this means for the community.
Interim Associate Dean for School of Medicine Chosen
Jason Rosenstock, associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh, has been selected to serve as interim associate dean for medical education at the Pitt School of Medicine. In this
New Spring Course: "Green France"
Take French 1036, "Green France," a new interdisciplinary course taught in English with no pre-requisites. Counts for the Sustainability Certificate and the Environmental Studies and French majors.
Pitt Online Master of Science in Nursing Program Near Top in National Ranking
The University of Pittsburgh was ranked in the 15 Best Online Master of Science in Nursing Degree Programs for 2020 by Best Health Degrees. Pitt placed third in the ranking for its online MSN program
Guarded Risk Posture and Activity Area Plans
As the Pittsburgh campus plans to move to Guarded Risk posture on Oct. 19, remember that each unit has its own activity area plan outlining its operations in each posture.
Pitt’s Newest School Builds Its Expertise With New Faculty
The School of Computing and Information (SCI), established in 2017, SCI is Pitt’s first new school in 20 years – and has a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and modeling to solve global issues
Life Solutions Webinar Teaches How to Save for the Future
Available through October, "Saving for the Future," a Life Solutions webinar, will teach you how to utilize emotionally charged saving techniques to motivate you to set and keep your savings goals.
History Professor Michel Gobat Honored for Best Book
Michel Gobat, professor in the Department of History in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, has been recognized by the American Historical Association with an award for the best book
Pitt Public Health Virtual Open House
Join us virtually on Friday, Oct. 30, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.to meet Pitt Public Health faculty, staff and students. Learn about career opportunities, explore the admissions and application process
Pittsburgh Campus Polling Locations on Election Day: What to Expect
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, people across the country will be casting their ballots and students, faculty and staff at the University are encouraged to make sure their vote is counted. The Pittsburgh campus
Reminder: Submit Community Engaged Scholarship Forum Proposals and Award Nominations
Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to submit workshop proposals and nominate partnerships and peers for awards for the 2021 Community Engaged Scholarship Forum, "Progress Through Partnerships
Pitt Honored in Healthiest Employers of Pittsburgh Awards
The University of Pittsburgh has been named an honoree for the Healthiest Employers Awards. Since 2009, the Healthiest Employers Awards aim to recognize leaders in corporate wellness across the U.S
Auto Responses in Mobile Messaging Research Study
We are looking for participants for a research study to try out a messaging agent on their phone for two weeks.
