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Last Call for Year of Engagement Funding Proposals: Deadline Feb. 1
Are you a student, faculty or staff member with an idea for a new program, event or other project for the Year of Engagement? Apply for a proposal for a funded project.
Swanson Lab Repurposes Equipment to Produce Sanitizer for UPMC
When labs at the Swanson School of Engineering closed for research purposes, Götz Veser (pictured), the Nickolas DeCecco Professor of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering and associate director of the
Virtual She Innovates Hackathon Runs Feb. 5-7
Undergraduate and graduate students, regardless of experience level, are encouraged to register for a weekend of hacking, technical talks and mentorship from Feb. 5-7.
Call for Proposals for Open Education Resources Project Funding
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.
Senior Capstone Colloquium: Reading Bodies in German Culture
On Intergenerational Queer Kinship and the Frail Body of August von Platen, this talk explores engaging with Platen’s queer life through his diaries.
Submit Your Big Ideas
Pitt students are invited to compete for a total of $100,000 in cash awards—with a $25,000 grand prize—based on taking their innovative ideas to market. Applications are due Feb. 19.
Find Success with SHRS: Health Information Management and Athletic Training
Join our Health Information Management (BS) faculty and our Athletic Training (BS) faculty for an enhanced information session to discover how you can Find Success with SHRS.
Meet Your Match Mini Student Activity Fairs
Meet with representatives of different student organizations and find which one(s) match your interests.
Attention Pre-Health Students: Register Now for the CPHS Pitt Pre-Health Summit
The Coalition of Pre-Health Students presents the Fifth Annual Pitt Pre-Health Summit, which will be taking place virtually on March 6, 2021.
From gen ed to journal publication
Born from frustration and a first-year classroom, senior Maia Stephenson’s work on hip-hop, diversity and rhetoric has earned her publication credits, funding and community connections.
