Ray Jones, clinical associate professor and Mehta Family Faculty Fellow, has been appointed the new director of the David Berg Center for Leadership and Ethics at Pitt Business.
The Center for Urban Education hosted its annual forum, which brought together K-12 higher ed teaching practitioners and scholars to tackle the topic of how to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline.
Working parents in academia face some tough challenges. Health science researchers Jackie Burgette and Kristin Ray are doing their part to remedy a big one: child care at conferences.
Senior Vice Chancellor and Provost Ann E. Cudd announced that John T.S. Keeler will be stepping down from his role as dean of the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs in June 2020.
The School of Social Work has welcomed Aliya Durham as the director of community engagement and Molly Allwein as director of professional education and named James Huguley the interim director of the Center on Race and Social Problems.
For Angie Bedford-Jack, helping Pitt colleagues create digital experiences that are accessible to users with diverse needs is more about people than it is about compliance standards.
Read Chancellor Patrick Gallagher’s message to the University community on the importance of fostering and sustaining global academic engagement at Pitt.
Anthony Rodi, clinical associate professor of business administration, has been named interim associate dean of the College of Business Administration.
The Executive and Budget Committees of the Board of Trustees finalized the University’s budgets for the 2019-2020 academic year. The budget includes approximately $130 million for financial aid initiatives like the Pitt Success Pell Match Program and Panthers Forward.
David DeJong, who has been at Pitt for three decades, is stepping away from his role as executive vice provost to lead the Office of Human Resources on an interim basis.
The University's on-demand training has transitioned to LinkedIn Learning, creating a robust learning resource to help faculty and staff take charge of their personal and professional development.
The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown is the first Pennsylvania college or university to be certified as a cooperative sanctuary by Audubon International, which recognizes and supports environmental sustainability.
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion’s fourth annual University-wide retreat featured a packed agenda with sessions inspiring participants to work toward social justice, equity and change.