The Art Show @ Pitt-Greensburg will open Monday, Sept. 26, and run through Friday, Oct. 7, in Millstein Library (2nd floor). The show is available for...
A case-based, weekly conference designed to explore liver disease topics and research advancements. Meets every Monday with the exception of the 2nd Monday...
Come visit the School of Nursing for an in-person tour and Q&A!
Meet us in Room 125 in Victoria Hall via the escalator entrance of the building located at...
Join the University’s Employee & Labor Relations (ERLR) team for a meet and greet and presentation. At this meet and greet, you will have the opportunity to...
We live in a divisive political climate. Barriers of mistrust and misunderstanding exist even in a university setting. It's essential to think about how...
Prospective students are invited to join us for a Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) Information Session. The Information Sessions are a great opportunity...
Are you ready to jumpstart your research experience at Pitt. Stop by this information session to learn about First Experiences in Research, a hands-on...
Gathering feedback early in the term allows faculty to gauge how the class is progressing, identify concerns, and connect with students. This interactive...
LabArchives Scheduler is a calendar and scheduling service for the management and scheduling of resources – from desks to lab space or from microscopes to...
The T32 Population Neuroscience of Alzheimer’s Disease and Age-related Dementia (PNA) Training Grant trains highly talented individuals to pursue successful...
In this beginner level class, attendees will practice with tools and layers in a step-by-step fashion to gain familiarity with Photoshop workflows. Several...
Postcards from the Future — Addressing Big Questions at the Energy Frontier
The discovery of the Higgs Boson by the ATLAS and CMS experiments at the Large...
Take your research beyond the classroom with field studies experiences in New York City or London!
The Dietrich School’s field studies programs complement a...
Join the Student Alumni Association (SAA) when they Paint the Campus Blue & Gold for our Blue & Gold Celebration on Sept. 26. Help to bring the blue & gold...
In 1968-69, filmmaker John Marshall spent nine months with the cops on the North Side of Pittsburgh. The result is a remarkable portrait of a city and its...
Pitt's Department of French & Italian, along with the Film and Media Studies Program, will host a weekly screening on Monday nights in the Frick Fine Arts...
Speaker: Naudia L. Jonassaint, MD, MHS - Associate Professor of Medicine - UPMC Center for Liver Diseases - Acting Chief, Division of Gastroenterology,...
Every organization wants to know how to fundraise. Whether for a philanthropic cause or for club expenses, fundraising is a must. In Fundraising training, we...
Want to explore interest areas and career options to find your best fit among our graduate degree programs and departments? Learn about opportunities for...
This is a flipped class covering the more advanced topics in R programming for data analysis and the second part of a three-part series: Introduction to R;...
Rangos Research Seminar featuring David Godler, Associate Professor, Group Leader, Diagosis and Development, Senior Research Fellow, Murdoch Children's...
Dongyin Guan, PhD
Assistant Professor of Medicine and Molecular & Cellular Biology
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, TX
Title: “Circadian Control of Genes...
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute's (CTSI) Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Center serves as a resource for researchers at the University...
Read about the upcoming event in the University Times article: Conference brings together Pitt’s centers tackling race issues.
Please RSVP to attend using...
An opportunity for students and faculty to meet and build connections outside of the classroom. Come for networking, food, music, and giveaways!
This...
Putting together a syllabus for the first time can be a daunting task. In this workshop, we cover the basic components of a syllabus, as well as practical...
Introduction to Mentor Training
This session will launch the spring sessions for the Mentoring Academy. The first of three, this session will provide an...
Addressing Equity and Inclusion
This is the second of three sessions in the series of the Mentoring Academy. This session will, through interactive case...
Please make plans to join the University of Pittsburgh Department of Medicine Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Physician Inclusion Council at UPMC...
Fostering Independence, Promoting Professional Development, and Articulating Your Mentoring Philosophy
This is the third and final session of the fall...
We live in a divisive political climate. Barriers of mistrust and misunderstanding exist even in a university setting. It's essential to think about how...
A well-worked-out course/lesson plan will act as a core of the teaching-learning process. A detailed description of instructional activities for each class...
Join ID Partners for a special fall event! We will welcome special guest presenters Pauline Carpenter and Eliza Blau from Rutgers University, who will offer...
Teaching portfolios are essential to many academic job applications and the promotion process. It is never too early in your teaching career to develop a...
A teaching philosophy statement is a concise, compelling illustration of an instructor, a useful exercise in the reflexive examination of teaching, and a...
As we begin the semester and consider ways to support students' emotional well-being, faculty are finding success in integrating contemplative practices into...
A diversity statement articulates your values, experiences, and commitments concisely to equity, inclusion, and diversity. Like teaching philosophy, it...
Celebrate the construction of the new Campus Recreation and Wellness Center! Set to open in fall of 2024, this building will encompass all aspects of health...
The Provost's announcement that this is the Year of Emotional Well-being may have inspired us to think of ways to support students’ well-being. However, what...
Through a close engagement with Dylan Rodríguez’s “The Disorientation of the Teaching Act: Abolition as Pedagogical Position,” we will very briefly and...
Gathering feedback early in the term allows faculty to gauge how the class is progressing, identify concerns, and connect with students. This interactive...
VIRTUAL WORKSHOP: Faculty Learning Community: Large Enrollment Courses
Focusing on how to use tangible tools, this session will explore engagement as an...
Gilda Lyons – La Novia de Tola (2013)
Camille Saint-Saens - Third Concerto for Violin
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony no. 40 in g minor, K 550
Matthew...
Faculty who teach online or hybrid classes want to know how to design and teach courses that are pedagogically effective. This workshop will summarize and...
We will pick up where we left off, sharing how we’ve considered Rodríguez’s two dimensions in our teaching. Then, we will consider how we incorporate and...
Learn how to make attention-getting posters, presentation graphics, and social media posts with Canva, a free online graphic design platform. This 90 minutes...
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