Calendar
Thursday 2
Kim Cobb of Georgia Tech will lecture on “Corals as Climate Communicators” April 16 at part of the University Honors College series on climate change.
Faculty & Staff Development Program
“Conflict of Interest Management,”
David Wehrle, Khrys Myrddin, Benjamin West & Lisa Schoon;
342 Craig, 9-11 am
(register: www.hr.pitt.edu/training-development/faculty-st)
CTSI Genomics Research Core Seminar
1103 Scaife, 9:30 am-3 pm
(www.ctsi.pitt.edu/documents/Nanostring.pdf)
Spring Supplier Show
“Celebrating Diversity & Sustainability”;
Soldiers & Sailors ballrm., 10:30 am-2:30 pm
(www.cfo.pitt.edu/pexpress/divsus/)
Molecular Biophysics/Structural Biology Seminar
Jun Qin;
6014 BST3, 11 am
CIDDE Workshop
“Destination Diversity With Sue Rankin”;
UClub conf. rm. A, 11 am
(register: www.cidde.pitt.edu/workshops)
Epidemiology Seminar
“Lower Extremity Atherosclerosis & Pre-clinical Peripheral Artery Disease,”
Christina Wassel;
A115 Crabtree, noon
(jcauley@edc.pitt.edu)
HSLS Workshop
“Prezi for Presentations,”
Julia Dahm;
Falk Library classrm. 2, 1 pm
(jdahm@pitt.edu)
Neuroscience Lecture
“Epigenetics, Neurodevelopment & Risk for Anxiety & Depression in Model Rats,”
Sarah Clinton;
6014 BST3, 1 pm
(steind@pitt.edu)
GSPIA Lecture
“A Dangerous Nuclear Future: Weapons, Energy & Risk,”
Scott Sagan, Stanford;
UClub ballrm. B, 1:30 pm
Chemistry Lectures
“Biological & Ecological Toxicity of Engineered Nanoparticles,”
Christy Haynes, U of MN, 2:30 pm;
“Designer DNA Architectures for Programmable Self-assembly,”
Hao Yan, ASU, 4 pm;
150 Chevron
Geology & Planetary Science Colloquium
David Pompeani;
11 Thaw, 4 pm
German Film Screening
“The White Ribbon”;
213 CL, 6:30 pm
Contemporary Writers Lecture
Peter Hessler;
FFA aud., 8:30 pm
(www.pghwriterseries.wordpress.com)
Friday 3
• Last day for fall term enrollment appointments.
SBDC Workshop
“The 1st Step: The Mechanics of Starting a Small Business”;
Mervis, 7:30-10 am
(register: www.entrepreneur.pitt.edu)
Bradford Campus Admissions Program
UPB, 10 am
GSWS Work-in-Progress Discussion
“When the Rainbow Is Not Enuf: Reviewing London’s Black Gay & Lesbian Activist Ephemera,”
Dominique Johnson;
402 CL, 10 am
Biomedical Informatics Lecture
“Machine Learning ‘Royal Roads’ for Advancing Medicine & Transforming Health Care,”
Constantin Aliferis, NYU;
407A Baum, 11 am
(tls18@pitt.edu)
History of Art & Architecture Symposium
“Our Forum: Ancient Studies at Pitt”;
203 FFA, 2-5:30 pm
(ourforumatpitt.wordpress.com)
CIDDE Workshop
“Developing a Teaching Philosophy Statement, Part 1”;
815 Alumni, 3 pm
(register: www.cidde.pitt.edu/workshops)
German Performance
“Zöpfe”;
FFA aud., 7 pm
Saturday 4
• Fall term open enrollment period begins.
Monday 6
Flow Cytometry Workshop
Hillman Cancer Center 2.42 pod lunch area, 9 am
Medicine Symposium
“Structure, Function & Inhibition of Viral Ribonuclease H”;
6014 BST3, 1-3:30 pm
German Lecture
“Cruel Attachments, Tender Counterpoints: Configuring the Collective in Michael Haneke’s ‘The White Ribbon,’”
Claudia Breger, IN U;
602 CL, 5 pm
GSWS Lecture
“Petrochemicals in an Age of Climate Emergency”;
WPU Assembly Rm., 7 pm
Greensburg Campus Writers Festival
Aubrey Hirsch & Emily Rodgers;
Chambers Fireside Lounge, UPG, 7 pm
Tuesday 7
Faculty & Staff Development Programs
“Microsoft Outlook 2013 Fundamentals,”
Vernon Franklin, 302 Bellefield, 9 am-noon;
“Campus Security & the Clery Act,”
Kathleen Schreiber, 342 Craig, 9-11 am
(register: www.hr.pitt.edu/training-development/faculty-st)
CIDDE Workshop
“Teaching a 6-Week Course”;
G74 Hillman, 10 am
(also April 16 in 815 Alumni; register: www.cidde.pitt.edu/workshops)
CSSD Technology Conf.
WPU ballrm. & Assembly Rm., 11 am-3 pm; keynote:
“Impact of Social Engineering & Advice for Staying Safe Online,”
Dave Kennedy, TrustedSec, 1 pm, WPU Assembly Rm.;
Business Panel Discussion
“The Business of River Conservation: Finding the Middle Ground for Commerce, Environment & Human Welfare,”
Brett Crawford;
UClub ballrm. A, 11:30 am-1:30 pm
(www.business.pitt.edu/katz/berg/water_conference_2015.php)
MWRI Work-in-Progress Seminar
“The Human Vaginal Microbiota & Bacterial Vaginosis,”
David Fredricks;
MWRI 1st fl. conf. ctr., noon
Philosophy of Science Talk
“Simplicity, Truth, Rhetoric & Topology,”
Kevin Kelly, CMU;
817R CL, 12:05 pm
(4-1052)
German Workshop
“Aesthetic Obstinacy on the German Stage: René Pollesch’s play, ‘Kill Your Darlings! Streets of Berladelphia’”;
1049 CL, 12:30 pm
(register: vondirke@pitt.edu)
HSLS Workshop
“EndNote Basics,”
Linda Hartman;
Falk Library classrm. 2, 2:30 pm
(lhartman@pitt.edu)
Office of Academic Career Development Workshop
“Writing Productivity: Creating Effective Writing Habits,”
Natasha Tokowicz;
O’Hara ballrm., 3-5 pm
(oacd@hs.pitt.edu)
Neurobiology Lecture
“Generating & Regenerating the Cerebral Cortex: From Neuron Subtype Development & Diversity to Circuit Implementation at the Growth Cone,”
Jeffrey Macklis, Harvard;
UClub ballrm. A, 4 pm
Greensburg Campus Writers Festival
Phil Terman & Christine Stroud;
Chambers Fireside Lounge, UPG, 7 pm
Literary Reading
“A Celebration of Modern Love,”
Daniel Jones;
232 CL, 7 pm
Bradford Campus Lecture
“The Sinking of Lusitania,”
Marvin Thomas;
Fisher Rice aud., UPB, 8 pm
Wednesday 8
Faculty & Staff Development Programs
“Family & Medical Leave Act,”
Jane Volk, Cheryl Ruffin & Amelia Conte, 9-11 am;
“Resume Writing & Cover Letters,”
Mark Burdsall, noon; 342 Craig
(register: www.hr.pitt.edu/training-development/faculty-st)
HSLS Workshop
“Focus on Behavioral Medicine: Searching in PsycINFO,”
Michele Klein Fedyshin;
Falk Library classrm. 1, 9:30 am
(kleinf@pitt.edu)
MMG Seminar
“Dissecting the Contribution of Myeloid & T Cells to HIV Persistence in the Periphery & the Brain,”
J. Victor Garcia-Martinez, UNC;
503 Bridgeside Pt. 2, noon
SAC Mtg.
102 Benedum, noon
Pathology Seminar
“Transcriptomic Approach to Study Diabetic Nephropathy,”
John Cijiang He, Icahn School of Medicine-Mt. Sinai;
1104 Scaife, noon
CIDDE Workshop
“Getting Started in the Classroom”;
815 Alumni, 1 pm
(register: www.cidde.pitt.edu/workshops)
Chemistry Seminar
“A Role for Academia in Modern Drug Discovery,”
Nathanael Gray, Harvard;
150 Chevron, 4 pm
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Lecture
“Cleft Lip & Palate I,”
Bernard Costello;
G33 Salk, 4 pm
Greensburg Campus Writers Festival
Steve Sherrill & Jessica Server;
Chambers Fireside Lounge, UPG, 7 pm
Thursday 9
Faculty & Staff Development Programs
“PittSource New-User Training,”
Michelle Fullem & Kaitlyn Konkle, 342 Craig, 9-11:30 am;
“Basics of Federal Contract Administration,”
Heide Eash, B21 UClub, 9-11 am
(register: www.hr.pitt.edu/training-development/faculty-st)
HSLS Workshop
“Painless PubMed,”
Linda Hartman;
Falk Library classrm. 1, 11 am
(lhartman@pitt.edu)
Epidemiology Seminar
“Preterm Birth & Maternal Cardiovascular Disease: What Have We Learned?”
Janet Catov;
A115 Crabtree, noon
(jcauley@edc.pitt.edu)
ADRC Lecture
“Tight Glycemic Control & Use of Hypoglycemic Medications in Older Veterans With Diabetes & Dementia,”
Carolyn Thorpe;
S439 UPMC Montefiore, noon
Thornburgh Forum for Law & Public Policy Lecture
“Madison’s Gift: 5 Partnerships That Built America,”
David Stewart;
Hillman Library Thornburgh Rm., noon
(RSVP: www.thornburghforum.pitt.edu/news-events/madisons-gift-five-partnerships-built-america)
Medieval & Renaissance Studies Lecture
“Translating Empire in the Chansons de Geste,”
Shirin Khanmohamadi, San Francisco St.;
602 CL, 12:30 pm
Chemistry Seminar
“Targeting Oncogenic Signaling With Covalent Inhibitors: CDK7, KRAS, HER3,”
Nathanael Gray, Harvard;
150 Chevron, 2:30 pm
Geology & Planetary Science Colloquium
Roberta Rudnick, U of MD;
11 Thaw, 4 pm
Bradford Campus Program
“13 Reasons Why,”
Jay Asher;
Wick Chapel, UPB, 7 pm
(wjb27@pitt.edu)
Greensburg Campus Writers Festival
William Boyle & Stewart O’Nan;
Chambers Fireside Lounge, UPG, 7 pm
Friday 10
Senate Computer Usage Committee Mtg.
717 CL, 10 am
Psychiatry Lecture
“New Approaches for an Old Disorder: Advancing the Treatment of Late-Life Depression,”
Jordan Karp;
WPIC aud., noon
East Asian Lecture
“Vigilant Ethnicity: Korean Chinese Communist Party Members Encounter the Forbidden Homeland,”
June Hee Kwon, anthropology;
4130 Posvar, noon
Epidemiology Parran Lecture
Wen-Ta Chiu, former Minister of Health & Welfare in Taiwan;
G23 Parran, 3 pm
(register: www.publichealth.pitt.edu/parranregistration)
Hispanic Lecture
“¿Fragmentos? o acerca de los discursos latinoamericanos,”
Hugo Achugar, Montevideo Uruguay;
602 CL, 4 pm
Italian Film Festival
“The Referee (L’Arbitro),”
FFA aud., 7 pm
(www.italianfilmfests.org/pittsburgh.html)
Greensburg Campus Writers Festival
Dave Newman & Adam Matcho;
Chambers Fireside Lounge, UPG, 8:30 pm
Saturday 11
Greensburg Campus Prospective Student Discovery Day
UPG, 9:30 am
(register: www.greensburg.pitt.edu)
Italian Film Festival
“Like the Wind (Come il vento)”;
FFA aud., 7 pm
(www.italianfilmfests.org/pittsburgh.html)
Gamelan Concert
“Music & Dance of Indonesia”;
Bellefield aud., 8 pm
(http://music.pitt.edu)
Sunday 12
Carpathian Music Ensemble Concert
Bellefield aud., 7 pm
(4-7529)
Monday 13
Blood Drive
WPU lower lounge, 9 am-2 pm (412/209-7048)
Bone & Mineral Research Seminar
“Muscle Derived Stem Cell Depletion During Aging & Disease,”
Johnny Huard;
Hillman Cancer Ctr. Cooper classrm. B, 4 pm
(pappertfenneld@upmc.edu)
Tuesday 14
HSLS Workshop
“Painless PubMed,”
Rebecca Abromitis;
Falk Library classrm. 1, 9 am
(baa@pitt.edu)
CIDDE Workshop
“Syllabus Construction”;
815 Alumni, 10 am
(register: www.cidde.pitt.edu/workshops)
Global Health Film
“Unnatural Causes”;
109 Parran, noon-2 pm
MWRI Work-in-Progress Seminar
“The Application of Nucleic Acid Amplification Testing in Common Genital Infections,”
Claire Danby;
MWRI 1st fl. conf. rm., noon
Bradford Campus Concert
Vocal students;
Blaisdell KOA lobby, UPB, noon
Philosophy of Science Talk
“A ‘School of Athens’ for Astronomy: The Engraved Frontispiece of Kepler’s Rudolphine Tables,”
Stefano Gattei, IMT Inst. for Advanced Studies;
817R CL, 12:05 pm
(4-1052)
Faculty Assembly Mtg.
2700 Posvar, 3 pm
Pharmacology & Chemical Biology Seminar
“Defining the Role of PPARb/d Using in Vivo & in Vitro Models,”
Jeffrey Peters, Penn State;
1395 BST, 3:30 pm
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Lecture
“Craniofacial Surgery”;
G33 Salk, 4 pm
Wednesday 15
Clinical Oncology & Hematology Grand Rounds
“Myeloid-Derived Suppressor in Cancer: Things Are Not Always What They Seem,”
Dmitry Gabrilovich, Penn;
UPMC Cancer Pavilion 2nd fl. aud., 8 am
(millerc5@upmc.edu)
Pgh Ctr. for HIV Protein Interactions Annual Mtg.
6014 BST3, 8:30 am-4 pm
(tab24@pitt.edu)
Faculty & Staff Development Programs
“Export Controls Fundamentals,”
Allen DiPalma, Sandy Laverne & Kelly Cole, B21 UClub, 9-11 am;
“Public Speaking in a Nutshell,”
Michael Bannon, 342 Craig, 9 am-noon
(register: www.hr.pitt.edu/training-development/faculty-st)
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Open House
CGS McCarl Center 1400 Posvar, 10 am–noon
(RSVP:4-7308 or osher@pitt.edu)
Pathology Seminar
“Modeling the Neurovascular Niche: Unbiased Transcriptome Analysis of the Murine Subventricular Zone in Response to Hypoxic Insult,” Joseph Madri, Yale;
Scaife lect. rm. 5, noon
Studio Arts Gallery Talk
FFA Gallery, noon
HSLS Workshop
“Cancer Informatics,”
Ansuman Chattopadhyay;
Falk Library classrm. 2, 1-4 pm (ansuman@pitt.edu)
Greensburg Campus Senior Capstone Readings
Village, UPG, 7 pm
Pitt Symphony Orchestra Concert
Bellefield aud., 8 pm
Thursday 16
Faculty & Staff Development Programs
“Feedback: An Essential Leadership Skill,”
Maureen Lazar, 342 Craig, 9-11:30 am;
“Starting or Completing an Undergraduate Degree or Certificate,”
Sherry Brown, Kaitlin Yacob & Ryan Arrington, 1400 Posvar, 12:30 pm
(register: www.hr.pitt.edu/training-development/faculty-st)
Molecular Biophysics/Structural Biology Seminar
Patricia Opresko; 6014 BST3, 11 am
Epidemiology Seminar
“The Dynamic Impact of Adiposity on Reproductive Hormones & Symptoms in Midlife Women: New Findings Challenging Old Paradigms,” Rebecca Thurston;
A115 Crabtree, noon
(jcauley@edc.pitt.edu)
IRB Seminar
“Clinical Protocol Complexity: Negative Impact & Opportunities to Improve Study Success,”
Kenneth Getz;
Scaife lect. rm. 6, noon
PACWC Event
“Postcards From the Future: A Woman’s Guide to Financially Ever After”;
UClub ballrm. B, noon
(RSVP: 800/732-8353)
SAC Seminar
“Medical Benefits”;
WPU Assembly Rm., noon
(register: www.sac.pitt.edu/event/brown-bag-medical-benefits)
Senate PUP Committee Mtg.
153 Benedum, 3 pm
Geology & Planetary Science Colloquium
“A Haystack From a Needle: Using Biomarkers & Isotopes to Understand Ancient Forest Structure,”
Katherine Freeman, Penn State;
11 Thaw, 4 pm
Chemistry Lecture
“Mass Spectrometry Approaches to Characterize Novel Brain Chemistry,”
Jonathan Sweedler, U of IL;
150 Chevron, 4 pm
UHC Climate Change Lecture
“Corals as Climate Communicators,”
Kim Cobb, GA Tech;
Charity Randall Theatre, 4 pm
(RSVP: www.honorscollege.pitt.edu/kim-cobb)
Jazz Ensemble Concert
Bellefield aud., 8 pm
Defenses
A&S/Biological Sciences
“The Community-wide Consequences of Insecticide Resistance in Non-target Organisms,”
Randall Bendis;
April 2, A219B Langley, 11 am
A&S/Biological Sciences
“A New Method for the Orthogonal Labeling & Purification of Toxoplasma Gondii Proteins While Inside of the Host Cell,”
Gregory Wier;
April 2, A219B Langley, 1 pm
A&S/Communication
“Reconfiguring Absence: Daniel Libeskind’s Jewish Museum Berlin & the Rhetorical Negotiation of Cultural Display,”
Brent Saindon;
April 6, 1128 CL, 10 am
Public Health/Environmental & Occupational Health
“An Appraisal of NOx Passive Sampling,”
Leah Cambal;
April 6, Bridgeside Pt. 3rd fl. conf. rm., 11 am
A&S/English
“Cosmopolitan Disasters: From Bhopal to the Tsunami in South Asian Anglophone Literature,”
Liam O’Loughlin;
April 6, 501 CL, 11 am
A&S/Linguistics
“L1 Impacts on L2 Component Reading Skills, Word Skills & Overall Reading Achievement,”
Katherine Martin;
April 6, LRDC 2nd fl. aud., 1 pm
A&S/Philosophy
“4 Essays on Self-Knowledge,”
Casey Doyle;
April 6, 1001B CL, 2 pm
Public Health/Epidemiology
“Change in Physical Activity & Predictors of Success in a Community-based Lifestyle Intervention to Reduce Risk for Type 2 Diabetes & Cardiovascular Disease,”
Yvonne Eaglehouse;
April 9, 110 Parran, 10 am
Public Health/Health Policy & Management
“The Relationship Between Psychological Attitudes, Health Behaviors & Health Care Utilization in Older Women,”
Ana Progovac;
April 9, 309B Parran, 10 am
Public Health/Biostatistics
“Statistical Learning Methods for Multi-omics Data Integration in Dimension Reduction, Supervised & Unsupervised Machine Learning,” SungHwan Kim;
April 9, A622 Crabtree, 11 am
A&S/Chemistry
“Design, Synthesis & Characterization of Lanthanide-Based Near-Infrared Dendrimer Complexes & Metal-organic Frameworks for Novel Modalities in Optical Biological Imaging,”
Kristy Gogick;
April 9, 307 Eberly, 2 pm
A&S/History & Philosophy of Science
“Surfaces, Scales & Synthesis: Reasoning at the Nanoscale,”
Julia Bursten;
April 9, 1001D CL, 2 pm
IS/Library & IS
“Records as Force Multiplier: Understanding the Records Continuum as a Framework for Examining the Role of Records in a Community,” Heather Soyka;
April 9, 828 IS, 3 pm
A&S/Economics
“Government & Economic Outcomes,”
Brian Beach;
April 9, 4716 Posvar, 5 pm
Public Health/Epidemiology
“Depression & HIV Infection: Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease,”
Jessica White;
April 10, 109 Parran, 10 am
Nursing
“Examining Short & Long-term Effects of Preconception Counseling Delivered During Adolescence on Risk-taking Behaviors, Condom Use & STIs Among Females With T1D,”
Jennifer Thurheimer;
April 10, 446 Victoria, 10 am
Public Health/Biostatistics
“TWISTed Survival: Identifying Surrogate Endpoints for Mortality Using QTWIST & Conditional Disease Free Survival,”
Beth Zamboni;
April 10, A216 Crabtree, 12:30 pm
A&S/History & Philosophy of Science
“Mad Errors: Associated Ideas, Enthusiasm & Personal Identity in Locke,”
Kathryn Tabb;
April 10, G28 CL, 2 pm
Public Health/Epidemiology
“Peripheral Nervous System Function, Physical Activity & Physical Fitness in Older Adults,”
Brittney Lange-Maia;
April 10, 330 Bellefield Prof. Bldg., 2 pm
A&S/Chemistry
“Synthesis & Reactions of Heterosubstituted N-Heterocyclic Carbene-Boranes,”
Everett Merling;
April 10, 307 Eberly, 3 pm
A&S/English
“Self-consciousness & Childhood in the Long 19th Century,”
Amanda Chapman;
April 13, 501 CL, 9 am
A&S/Physics & Astronomy
“Quadratic Coupling Between a Classical Nanomechanical Oscillator & a Single Spin,”
Shonali Dhingra;
April 13, 419 Allen, 10 am
GSPIA
“Grant Evaluation: What Private Foundations Do & Why They Do It: An Examination of Grant Assessment Motivations & Practices,”
Shelley Scherer;
April 13, 3200 Posvar, 10 am
A&S/Economics
“Evaluating Education Policies & Interventions,”
Yang Song;
April 13, 4900 Posvar, 10 am
Medicine/Integrative Molecular Biology
“Understanding Active Abl Kinase Conformations: Application to Discovery of Small Molecule Allosteric Modulators,”
Perna Grover;
April 13, 503 Bridgeside Pt. II, 2 pm
A&S/English
“Neighborhoods of Make-believe: Place, Play & Possibility in Disneyland, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood & the Magic City,”
Kerry Mockler;
April 13, 501 CL, 2:30 pm
A&S/Geology & Planetary Science
“Physicochemical Effects of Synthetic Hydraulic Fracturing Fluid on Core Samples of the Marcellus Shale & Underlying Onesquethaw Group, Greene County, PA,”
Matthew Dieterich;
April 14, 214 SRCC, 2:15 pm
Medicine/Molecular Genetics & Developmental Biology
“Wdpcp Affects Skeletogenesis via the Hedgehog Pathway,”
Mark Langhans;
April 14, 402 Bridgeside Pt. II, 3 pm
A&S/English
“The British War Film, 1939-80: Culture, History & Genre,”
Kevin Flanagan;
April 15, 501 CL, 10 am
IS/IS & Technology
“Using External Sources to Improve Research Talk Recommendation in Small Communities,”
Chirayu Wongchokprasitti;
April 15, 522 IS, 2 pm
A&S/Economics
“Essays on Experimental Economics & Corporate Finance,”
Hong Wu;
April 15, 4940 Posvar, 3 pm
GSPIA
“Searching for Unity: Achieving Coordinated & Effective Management of Large-scale Disruptive Events,”
Brian Colella;
April 16, 3430 Posvar, 10 am
Medicine/Computational Biology
“Spectral Approaches for Identifying Kinetic Features in Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Globular Proteins,”
Andrej Savol;
April 16, 3073 BST3, 12:30 pm
Theatre
Bradford Campus Production
“Lear”;
Blaisdell Studio Theatre, UPB,
through April 4 at 7:30 pm, also April 3 at 10 pm
(814/362-5113)
Stages Production
“Curse of the Starving Class”;
Henry Heymann Theatre,
through April 12, T-Sat 8 pm, Sun & April 11 at 2 pm
(http://play.pitt.edu/content/curse-starving-class)
Exhibits
The exhibit “Native Voices: Native Peoples’ Concepts of Health and Illness” runs through May 31 at Falk Library.
Bradford Campus Exhibit
“Affairs of the Art”;
KOA Gallery, UPB, through April 17, M-Th 8:30 am-8 pm, F 8:30 am-6 pm
Barco Law Library Exhibit
“Girls Get in for Free,”
Samantha & Abby McGeehan;
4th fl. Barco;
through April 10, M-Thu 7:30 am-10 pm, F 7:30 am-5 pm, Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun noon-8 pm
(8-1376)
Hillman Library Exhibit
“Get to the Point!”;
Hillman Library gr. fl., through April 25
(http://digital.library.pitt.edu/pittsburgh/exhibits/thepoint/)
University Art Gallery Exhibit
“Studio Arts: Students”;
FFA Gallery, through April 25, M-F & April 25 10 am-4 pm
Falk Library Exhibit
“Native Voices: Native Peoples’ Concepts of Health & Illness”;
through May 31, M-Th 7 am-mid., F 7 am-10 pm, Sat 9:30 am-10 pm, Sun 11 am-mid.
(www.hsls.pitt.edu/nativevoices)
Deadlines
Fall 2015 Community-Based Research Fellowships
Application deadline is April 3.
(www.honorscollege.pitt.edu/community-based-research-fellowships)
Annual Conflict of Interest Disclosure Forms
Deadline is April 15.
Dick Thornburgh Forum for Law & Public Policy Faculty Grant
Application deadline is April 17.
(www.library.pitt.edu/thornburgh)
Event Deadline
The next issue of the University Times will include University & on-campus events of April 16-30. Information for events during that period must be received by 5 pm on April 9. Send information to utcal@pitt.edu.
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