The University and the RAND Corp. have formed a partnership to establish a joint health care research institute in Pittsburgh. The RAND/University of Pittsburgh Health Research Institute will focus on implementing and evaluating health care interventions in real world environments, linking clinical innovations with health care policy to create and sustain improvements in health care […]
University, RAND Corp. set up health care research institute >
March 30th, 2000OBITUARY: June Bonner Mullins >
March 30th, 2000Pitt special education professor June Bonner Mullins was a strong advocate for the disabled, but she also believed that people have the right to die with dignity. That's why her family and friends were not surprised when Mullins, after being diagnosed with cancer and given a poor prognosis, chose to live out her days at […]
OBITUARY: Harbaugh Miller >
March 30th, 2000Harbaugh Miller, a trustee emeritus who was honored three years ago as Pitt's most enduring football fan, died March 18, 2000, of complications from anemia. The Oakland resident was 97. Miller earned Pitt degrees in business administration and law in 1922 and 1925, respectively. A strong supporter of his alma mater, Miller was president of […]
Chancellor reports on state of University: “Seeking to become one of the best” >
March 30th, 2000"We are not a marginal institution seeking to make our way up the middle ranks," Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg said. "We are a strong institution seeking to become one of the best." The chancellor assessed the state of the University for an audience of about 225 at the March 22 University Senate plenary session. Nordenberg […]
2 professors respond to Nordenberg's assessment >
March 30th, 2000University Senate President Nathan Hershey asked two faculty members to respond to Chancellor Nordenberg's remarks at the March 22 Senate plenary session. James G. Holland, professor of psychology and a Pitt faculty member for 35 years, was asked to represent senior faculty, and Jeanette M. Trauth, assistant professor of health services administration in the Graduate […]
ONE ON ONE: Sharon Johnson >
March 30th, 2000Sharon L. Johnson has been appointed to the newly restructured position of Pitt vice provost and dean of students, effective July 1. She will replace Robert Gallagher, vice chancellor for Student Affairs, who is retiring at the end of June. Since 1989, Johnson has been vice president for student affairs and dean of students at […]