A memorial tribute in celebration of the life of Amy E. Knapp will take place at 2 p.m. July 18 at Heinz Memorial Chapel. A reception will follow at the Pittsburgh Athletic Association. Knapp, assistant university librarian in the University Library System, died May 31 after a long battle with cancer.
Hearing health info sessions planned >
July 10th, 2008The Department of Audiology and Hearing Aids at Eye and Ear Institute is offering free informational sessions on hearing health care. Each session offers three one-hour classes, and participants can choose to attend one, two or all three classes, which will be held at Eye and Ear Institute, 203 Lothrop St., on July 10, 5-8 […]
State appropriation up 1.5 percent >
July 10th, 2008While Pennsylvania’s $28.26 billion general fund budget for 2008-09 represents a 4 percent increase from last year, the total appropriation for its four state-related universities is rising 1.5 percent. The new budget, signed by legislators July 4, increases Pitt’s appropriation by 1.5 percent, sticking close to the appropriation proposed by Gov. Edward G. Rendell, but […]
4 named distinguished professors >
July 10th, 2008Four senior faculty members have been named as distinguished professors, the highest honor Pitt accords members of its faculty. Ellen Frank has been named Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry, effective June 1; Randy Juhl, Distinguished Service Professor of Pharmacy, effective July 1, and, effective Sept. 1, George Reid Andrews, Distinguished Professor of History, and Naomi P. […]
Trustees hike fees, name UPB dorm >
July 10th, 2008Pitt’s Board of Trustees last week increased two student fees, okayed the naming of a new residence hall, re-elected Ralph J. Cappy as board chair and elected three new trustees. Trustees also approved amending the make-up of the board and certain other governance matters at its June 27 meeting. Beginning this fall, Pittsburgh campus full-time […]
GSPH staffer preps for Transplant Games >
July 10th, 2008When the National Kidney Foundation U.S. Transplant Games open tomorrow in Pittsburgh, one University staff member will be competing for Team Pittsburgh in the 3-on-3 basketball tournament at the highest of three competitive levels. Thanks to the generosity of his sister, who donated a kidney, George McClure is back to work and back on the […]