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Five members of faculty promoted to associate professor

Pitt-Bradford has promoted five members of the faculty from assistant professor to associate professor.

Virtual tour of campus now available

Pitt-Bradford has launched a new virtual tour to give prospective students, their parents and other online visitors a feel for the campus and its facilities as well as the academic programs and extracurricular activities that take place there.

McCabe promoted to full professor

Dr. Nancy McCabe, director of the writing program, has been promoted to full professor, effective Sept. 1.

Gleason named director of Academic Advising Center

Sue Gleason has been named the new director of the Academic Advising Center.

Shanghai University students visiting Bradford to study

Thirteen students, accompanied by two faculty members from Shanghai University’s SILC Business School, are visiting the Pitt-Bradford for three weeks to take an information systems course sponsored by the computer information systems and technology program.

Biology students spend summer researching to get ahead

Three biology students are spending their summer conducting research that they hope will put them ahead for years to come.

Director of Energy Institute testifies before congressional committee

A member of the Pitt-Bradford faculty testified Tuesday before a subcommittee of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Natural Resources.

Book edited by Hanley librarian explores internationalism in children's series

A new book coedited by Marietta Frank, director of Hanley Library at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, explores how internationalism is presented in children’s series.

Secondary education program placed on 'top-ranked' list

The National Council on Teacher Quality has given Pitt-Bradford’s secondary education program “Top Ranked” status – a distinction awarded to only 81 secondary programs nationwide – in its second annual Teacher Prep Review.

Military science program has doubled in size over past decade

Dozens of Pitt-Bradford students are learning that one class can teach them organizational, management and leadership skills and even show them a way to pay for college.