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Anderson, Orris named ex-officio members of Advisory Board
Pitt-Bradford has named two new ex-officio members to its Advisory Board and reappointed 21 members.
Bradford couple inducted into Brackenridge Circle for gifts
Between them, Dr. George and Susan Evans of Bradford have attended five different universities, yet they’ve steadfastly supported Pitt-Bradford even though neither of them were ever students there.
Bradford hosts score of medical students for look at rural practice
By the end of the academic year, 20 medical students from the University of Pittsburgh will have spent one of their clinical rotations in Bradford thanks to a five-year grant to introduce medical students to rural medicine.
Friends of Hanley Library to present annual holiday readings on WESB
The Friends of Hanley Library will present its 21th annual “Seasonal Readings” on WESB’s LiveLine Wednesday, Dec. 11.
Hamlin Bank contributes $100,000 to dual enrollment programs
Hamlin Bank and Trust Co. of Smethport has made a $100,000 contribution to Pitt-Bradford that will allow more high school students to take advantage of a program that allows them to earn college credit at minimal cost.
Mukerjee, 15 other faculty members recognized for service
Pitt-Bradford recently recognized 16 members of the faculty who are celebrating service anniversaries.
New writing scholarship honors Mary Ann Lyons
A new scholarship named in memory of one of Bradford’s most colorful women will help students who are writing majors and need some financial assistance.
Merit scholarships increased for some incoming students
In a continuing effort to help families cover the cost of college education, Pitt-Bradford has increased the amount of merit aid some in-state and transfer students will receive.
Evans-Corrales has new book, translations, memoir published
If you ask Dr. Carys Evans-Corrales, professor of Spanish, what she has been doing lately, you better have a notepad handy.
Artifacts from Fishkin Maya collection on display in KOA Gallery
Artifacts from a collection of Maya pottery once belonging to Bradford natives Jerome and the late Jack Fishkin will be on display at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford from Thursday through Dec. 13.