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Pitt-Bradford and Jamestown Community College have signed a transfer agreement enabling students with an associate degree to seamlessly transfer into Pitt-Bradford’s bachelor’s of arts degree program in general studies.

Two of the students graduating Sunday from Pitt-Bradford will be flying high after commencement.

Pitt-Bradford Students, led by Dr. Stephen Robar, associate professor of political science, will be canvassing the Allegheny National Forest starting in mid-May to conduct a full environmental analysis for the Pennsylvania Kinzua Pathways proposed project “The Trails at Jakes Rocks.”

Pitt-Bradford will be able to offer a limited number of full scholarships for qualifying North Central Pennsylvania children to attend either X-treme Science Camp or its Crime Solving 101 Summer Enrichment Class.

A junior criminal justice major is getting a glimpse of graduate school life while serving as a research assistant on two projects.

Dr. Francis Mulcahy, associate professor of chemistry, has received the 2013 Chairs’ Faculty Teaching Award for excellence in teaching.

Pitt-Bradford this summer will host sports, academic and arts camps for students in kindergarten through high school.

Pitt-Bradford has signed a transfer agreement with Lackawanna College in Scranton to allow Lackawanna students to automatically enroll in Pitt-Bradford’s bachelor degree programs if they meet certain criteria.

The university's Sustainability Committee is seeking individuals and organizations to take part in a farmer’s market and agricultural fair as part of Earth Day activities on Sunday.

Pitt-Bradford students have been learning Aristotle's adage that “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts” with a super computing project.