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Get Active grant purchases recreation equipment
The Center for Rural Health Practice has used grant money to purchase recreation equipment that can be “checked out” by citizens in Bradford, Smethport and Coudersport.
Amount of merit awards raised for new transfer students
Pitt-Bradford has increased the amount of its merit scholarships for newly enrolled in-state and out-of-state students transferring to Pitt-Bradford in Fall 2011 to enable families to cover their education costs.
Education professor to have two articles published in fall
Dr. Wayne Brinda, assistant professor of education, will have two articles appearing in education journals this fall.
New counseling psychology minor now available
Pitt-Bradford has introduced a new minor in counseling psychology that will give students an edge entering the job market.
Gallina establishes scholarship in brother's memory
The Rev. Leo Gallina, pastor of St. Bernard Church and a supporter of Pitt-Bradford, has established a scholarship at Pitt-Bradford in memory of his brother, Philip John Gallina.
Gotchev, students paint new mural in Swarts Hall
Pitt-Bradford has added a third mural to its campus.
Need-based scholarships available for science camp
The North Central Planning and Development Commission has awarded $1,000 to Pitt-Bradford to be used for science camp scholarships.
Professor presents workshop on poverty in schools
Dr. Donna Dombek, assistant professor of education, presented a workshop on “Poverty: The ‘Quiet Diversity’” at Georgia Southern University.
Pitt-Bradford business students help homeless with job skills
Pitt-Bradford students have learned a lot about homelessness in the last few weeks.
Marilyn Horne reminisces about childhood in Bradford
For a moment Sunday afternoon, opera legend Marilyn Horne presented an alternate scenario for not only the city of Bradford, but also for herself.