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Over the last year, the Center for Rural Health Practice at Pitt-Bradford has received nearly $1.2 in grant money for projects over the next five years, including a project to introduce rural medicine to medical students.

With the Tuna Valley Trail Association’s Community Parks Trail nearing completion, Pitt-Bradford and the City of Bradford will be connected more than ever.

Pitt-Bradford will host a dinner on stage in the Bromeley Family Theater for its Arts Endowment Gala in September.

A $2.68 million capital construction project at the Kessel Athletic Complex on the campus of Pitt-Bradford is going to result in better facilities for softball, baseball, tennis and soccer players at Pitt-Bradford and throughout the region, not to mention their fans.

While many people in the community see Pitt-Bradford as someplace they can send their children to, two of the area’s largest employers see Pitt-Bradford as a place they can get workers from.

There are big plans for Pitt-Bradford to leave little impact on the area in the coming years – environmentally speaking, of course.

Dr. Ronald Mattis, associate professor of engineering, presented a paper this summer at the International Journal of Arts & Sciences conference in Prague, Czech Republic.

Dr. Ron Binder, associate dean of student affairs, has been elected co-chairman of the Fraternity and Sorority Knowledge Community of NASPA, the leading association of the student affairs profession.

For the eighth consecutive year, The Princeton Review has recognized Pitt-Bradford as one of the best colleges in the northeast.

The children of Tom and Edith O’Hargan have endowed a scholarship at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford in memory of their parents.