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Pitt-Bradford has named 10 new members to its Advisory Board and reappointed 15 members.

Pitt-Bradford sophomore Rebecca Zipay probably won’t have to worry about being in demand after college.

dGB Earth Sciences, a leading provider of seismic interpretation software to the oil and gas industry, has donated six commercial licenses for the plugins of its OpendTect software worth to the Pitt-Bradford’s Petroleum Technology program.

Jazmine Kunes has become acquainted with death.

Pitt-Bradford women’s softball ranked 74th among NCAA Division III softball teams in the nation to earn a National Fastpitch Coaches Association girls got game Team Academic Awards for 2009-10 academic year.

Pitt-Bradford has recorded its second highest enrollment ever this year. After four years of unprecedented growth, enrollment for Fall 2010 was down only slightly from the previous year by 1.2 percent.

Dr. Livingston Alexander, president of Pitt-Bradford, has been appointed to the board of directors for the Center for Rural Pennsylvania.

Dr. Y. Ken Wang, assistant professor of computer information systems and technology at Pitt-Bradford, spent part of his summer lecturing in China and publishing an article about technology.

Suzanne Dittman has witnessed 36 years of transformations at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.

Pitt-Bradford Alumni Association will honor Craig Hartburg ’73-’75 as its Distinguished Volunteer and Dr. Stephen Robar with the Teaching Excellence Award as part of Alumni and Family Weekend.