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Five new full-time faculty announced
Pitt-Bradford has five new faculty members for the 2010-11 academic year.
Professors recognized for years of service
Pitt-Bradford recognized 10 faculty members who are celebrating service anniversaries at a dinner held Tuesday evening.
Bradford area, Port Allegany high schools win Pitt-Bradford math competition
Students from Bradford Area and Port Allegany High Schools took top honors at the 9th Annual College Mathematics Competition held Thursday at Pitt-Bradford.
Student takes second place at research symposium
A presentation by a Pitt-Bradford student has been awarded second place for biological sciences at a research symposium for undergraduate students.
Merit scholarships increased for new students
Pitt-Bradford has increased the amount of its merit scholarships for full-time in-state and out-of-state students entering Pitt-Bradford in fall 2011 to enable families to cover their education costs.
$350,000 gift received for Wick Chapel organ
Pitt-Bradford has received a $350,000 gift from George Duke in honor of his mother, Sarah B. Dorn, for a 17-rank pipe organ in the campus’s new chapel.
Frederick writes book on President Taft
Dr. Richard Frederick, professor of history at Pitt-Bradford, has written a new biography of President William H. Taft.
New Advisory Board members announced
Pitt-Bradford has named 10 new members to its Advisory Board and reappointed 15 members.
Student's study in Morocco provides understanding of Muslim culture
Pitt-Bradford sophomore Rebecca Zipay probably won’t have to worry about being in demand after college.
dGB Earth Sciences donates software to Petroleum Technology program
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.