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Pitt-Bradford has named Dr. Scott Kane as its next vice president and dean of student affairs.

For the second year in a row, Joel Austin, a computer information systems and technology major, has placed second in the University of Pittsburgh's Mobile App Challenge.

Pitt-Bradford bestowed its highest honor on a group of individuals who advise its president, embrace its mission and vision, and provide substantial financial support.

Pitt-Bradford is sending four of its biology graduates off to medical school, while other students will pursue health-related degrees, a variety of advanced degrees or enter the workforce.

A cadre of Pitt-Bradford writers and instructors - including a student -- attended and presented at the Northeast Modern Language Association Annual Convention held April 12-15 in Pittsburgh.

A record number of seniors from Pitt-Bradford will enroll in doctoral programs next year to pursue a doctorate in physical or occupational therapy.

Dr. Nancy McCabe, professor of writing, will receive the President's Award for Excellence in Teaching, Scholarship and Service at commencement exercises April 29.

Kathy Moonan, manager of accounts payable, will receive the President's Award for Staff Excellence during commencement exercises April 29.

The Division of Communication and the Arts will highlight students in its interdisciplinary arts and writing majors during a Celebration of the Arts from 5 to 8 p.m. April 19 in Blaisdell Hall.

Dr. Mark Kelley, assistant professor of exercise science, will receive the Chairs' Faculty Teaching Award during Honors Convocation April 13.