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Dietrich School Faculty Member Receives Grant to Digitize Silent-Movie Music Collection

The Mirskey Collection Digitization Project, led by Dietrich School Department of Music Professor James Cassaro, aims to process and digitize aging sheet music for silent — technically “mute” — film accompaniment held in Pitt’s University Library System’s Theodore M. Finney Music Library.
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Dietrich School Chemistry Alumna Officiating at World Cup

Dietrich School alumna Katy Nesbitt was following an ascendant career path as a chemist. While she was following the bouncing ball, her life sprinted off in a unique, award-winning direction.
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Dietrich School Student, Alumna Recognized for Political Engagement

Yasmeen Gauri, a gender activist and Dietrich School undergraduate pursuing majors in psychology and religious studies and minors in chemistry and studio arts, and Courtney Colligan, a recent doctoral graduate from the Department of Theatre Arts and recipient of a doctoral certificate in Gender Studies and Women’s Studies, are recipients of Iris Marion Young Awards for Political Engagement, which honor those who work to promote justice in the University, at the local or national level, or across the globe.