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Professor and Department Chair of the Department of Chemistry, Haitao Liu, along with several other Pitt faculty members, are hosting a panel discussion and networking event. The event, titled Finding the 'I' in Influence: Stories of the Leadership Journey Told by Asian, Immigrant, and First-Generation Academics," will be held on Monday, October 6, from 4-5:30 pm in the Cathedral of Learning Room 2017.
The Department of Mathematics at the Dietrich School hosted its second annual Girls Summer Math Camp last month.
A series of serendipitous events led Larry Cervi (EDUC '58) to found the University of Pittsburgh’s Golden Girls in 1975.
“As a child, I broke my wrists in a fall. For therapy, I had to twist sticks, which eventually morphed into batons—which I eventually learned to twirl,” said Cervi in a 2022 interview with Pitt Magazine.
During her tenure as president of the Pitt Alumni Association (PAA), Valerie Njie spent much of her time and energy telling the Pitt story — highlighting to alumni, students and the broader community the best parts of the University.
Njie (EDUC ’71) remains an active member of the PAA, continuing to support and highlight the accomplishments of Pitt and its outstanding alumni. But in summer 2024, she turned her focus to telling her own story and, in doing so, became one of a handful of Pitt affiliates helping to launch a unique oral history project, “Voices of History.”
Bryce Rabideau, the Director of the Bluegrass Ensemble and a mandolin instructor in the Department of Music at the Dietrich School, recently appeared on KDKA’s Talk Pittsburgh with his band Buffalo Rose. The band, along with Rabideau, performed their single “Solid Ground.” After the performance, they talked about their love for Pittsburgh and how they came together as a band.
Gene Team 2025 has officially come to a close. The summer program began on June 23 and was open to all Pittsburgh-area high school students who completed at least one high school-level biology class. Becky Gonda, a teaching associate professor and Director of Outreach in the Department of Biological Sciences, is the head of the Gene Team.
