As the 2024 Fall Term comes to an end at the Dietrich School, we invite you to take a work or study break and enjoy some holiday music selections courtesy of the Department of Music Faculty.
Pitt’s Treble Choral Ensemble along with the Men’s Glee Club are gearing up for their holiday concert series. Several of the Dietrich School’s Student Ambassadors are involved in the TCE and shared their experience in preparing for the winter concert series:
Can you walk us through the process of preparing for the concert?
Summer might feel far away, but it's never too soon to plan some fun and educational trips. The Office of Global Experiences offers a two-week Lakota Perspectives Program, from the end of June into July. The trip will take place on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, in partnership with Amizade, an organization that works worldwide to create “fair trade” global education experiences, mainly for students and schools.
Transgender Awareness Week is a time to foster understanding, promote inclusivity, and celebrate the lives and contributions of transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals. This week-long event is meant to engage our community in meaningful dialogue, raise awareness about the challenges faced by the transgender community, and highlight the importance of creating a supportive and affirming campus environment. Please join the Dietrich School’s Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies for events happening all week long:
The Jewish Studies Program and the Panim Collective are proud to present a series of events with Dr. Shayna Weiss:
Kol Isha: Religion and Gender in Israeli Pop Music
Nov 21 @ 9:30am
Pitt Barco Law Building, Second Floor, Alcoa Room
William S. Dietrich II Endowed Chair in Jazz Studies and artistic director of the Jazz Studies Program, Chad Taylor, was recently interviewed by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Taylor came to Pitt in September after being a touring musician for years. He said he came to Pitt looking to help mentor young jazz artists.
The Sustainable Food Source course, taken by Department of Geology and Environmental Students, spends most of their weeks at an urban farm learning and working with community leaders. This past week the class helped Ebony Lunsford-Evans (Farm Girl Eb) get her urban farm in the West End, named 1 Sound Farm, ready for the winter. As students pulled plants for the compost bin they realized some of the plants had ripe fruit still on them and asked if they could take it to the Pitt Pantry.
It’s Fine Art Appreciation Day and the Dietrich School has a lot of fine art to offer. No this isn’t a pigment of your imagination, we do have an art museum located on our campus.
