The University of Pittsburgh contributes to the well-being of Pennsylvania and communities beyond.
Pitt’s roles as a problem solver, economic anchor and workforce developer converge most powerfully in our long-term, place-based partnerships, where Pitt is a responsive and committed neighbor.
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Emergency services have long had trouble recruiting and retaining workers. To address a shortage in personnel, Pitt’s Bradford campus, in partnership with the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, launched a bachelor’s degree program in emergency medicine this school year.
Over 10 years, the Appalachian Bridges to the Future project is addressing out-migration while fostering sustainable economic growth.
From visiting residents at veterans centers to packing food and clothing bags for children, University faculty and staff rolled up their sleeves for a good cause.
The national designation recognizes institutions with strong, long-term partnerships that benefit both universities and the communities they serve.
Not far from the BioForge manufacturing site, a Pitt Academy gathering amplified the importance of neighborhood engagement in partnership with biotechnology development.
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