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New scholarship to benefit Elk County business students
A new scholarship at Pitt-Bradford will benefit business students from Elk County.
Hospitality management student receives $2,000 scholarship
Destiny Palmer, a hospitality management major, has received the Skal International Pittsburgh Tourism and Hospitality Management Scholarship for 2010.
McCabe's work chosen for 'Best American Essays' list
An essay by Dr. Nancy McCabe, associate professor of writing, is among those chosen for the Best American Essays 2010 notable list, and three current issues of literary journals feature McCabe essays.
New residence hall to be named for Sarah Dorn
Pitt-Bradford will name its new residence hall in honor of Bradford philanthropist Sarah B. Dorn, co-owner of Zippo Manufacturing Co.
Laurel Phillips chosen for Staff Recognition Award
Laurel Retzer Phillips, manager of human resources at Pitt-Bradford, has been chosen by the Pitt-Bradford Staff Association for its 2010 Staff Recognition Award.
Three radiography students receive scholarships
Three students from Bradford Regional Medical Center’s School of Radiography have been awarded annual Bradford Hospital Auxiliary scholarships.
Brinda publishes paper in conference proceedings
A paper by Dr. Wayne Brinda , assistant professor of education at Pitt-Bradford, will appear in the proceedings of the Teaching the Holocaust in Catholic Schools Sixth Holocaust Education Conference at Seton Hill University.
Admissions earns Chancellor's Affirmative Action Award
University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Mark Nordenberg presented the 2010 Chancellor’s Affirmative Action Award on Wednesday to the Admissions Office of the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.
Friends create scholarship together for business students
College friends Tim Fannin and John Foerstner have endowed a new scholarship for business students at Pitt-Bradford.
Harrod awarded fall Semester at Sea scholarship
Pitt-Bradford student Romainne Harrod has been awarded a $7,000 scholarship to assist her in covering the expenses of taking part in “Semester at Sea” in the fall.