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High school students interested in working with computers now have another reason to apply to Pitt-Bradford's Computer Information Systems and Technology program: four new $5,000 freshman merit scholarships for CIS&T majors.

Dr. Tammy Haley, associate professor of nursing, has been named director of the university’s nursing and radiological science programs.

The staff of Pitt-Bradford’s literary magazine, Baily’s Beads, will unveil its travel themed 2015 issue at its annual Celebration Wednesday, Jan. 21.

Pitt-Bradford will mark Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday Monday with service projects and a celebration in the Harriett B. Wick Chapel.

The Friends of Hanley Library and the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Nontraditional Student Association are sponsoring a launch party for the newest book by Dr. Nancy McCabe, professor of writing.

Students in Pitt-Bradford’s associate of science in nursing program scored a 90 percent pass rate on the national nursing exam – eight points higher than the national average.

Pitt-Bradford has received two awards – one gold, one bronze – from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education’s District II Accolades Awards Program, which recognizes outstanding programs in higher education.

The Friends of Hanley Library will present its 22th annual “Season’s Readings” on WESB’s LiveLine program next week.

Student Bethany Kier caresses the nearly white fur on the back of Satchel, a 9-year-old Labrador retriever, slides her hands down to scratch the dog’s belly, then up to its ears for some gentle rubs.

Like many parents, Dr. Nancy McCabe enjoyed rediscovering the books of her childhood as she read to her own young daughter.