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Origins of Pitt Public Health’s iconic “Man” sculpture, according to King Friday (video).
It was the formative year at Pitt Public Health that made Bill Sollecito who he is today.
On Sunday (August 25th) a crane lift will be located on DeSoto Street. It will block the street and the lower entrance to the PG Lot. This should project should be over in one day.
Facilities Management will be renovating the restrooms of the 6th floor of Crabtree starting on August 26th. The project will take 3-4 weeks. Please use another facility during the renovations.
Get re-oriented with the Office of Student Affairs and learn about upcoming events at Pitt Public Health. Second session on Tuesday August 27 - same time and place!
The CVD Epidemiology journal club is a forum for scientific interaction between CVD Epidemiology training program students, collaborating faculty and other students with interest in CVD Epidemiology.
Get re-oriented with the Office of Student Affairs and learn about upcoming events at Pitt Public Health. Plus free head shots! Identical session also happening on Monday, August 26. Same time and place!