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Don't forget to register for @PittTweet Black History Month Events! Join Pitt Monday, February 21 at 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. for Blue, Gold & Black: Reflections Of The Black Pitt Experience Through The Years
Join us for the unveiling of the University of Pittsburgh’s Blue, Gold, and Black digital archive in honor of #BlackHistoryMonth!
🗓️ Feb. 21
⏰ 6pm- 7pm
➡️ Register: bit.ly/3gK6d0W
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Joan T.A. Gabel, president and chief executive of the University of Minnesota System and Twin Cities campus, has been named 19th chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh.
Gabel will be the first woman to lead the University since its founding in 1787.
Tomorrow! Join Pitt Law for a virtual info-session to learn more about the Wicked Problems II course that will be held at the CEC!
RSVP for the information session here: bit.ly/WPI-infomeeting and use the following zoom link on Wednesday (pitt.zoom.us/j/95951171204)
Looking for a career change or to get your foot in the door at Pitt? Be sure to attend Pitt's Career Fair 11/16 12-5PM! Open to all jobseekers and features various positions available at Pitt. Discover, belong, contribute and grow with Pitt! Learn more: pi.tt/career-fair
We hope you'll join us tomorrow, 4:00PM, at the CEC for Black Women & Political Action Event! Hear from a panel of dedicated advocates, activists, and organizers as we learn from the past and look toward the future.
Registration is still open! eventbrite.com/e/black-women…
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We're so proud of our RNEL undergraduate students who presented at last week's @BMESociety 2022 Annual Meeting in San Antonio! #BMES2022 @PittBioE 💙💛🧠
ALT Three RNEL undergraduate students pose for a group photo at the 2022 Biomedical Engineering Society annual meeting in San Antonio, TX
ALT RNEL student Savannah Waymer presenting her poster, "Spinal cord stimulation for bladder function evokes sporadic nerve activity."
ALT RNEL student Andres Leon-Vargas presenting his poster, "Characterization of natural void events features for bladder control via spinal cord stimulation."
ALT RNEL student Sophia Shan presenting her poster, "Neural correlates of stabilization during brain-computer interface control of a robotic arm."