On Saturday, campus held its annual One World Cultural Festival celebrating the diverse cultural backgrounds of our community. Part of it included members sharing their heritage through our Multicultural Show-and-Tell, so stay tuned as we share some of their stories this week.
The 2021 One World Cultural Festival will be held two weeks from today on Feb. 27. Taking place virtually, the theme for this year's festival celebrates Creativity, Curiosity and Compassion.
Check here for updates leading up to the festival: https://t.co/xK3MUj9lph
UPMC Chief Quality Officer and Pitt-Bradford graduate Tami Minnier administered the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in Pennsylvania to a health care worker at UPMC Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh on Monday. https://t.co/Fhm1Vv5roZ by @TheBradfordEra
This year, we're thankful for all the amazing people on our campuses working to keep our communities safe. Happy #Thanksgiving!
Tell us who you're thankful for at https://t.co/IlNDmpDYtJ
We stand at an important moment in history. Despite our differences and political ideologies, the respect and dignity of every member of our community is essential to our well-being and our democracy. Register to vote & view resources: https://t.co/mBhVyINOA7 #PittNow#PittVotes
Self-care day. Take some time to exercise at a level you're comfortable with. Take a walk on the trail or around campus. Go swimming with your pod. Hit the fitness center with your mask on (it's in the field house now, BTW).
Are you registered to vote? The deadline to register in Pennsylvania is October 19. View voting resources and make your plan to vote: https://t.co/mBhVyINOA7 #PittVotes#VoteReady
Pitt is encouraging the use of COVID Alert PA, an app that uses the Exposure Notification System as a tool to aid in contact tracing. Downloading the free app is voluntary, but the more users there are, the more effective it will be. https://t.co/EKJeVxlWSs
As Americans continue to social distance, conditions such as seasonal affective disorder could make winter especially hard. Read self-care tips from Psychology's Kathryn Roecklein: https://t.co/1DrajFsOh1
The coronavirus pandemic has created hardships well beyond essential health care. But, near and far, Pitt’s alumni are doing all they can to make a difference in distinct and inspiring ways.
Read their stories in Pitt Magazine: https://t.co/WS5H7n26TN