Open House

Visit with us on Friday, october 30, 2020

Attend the public health virtual Open House on Friday, October 30 to...

  • Get an overview of Pitt Public Health departments and degree programs,
  • Meet faculty, your future mentors, and advisors,
  • Get to know student organizations, research centers, and
  • Ask questions to the admissions, financial aid, and career services teams.

Find out if Pitt Public Health’s the right fit for you!

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Minimize 2020 Agenda

10:30 Welcome and Overview of Pitt Public Health 
  • Cindy Bryce, PhD, Associate Dean for Enrollment
  • Jessica Burke, PhD, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
  • Karrie Lukin, MLIS, Director of Recruitment and Admissions
11:30 Department Session #1
with faculty, staff, and students.
12:30 Department Session #2
with faculty, staff, and students.
1:30 Student Panel
with representatives from student organizations and other current students.
  2:15 Informational Sessions:
Genetic Counseling at Pitt Public Health
Current students will present cases that they have seen during their clinical rotations and talk about their experiences in the program
  Accelerated Bachelor's/Master's (4+1) Program
Current Pitt undergrads learn how motivated students can obtain a bachelor’s and master’s degree all while saving up to one year’s worth of tuition
  Meet the Centers at Pitt Public Health
Join the leadership of the Center for Health Equity, Center for LGBT Health Research, Center for Public Health Practice, and the Center for Global Health
for a conversation about the work of their centers and programs for students.
Orientation students gather

Open House Questions?

Contact Renee Hill at 412-383-9038, for more information.

Come meet us virtually!

If you're interested in applying to Pitt Public Health and can't make it to our Open House, check the list below for upcoming recruitment events featuring one of our our student ambassadors or someone from our admissions staff. We just might be coming to you!

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Join the conversation

Open house participants are invited to tune in on Zoom for either of this week's Public Health Grand Rounds seminars: