Monthly Archives: April 2010

FULL TUITION SCHOLARSHIP for Foreign Language Study In Summer Term 2010 – June 7-July 16 For INTENSIVE BEGINNING BULGARIAN Or INTENSIVE BEGINNING HUNGARIAN   6 college credits Classes meet 9:00-3:00 daily, five days per week for six weeks Substantial homework … Continue reading →

Hey Folks,   This is about Summer Advising and so if you are graduating this week or in August let me know and I will take you off this list. So, here goes.   I will be your advisor all … Continue reading →

Pitt AbroadApril 28, 2010 at 1:46pm     Subject: SAO Internships – still time to apply!   Put your study abroad experience to good use–apply for our internship program today! Send us a Facebook message or email bjp10@pitt.edu to get … Continue reading →

  Hey Folks, Tony is in about 10-2 each day this week if you need anything signed, like Study Abroad forms or you have questions.  You can also make an appt. by calling 412-648-7451.      REMEMBER: The door is … Continue reading →

Hey Folks,   Just a reminder that if you are going to take a summer class, you might want to sign up now.  Many of the classes are underenrolld right now and so could be cancelled.  So, if you know you … Continue reading →

Student Assistants: CONSOL Energy Mine Map Preservation Project   The Preservation Department is looking to hire student assistants for the summer 2010 semester.  The assistant positions support the continuation of stabilizing large coal mining maps for digitization as part of … Continue reading →

Hey Folks, If you aleady responded to my Tony’s email, just ignore this. We would need these by noon on Friday. We are putting together a report for the University. One of the things we want to turn into them … Continue reading →

Here is the direct link to the online form http://www.cgspitt.org/restricted-registration-form.cfm , Or to get to the form go to http://www.cgspitt.org click on the Academics tab, then choose Restricted Class Registration from the dropdown menu.   Once the send button is … Continue reading →