The University of Pittsburgh contributes to the well-being of Pennsylvania and communities beyond.
One of the ways the University does this is by being an engaged partner in public problem-solving, mobilizing our teaching and research mission to work alongside communities, governments and industry on complex, real-world challenges.
To share an Impact Activity, have a story told, or ask a question about Public Impact, contact Pitt External Relations at PublicImpact@pitt.edu.
“These new investments are another example of Pitt doing our part to contribute to healthy and vibrant communities throughout the region,” Chancellor Joan Gabel said.
Regional Training Centers will provide clinical training for dental residents, hygienists and assistants, while also bringing affordable, accessible care to communities that need it most.
A steady college-to-classroom pipeline is helping to keep Pitt-Greensburg graduates in the area, teaching local kids.
The technology tested and developed in Pitt’s Healthy Home Lab is making it safer for older adults to age in place.
