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Carnegie Mellon University, H. John Heinz III College


5000 Forbes Avenue Hamburg Hall, Career Services Pittsburgh, PA 15213


Phone: 412-268-8634 pclee@andrew.cmu.edu www.heinz.cmu.edu


Carnegie Mellon University’s H. John Heinz III College offers top-ranked graduate degree and executive education programs in public policy and information systems.


Patti Lee, Assistant Director, Career Services Ron Delfine, Director, Heinz Career Services


Chatham University


Office of Admissions, Woodland Road Pittsburgh, PA 15232


Phone: 800-837-1290 Fax:


Year Established: 1869


Founded in 1869, Chatham University is a coed university with a women’s college as its historic heart.


Patricia M. DeMarco, Director, Rachel Carson Institute Laura Armesto, Vice President for Academic Affairs Walter Fowler, Vice President for Finance and Administration


Community College of Allegheny County


800 Allegheny Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15233-1804


Phone: 412-237-3040 Fax:


Year Established: 1965


Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) is a multicampus, comprehensive community college enrolling more than 80,000 students annually in credit and non-credit classes.


Alex Johnson, President Charles Blocksidge, Vice President, Organizational Development


Joyce Breckenridge, Vice President for Business and Administration


Mary Frances Archey, Vice President for Learning and Student Development Nancilee Burzachechi, Vice President, Institutional Advancement


412-237-3037 pzahurak@ccac.edu www.ccac.edu


412-365-1609 mritter@chatham.edu www.chatham.edu


Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurship


Carnegie Mellon University, GSIA - 229C Pittsburgh, PA 15213


Phone: 412-268-7758 Fax:


Year Established: 1990


The Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurship is a vital part of Carnegie Mellon University’s Graduate School of Industrial Administration.


S. Thomas Emerson, Director


Duquesne University, School of Leadership & Professional Advancement


600 Forbes Avenue, 210 Rockwell Hall Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Phone: 412-396-5600


doughertyj1568@duq.edu www.leadership.duq.edu/


Year Established: 1878


Duquesne University first opened its doors in October, 1878 with an enrollment of 40 students and a faculty of seven.


Grove City College


Career Services Office, 100 Campus Drive, Box #3141 Grove City, PA 16127-2101


Phone: 724-458-3371 Fax:


Year Established: 1876


Located in western Pennsylvania, Grove City College is a selective, four-year college of liberal arts, sciences, and engineering.


James T. Thrasher, Director, Career Services Mandy Sposato, Associate Director, Career Services Mike Bright, Chair of the Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering William Birmingham, Chair of the Department of Computer Science and Prof. of Computer Science


Blair Allison, Chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Prof. of Engineering


724-450-1506 alsposato@gcc.edu www.gcc.edu


412-268-4804 boni@andrew.cmu.edu www.tepper.cmu.edu/index.aspx


Community College of Beaver County


1 Campus Drive Monaca, PA 15061-2566 Phone: 724-480-2222


deborah.micheals@ccbc.edu www.ccbc.edu


Year Established: 1966


The Community College of Beaver County is an accredited college serving western Pennsylvania with a strategically designed collection of programs and services that enhance the educational competencies and life-long learning experiences of our students and community residents.


Ray J. Schweinberg, Manager, Instructional Technologies Steve Danik, Vice President, Finance and Operations Scott Ensworth, Chief Human Resources Development Officer


Duquesne University, Mary Pappert School of Music


600 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15282-0001


Phone: 412-396-6082 Fax:


412-396-1524 kocher@duq.edu www.duq.edu/music


The Mary Pappert School of Music provides musical education that connects the broad spectrum of historical and current practices; and in promoting the relationship between theory and practice, prepares professionals who will be the leaders in the musical culture of the 21st century.


Edward Kocher, Dean and Professor EDMC - Online Higher Education


1400 Penn Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15222-4341


Phone: 866-421-4643 Fax:


Year Established: 2000


Education Management Corporation Online Higher Educa- tion (“EDMC OHE”) provides the online component for The Art Institutes, Argosy University and South University.


412-992-9877 mfabus@edmc.edu www.edmc.edu


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