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Strong Women, Strong Girls


2934 Smallman St, 2nd floor Pittsburgh, PA 15201


Phone: 412-596-8879 Fax:


Year Established: 2004


Strong Women, Strong Girls (SWSG) is an after school men- toring program that raises the aspirations and self-esteem of girls in grades 3-5.


Lynne Garfinkel, Pittsburgh Executive Director Vanessa Veltre, Program Director Mila Yochum, Program Director Lindsay Hyde, President


The Art Institute of Pittsburgh


420 Boulevard Of The Allies Pittsburgh, PA 15219-1301


Phone: 412-291-6600 Fax:


Year Established: 1921


The Art Institute of Pittsburgh enjoys a national reputation as a leader in career-oriented education in design and media arts professions.


George M. Pry, President Katie Speers, Assistant Director, Career Services Cindi Flood, Senior Career Services Advisor Malinda Hallett, VP/Director of Human Resources George Albert, Director of Technology


The Penn State Center


1001 Liberty Ave Ste R14-A, Liberty Center Pittsburgh, PA 15222-3714


Phone: 412-263-1000 Fax:


412-471-0198


psu-pittsburgh@psu.edu www.PennStateCenter.com/Pittsburgh/ global


Year Established: 2008


The Penn State Center: Engaging Pittsburgh, functions as a conduit to address local needs through comprehensive Penn State resources. Our focus is on relationship building to involve the University in addressing local challenges. We identify regional needs and develop strategic relationships to connect Penn State research and educational assets with local partners.


412-263-3805 ajcorasaniti@aii.edu www.artinstitutes.edu/pittsburgh


412-281-6683 swsgpittsburgh@swsg.org www.swsg.org


University of Pittsburgh, Computing Services and Systems Development


728 Cathedral of Learning Pittsburgh, PA 15260


Phone: 412-624-6100 Fax:


Year Established: 1975


Computing Services and Systems Development, the University of Pittsburgh’s central IT unit, provides technology- based services to the University’s 33,000 students and 12,000 faculty and staff. These services include network- ing, telecommunications, academic and administrative systems and services, and extensive support services.


Jinx P. Walton, Director Jay W. Graham, Lead Technologist Louis Passarello, Assistant Director, Network Operations Center James Selker, Assistant Director, Development Services Brian Stengel, Assistant Director, Network Engineering & Telecommunications


University of Pittsburgh, Department of Biomedical Informatics


UPMC Cancer Paviliion Ste 301, 5150 Centre Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15232


Phone: 412-647-1298 Fax:


Year Established: 2006


The Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) brings together a diverse group of faculty who are committed to improving biomedical research and clinical care through the application of innovative technologies.


Joseph Cummings, Coordinator Gregory F. Cooper, Associate Professor of Medicine Bruce Buchanan


412-623-2814 bjk37@pitt.edu www.pitt.edu


412-624-3850 jpw@pitt.edu www.technology.pitt.edu


University of Pittsburgh, Office of Technology Management


200 Gardner Steel Conference Center, Thackeray and O’Hara Streets Pittsburgh, PA 15260


Phone: 412-624-8787 Fax:


412-648-2259


msmalandro@otm.tt.pitt.edu www.otm.pitt.edu


Year Established: 1996


The University of Pittsburgh Office of Technology Manage- ment serves as the hub of technology commercialization activity at the University.


James V. Maher, Senior Vice Chancellor and Provost Marc S. Malandro, Ph.D., CLP, RTTP, Associate Vice Chancellor, Technology Management and Commercialization


University of Pittsburgh, School of Information Sciences


135 N. Bellefield Avenue, 515 Information Sciences Building Pittsburgh, PA 15260


Phone: 412-624-5139 Fax:


412-624-5231


rlarsen@mail.sis.pitt.edu www.ischool@pitt.edu


Year Established: 1962


The I-School @ Pitt integrates technology, information and society through three highly regarded professional educa- tion programs: information science, telecommunications and library and information science.


Robert Perkoski, Program Chair, BSIS Program Richard Thompson, Professor Richard J. Cox, Professor Paul Munro, Program Chair, GIST


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