Pitt-Titusville Names New Executive Director for Education and Training Hub
Aug. 3, 2022—Stephanie Fiely will take on the role of executive director, having served in the role of assistant executive director since May 2020.
Pitt–Titusville Hub offering new medical assistant program
June 9, 2022—Beginning in July, Pitt–Titusville’s Education and Training Hub will feature a new certified medical assistant and phlebotomy course, which will be free for qualifying students.
Titusville training hub to offer medical assistant course
May 31, 2022—The University of Pittsburgh at Titusville’s Education and Training Hub will offer a certified medical assistant and phlebotomy course, which will be free to qualifying students.
COLLEGE TAB: Pitt-Titusville’s manufacturing assistance center continues legacy of excellence
February 10, 2022—After graduating its first cohort of manufacturing students in the winter of 2021, the Manufacturing Assistance Center continues operations with both Basic Machining and CNC Programming classes throughout 2022.
A new Pitt-Titusville center is expanding manufacturing training in Northwestern Pennsylvania
November 9, 2021—Companies in the region are hungry for skilled machinists. Pitt’s Manufacturing Assistance Center is now providing them.
Pitt-Titusville Hub to offer machining course
August 4, 2021—After years of preparation, the University of Pittsburgh’s Swanson School of Engineering’s Manufacturing Assistance Center will begin offering its first basic machining course in August at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville’s Education and Training Hub.(Titusville Herald)
Pitt–Titusville Education and Training Hub ‘all systems go’
April 8, 2021—Pitt-Titusville President Catherine Koverola wants to get the word out about the Pitt–Titusville Education and Training Hub. “We have launched, we’re all systems go,” said Koverola, who also oversees Pitt–Bradford.
Pitt’s Manufacturing Assistance Center Expands to Pitt-Titusville and Partners with Conturo Prototyping in Homewood
March 1, 2021—In a strategic move to adapt to the economic challenges of COVID-19 while providing greater reach and more flexible programming, the University of Pittsburgh’s Manufacturing Assistance Center (MAC) will expand its program to Pitt’s Titusville campus in Crawford County while launching a new hands-on partnership with Conturo Prototyping LLC in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood.
Renovations for Titusville’s science center to begin in April
February 10, 2021—Work is scheduled to begin in April on renovations to Pitt–Titusville’s Broadhurst Science Center, the first of four phases to upgrade the facilities at the Education and Training Hub.
University of Pittsburgh Titusville education and training hub awarded $1.2 million grant
Sept. 29, 2020—Representatives from the U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday announced a $1.2 million grant to support educational programming at the Education and Training Hub at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville. “This grant is an investment into the future growth and development – as well as the future health – of this region,” said Dr. Catherine Koverola, president of Pitt-Titusville. “It will enable us to develop a manufacturing assistance center and a medical assistant program at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville Education and Training Hub. We are excited to see this innovative model develop.” Read the full story at YourErie.com.
Pitt-Titusville Education and Training Hub Starts Fall Term
Aug. 24, 2020—In-person classes began today, Monday, Aug. 24, at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville’s Education and Training Hub, where several precautions have been put in place to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. “We are excited to begin this new chapter in Pitt-Titusville’s history,” said President Catherine Koverola. “Our new Education and Training Hub will serve this region well as it meets the education and workforce training needs of our residents.” Read the full story in Pittwire »
Community Celebrates Launch of Education, Training Hub
Oct. 7, 2019—Representatives from the organizations collaborating to develop the new Education and Training Hub at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville sign a memorandum of understanding Friday to officially launch the hub.
University of Pittsburgh Welcomes Three Partners in Development of Education Training Campus Hub
Aug. 9, 2019—Three partners have announced their commitment to join with the University of Pittsburgh to develop Titusville’s new Education and Training Hub, which will offer new and enhanced academic and workforce training programs beginning August 2020.
Pitt–Titusville decides not to use two housing facilities in new hub plan
Aug. 8, 2019—Pitt–Titusville has transferred two campus properties — Murdock Townhouses and Joe M. Ball Residence Hall — to the city of Titusville in accordance with a 1965 agreement.
Pitt-Titusville transfers two campus properties to City of Titusville
Aug. 2, 2019—The University of Pittsburgh at Titusville has transferred two campus properties to the City of Titusville in accordance with a 1965 agreement between the two.
University of Pittsburgh at Titusville awarded $1 million grant for upgrades to Haskell Library
Aug. 1, 2019—The Commonwealth is making a seven figure investment in the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville.
State invests $2 million into Pitt-Titusville's 'Hub' model
Aug. 10, 2018—The transformation of the University of Pittsburgh-Titusville campus into an education and training hub took a leap forward Thursday with a commitment from the state to invest $2 million in the project.
State commits $2M to Pitt-Titusville training hub
Aug. 9, 2018—The state will commit $2 million for the development of a training and education hub at the University of Pittsburgh's Titusville campus. Pitt will match those funds for a total of $4 million in investment into the Crawford County campus, according to a news release.
University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees Endorses Next Steps for Education and Training Campus Hub for Pitt-Titusville
Feb. 23, 2018—University of Pittsburgh trustees today approved a new vision for the Pitt–Titusville campus. At the board’s annual February meeting, members moved to enlist state, county and educational partners to create a vibrant, multi-institution education and training hub that will serve the six-county region.