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Perspectives on the Environment Series

The Perspectives on the Environment Series was originated in 2000 by Dr. Stephen Robar, an assistant professor of Political Science who specializes in Environmental Policy, and is co-sponsored by the Alleghney Institute of Natural History. Various topics relating to environemntal issues in the region and various formats are followed. All presentations are free and open to the public.

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Allegheny Institute of Natural History

Sports and Recreation Activities

The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford's Intrumural program offers a large variety of recreational events for students to take part in. From activities like horse riding, cave exploration, and canoeing to many sports such as softball, volleyball, and flag football a regular member of intramurals always has something to do.

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Science In Motion

Science In Motion is a partnership between the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, the Pennsylvania Department of Education, and area high schools and middle schools. The goal of the partnership is to bring high quality, state-of-the-art science equipment into local schools to enhance existing programs and ultimately the science knowledge of the students.

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Grand Canyon Semester

The Grand Canyon Semester is an integrated experience in the humanities and sciences through which each student comes to understand the challenges we will have to face in the 21st century and beyond, independent of where we live.

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Allegheny River Scholars

Each summer, a hardy band of faculty, staff, students, alumni, advisory board members and guests take a trip together down the Allegheny River. The brainchild of Dr. Carol Baker, former Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs, the canoe trip was instituted in 1997 to reinforce the Community of Learners philosophy of doing and learning together. Students sign up for the trip because it's fun and also fulfills the physical education requirement for graduation.

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