Pitt-Greensburg Center for Applied Research (CFAR): Developing Educational and Training Infrastructure to Support Undergraduate Student Research Assistants

Two students wearing lab coats and gloves in lab

Abstract

CFAR seeks funding for two years to enhance our education and training infrastructure. We will do this by developing an education and training program for CFAR undergraduate research assistants, which will also be available to all Pitt-Greensburg undergraduate students and will enhance our applied research minor. We wall also engage community experts to provide workshops on specialized content. These efforts will allow us to develop our students, deepen our community applied research connections, and grow our center. Faculty, students, and the community will benefit in a project that can be sustained following the two-year funded period.

Project Lead

Geoffrey Wood
Pitt Greensburg – Behavioral Sciences

Select Collaborators

Frank Wilson
Team Member
Pitt Greensburg – Academic Affairs

Ron Ott
Team Member
Pitt Greensburg – Behavioral Sciences

Vicky Causer
Team Member
Pitt Greensburg – Natural Sciences

Jon Vallano
Team Member
Pitt Greensburg – Behavioral Sciences

Dean Nelson
Team Member
Pitt Greensburg – Academic Affairs

Tim Holler 
Team Member
Pitt Greensburg – Behavioral Sciences

Goal Area