This month, learn the hows and
whys behind institutionalizing PIT on your campus from a range of experts across the Public Interest Tech University Network. We also have in-depth reports, a federal funding guide and upcoming opportunities and events. Program Manager Brenda Perea's update includes our fast-approaching Network Challenge, and meet
Sheetal Dhir, PIT-UN's new MSI / Equity Fellow through our Q&A.
And don't forget: today at 2 pm ET, we'll hear from Brittany Wampler (Cleveland State) and Shoshanah Cohen (Stanford) on a panel with three young PIT practitioners discussing Building the PIT Career Pipeline. Our Open RFP for PIT Career Fairs closes in just two weeks.
PIT-UN's Faculty Fellow Sylvester Johnson explains how to unlock support from leaders and colleagues as you seek to institutionalize PIT on your campus.
DataWorks builds partnerships and offers paid work opportunities to local community members. "At a time when higher education is under question and under attack, demonstrating how we produce value locally is not just ethically right but politically sensible." (Carl DiSalvo, Georgia Tech)
"Thanks to my comprehensive PIT education, the work I do every day is addressing the foundational questions about tech that really drive me – and that I hope will drive change in the industry." (Toby Shulruff, Arizona State University)
"I want to make the case here for why it’s essential to bridge the gap between the humanities and STEM fields as we all seek to further institutionalize our PIT programs." (Deb Donig, Cal Poly)
HBCU Member Stillman's public interest technology programs continue to grow. Dr. Warrick reflects on her journey and her hopes for Stillman’s future as she prepares to retire in June, 2023.
From the Desk of Program Manager Brenda Perea
Our 2023 Working Groups are off and running, 2021 Network Challenge projects share out progress, our Build a PIT Career Fair RFP is open – and the 2023 Network Challenge is fast approaching!
Sheetal sat down with our second-newest team member, Communications & Events Manager Kip Dooley, to discuss why she joined PIT-UN, what she’s learning from our members, and her professional
superpowers.
A groundbreaking effort to encourage transdisciplinary dialogue and advocate for the development of PIT, from Roba Abbas of the University of Wollongong and Katina Michael of Arizona State University.
