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Save the Date(s) - 10th Annual Pitt Day of Giving and More!
Student Organization Bylaw Review (Feb 2- 3/31) and Elections (2/23-3/6 Tentative)
Every spring term, the University of Pittsburgh chapter of the Student Veterans of America conducts a bylaw review and holds elections for the next academic year.
As military-connected students, you have a unique opportunity participate in a nationally recognized chapter on our campus. Leaders can attend the SVA National Conference (NATCON), convene and engage with student, faculty, and alumni advisory boards, submit budget requests to the Student Government Board for consideration, and build a comprehensive toolkit of professional and academic development that can propel you to the next stage in your career goals to, through, and beyond your academic pursuits.
Leaders also assist OVS with important feedback that informs our own development, events, and initiatives that improves our institutional alignment with the Plan for Pitt. We're very are excited for the chance to work with all of you!
If you are interested in learning more about SVA at Pitt, please send an email to veterans@pitt.edu.
(Disclaimer: per current bylaws, only student veterans can serve as chapter president. All other leadership positions and committee seats are open to military-connected students of any affiliation)
Experience Pitt Business — MS for a Day
Experience Pitt Business Master of Science (MS) programs firsthand. Join an interactive class, meet faculty and students, and fast-track your next step. Eligible attendees will receive an admissions decision on Saturday, March 28.
From the Events Calendar
Brewed For the Road- Thur. 2/5 8:30am to 10:00am @ WPU
Stop by our monthly coffee table for free coffee, breakfast pastries, and quick tips on navigating commuter life! Fuel up, connect and grab helpful resources - just for commuter students!
OVS Resume Workshop - Thur. 2/5 11:30am to 1:30pm @ WWPH McCarl Center Lounge (Our office!)
Meet with Carol Balk, Career Consultant, to discuss and ask questions regarding resumes or cover letters, specifically for Military-Connected individuals. Carol will also be available for mock interviews. A headshot backdrop and light will also be available for professional use, free of charge.
Headshots will be taken on your phone. No appointments will be necessary, walk-in only.
Career Fair Prep Week - Career Fair Crash Course - Tues. 2/10 12:00pm to 1:00pm @ WPU Rm 224
Join the Career Center for a how to guide for before, during and after the career fair. This workshop will help you create a unique and strong elevator pitch, learn to build your network and create new connections and feel prepared for the career fair! (with Moe's Nacho Bar!)
Make your spring semester the semester of involvement! Meet with representatives from some of the hundreds of student organizations that make up our campus.
Spring 2026 Career & Internship Fair - 2/17-2/19 @ WPU
Come join us at the Career & Internship Fair! The following schedules lists which majors are showcased each day:
- February 17th: Engineering
- February 18th: Computing, Information & Analytics
- February 19th: Arts & Sciences, Non Profit & Public Service
Campus Resources
Off-Campus Student Services
Committed to ensuring that students are knowledgeable renters. The OCI mission is to provide students with the information and tools needed to successfully reside in off-campus accommodations. Services can help you find housing and roommates, resources to safely live off-campus, and the support you’ll need to be a responsible neighbor – from renter’s guides to apartment listings to useful tips.
Pitt Pantry
Dedicated to ensuring that all members of the Pitt community have regular access to a balanced and nutritious diet, the Pantry hosts regular shopping hours for Pitt community members to obtain food and services.
It is located in the O’Hara Student Center kitchen (4024 O’Hara Street), where all members of the Pitt community can visit to select items of need.
Thriftsburgh
Created in the spring of 2014, Thriftsburgh is Pitt’s student-run on-campus thrift store serving students, staff, faculty, and the Pittsburgh community by re-purposing and selling second-hand clothing, shoes, and accessories. Buying secondhand clothing reduces textile waste, cuts carbon, and promotes a culture of reuse. All items sold in the store are $12 or less.
Thriftsburgh has regular store hours in the O’Hara Student Center and holds various events throughout the year. The Annual Reuse Rummage Sale is hosted each August to provide clothing, dorm, kitchen, and bathroom essentials to students returning to campus.
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