This is an in-person lecture event held in Pittsburgh featuring student speakers and a presentation by Emily Marshman from CCAC. Attendees can hear talks and participate in a tour of a historic building after the lecture. The event is suitable for those interested in local academic and cultural activities.
7:00 - Doors open, light refreshments
7:20 - Student speakers , Gianna Kennelly and Marina Dunham
7:40 - Emily Marshman, CCAC
Tour and observing to follow.
This historic building is partically handicapped accessible, including the lecture. The full tour requires some steps.
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