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Swarts Hall is home to nursing, education, criminal justice, history/political science, psychology, and business management. In our nursing suite, student nurses practice on computerized mannequins that look and act almost like real people. Psychology students use our psychology lab to practice their counseling techniques and watch while other students practice their skills.
We have four different styles of residence halls, and all of them are comfortable and furnished. Livingston Alexander House is designed to help first-year students adjust to college and become part of their own community. LA House residents live in two-person bedrooms within sections of 24 to 36 students. The building also has community lounges and fitness areas, giving students many opportunities to socialize and make friends. We also have town house apartments, suite-style apartments and garden apartments that have bedrooms, living rooms and kitchenettes.
One of the many great things about Pitt-Bradford is that the faculty and staff are here to help you succeed. If you need some help, you'll also find many resources in Hanley Library, including the Academic Advising Center, Academic Coaching & Tutoring Center, TRIO Student Support Services, the Writing Center and the Math Center. Besides borrowing some of the many materials available in the library, you also can find a perfect place to study or work on a project with classmates. If all that studying makes you hungry or thirsty, pick up a Starbucks drink or baked good at the café.
The Duke Building houses our mechanical and energy engineering technology programs and computer information systems and technology major. The building features a machine shop; a makerspace, where students from any major can work on projects; and labs for learning about virtual reality, electronics, fluids mechanics, sensors and automation, strengths of materials, and computer networking. The building also features several study rooms and a large atrium where students can work on projects, brainstorm and study together. "
Fisher Hall houses our science and math classes and labs. Our science labs are filled with scientific equipment where you'll be able to perform all kinds of interesting experiments. You may also get a chance to conduct research with one of your professors. Fisher Hall also features two computer-aided learning centers called *CALC* labs, where you will have access to some of the latest computer technology available. The building also includes a rooftop greenhouse, where you can get hands-on experience working with plants.
The Frame-Westerberg Commons is where you'll eat, relax and hang out with friends. The food in the dining room offers many choices or you can grab a quick bite or eat by the fireplace in the Commons Café. The Commons is home to the Panther Shop, where you'll find everything you need for class and official Pitt-Bradford gear; a game room with pool and ping pong tables; and a large multi-purpose room where many campus events are held such as the annual Cultural Festival. If you just need a place to chill, try one of our comfy couches in front of the big-screen TV.
Harriett B. Wick Chapel is a place apart from the hustle and bustle of campus. It is home to weekly meditation and religious services, lectures, concerts, ceremonies, forums and service projects. It also serves as a quiet place for contemplation and restoration. During the summer months, the chapel hosts weddings. Behind the chapel, a winding trail leads to the *Tunungwant Creek* and a spot to enjoy some peace in nature.
If you're interested in art, theater, music, broadcast communications, interdisciplinary arts, communications or writing you'll probably be spending a lot of time in *Blaisdell* Hall. In Blaisdell, you'll find our all-digital television and radio studio where we produce television and radio commercials; a 500-seat theater where you can see or perform in some awesome concerts, musicals and plays; the KOA Art Gallery, where work by different artists is on display; a music rehearsal hall; art studios; lighting and sound booths; and a music theory and technology studio.
The Sport and Fitness Center houses our 12 NCAA Division III sports teams and where our men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball, men's wrestling, and men's and women's swim teams compete. Here you can work out in the fitness center, play a pick-up game of basketball in the fieldhouse, or swim laps in the pool. You'll start here if you want to play intramural sports and participate in Outdoor Club activities, including horseback riding, skiing and caving. The building also houses our exercise science, sport and recreation management, and health and physical education programs. And, when you graduate, you'll pick up your diploma during Commencement in the arena.
