ChE Advisory Board Challenge
UPDATE (8PM): We have reached 30 donors and unlocked an additional $2,000.
There are a few hours left to help us reach our goal of 45 donors and unlock the remaining challenge funds!
Spread the word to help ChemE pass our final threshold.
Update (11AM): The first $2,000 of Challenge funds have been unlocked - let's keep the momentum going!
30 donors unlocks another $2,000 from our Advisory Board!
This year, the Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board has introduced a competitive twist to Pitt Day of Giving. Thanks to the generous members of the ChE Advisory Board, $6,000 in challenge funds are available.
For every 15 donations received for the Department of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering on Pitt Day of Giving, $2,000 will be unlocked!
Reaching our targets will unlock additional funding for our department, further boosting our efforts to maximize support and make a significant difference in the future of the ChE department. Let's come together and rise to the challenge!
Donations are applied to...
Helping great students finish their ChE degrees and move on to high-impact careers
Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Fund
Thank you for participating in this year's Pitt Day of Giving (PDoG) by donating to the Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Fund. Your gift enables the Department to be agile in responding to the needs of our students. We are grateful for your support.
Thank you for your generous support. Hail to Pitt!
About the Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department:
The Chemical and Petroleum Engineering department at the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering was established in 1910, making it the first department for petroleum engineering in the world. Today, our department has 26 full time faculty, over 35 expert faculty (tenure/tenure-stream/joint/adjunct), a host of dedicated staff, more than 20 state-of-the-art laboratories and learning centers, and education programs that enrich with strong fundamentals and hands-on experience. There are currently 360 undergraduate students and 83 graduate students.
Our department is ranked top 20 for chemical engineering programs at a public university and boasts $10.1 million research budget and 149 peer-reviewed publications. Our faculty continue to be acknowledged for their outstanding commitment to research and teaching. Our students are winning awards and competitions, such as AIChE ChemE Car, NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program, Pitt SEED Grant, Big Idea Blitz, Randall Family Big Idea competition, and many more.
Our alumni are leaders in the chemical and energy industries and continue to bring recognition back to Pitt for their great successes. Whether in fields of energy storage or sustainable energy conversion, process engineering or interfacial characterizations, catalytic microreactors or nanomaterials, drug delivery or biosensors, our graduates change the world.