PIT@UMass
PIT@UMass is an all-campus initiative with content that is both synergistic across the UMass Amherst campus and targeted to specific domains.
What is PIT@UMASS?
The Public Interest Technology Initiative at UMass Amherst (PIT@UMass) seeks to develop educational, research, practice and outreach offerings across UMass Amherst’s diverse schools and colleges. PIT@UMass seeks to empower students and the broader community with the critical thinking, expertise, and information needed to promote personal and professional social responsibility and the common good in a tech-driven world. PIT@UMass is proud to be a member of the national Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN).
Colette Basiliere
Research Fellow and Executive Director
Public Interest Technology - New England Network (PIT-NE)
PIT@UMass and you
You can find more information about Public Interest Technology-related courses, credentials, events and offerings in your school or college by contacting:
College of Education: Torrey Trust, Robert Maloy, Ruth-Ellen Verock
College of Engineering: Paula Sturdevant Rees, Chengbo Ai
College of Humanities and Fine Arts: Sarah Patterson, Aston McCollough
College of Natural Sciences: Charlie Schweik
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences: Jennifer Lundquist, Joshua Braun
Commonwealth Honors College: Elena Carbone
Isenberg School of Management: Senay Solak, Monideepa Tarafdar
Manning College of Information and Computer Sciences: Michelle Trim, David Jensen
Marieb College of Nursing: Rae Walker
School of Public Health and Health Sciences: Sue Hankinson, Dan Goldstein, John Sirard
UMass Amherst at Mt. Ida: Jeff Cournoyer
UMass Libraries: Christine Turner