9 Pitt staffers earned Chancellor’s Distinguished Service Awards
The honorees were recognized for work ranging from cancer research and food security to mentorship and community service. Nine University of Pittsburgh employees have received the 2026 Chancellor's Distinguished Service Awards for Staff, recognising their exceptional dedication to the University community and reflects Pitt's spirit of possibility. The winners were selected across categories including innovation, mentorship, student impact, research support, community engagement, and outstanding career achievement. Each honoree will receive a $2,500 prize and will be recognized at a Nov. 20 reception. The names of the winners will be added to a permanent plaque in the William Pitt Union. Among the winners are Milarski-Veenis (SPIA ’20G), Hank (A&S ’06), who co-founded PittWomen, who has dedicated over a decade to creating professional development and social opportunities for women across Pitt, and Fleck (UPJ ’13, EDUC ’17G), who is credited with leading the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences’ research financial administration and doubling the school’s compliance with sponsored program deadlines from 32% to 71%. Love (CGS ’02, SCI ’09G) is recognized for his work as an administrative partner to Dr. Lewis Kuller, who is also recognized for over 20 years of service.
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Nine University of Pittsburgh employees have earned 2026 Chancellor’s Distinguished Service Awards for Staff. These annual accolades recognizes the work of staff members that demonstrates exceptional ... [4384 symbols]
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