G20 Pittsburgh Coverage Resources: Sources and stories
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Kelly, Morgan E
Aug 27, 2009, 1:24:17 PM8/27/09
to Pittsburgh Science Writers
Hello, everyone.
I work in the University of Pittsburgh's Office of Public Affairs. I wanted to contact you early about G20 resources we’ve created for reporters covering the summit in September.
We’ve launched a Web site of expert sources and story ideas related to G20 and Pittsburgh. The site offers experts in topics ranging from international economics and experts by country to analysts of Pittsburgh’s recognized post-industrial recovery, the sited reason for the city’s selection to host the summit. The site is available at [http://www.g20.pitt.edu/].
Additionally, Pitt along with Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center makes up a considerable portion of the Pittsburgh region’s economic base in terms of employment and research. We are offering various tours themed to our more notable initiatives, including sustainability research, our collaborative work in regenerative medicine, and robotics. More information on these tours (including registration) and other information about our partnership is available at [http://www.edsmedspittsburgh.org/].
Feel free to contact me or pass this information and my contact information to anyone you know will cover the summit. I’m glad to help in any way that I can.
Thank you.
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Morgan Kelly
Science & Engineering News Representative
University of Pittsburgh
412-624-4356
mek...@pitt.edu
I work in the University of Pittsburgh's Office of Public Affairs. I wanted to contact you early about G20 resources we’ve created for reporters covering the summit in September.
We’ve launched a Web site of expert sources and story ideas related to G20 and Pittsburgh. The site offers experts in topics ranging from international economics and experts by country to analysts of Pittsburgh’s recognized post-industrial recovery, the sited reason for the city’s selection to host the summit. The site is available at [http://www.g20.pitt.edu/].
Additionally, Pitt along with Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center makes up a considerable portion of the Pittsburgh region’s economic base in terms of employment and research. We are offering various tours themed to our more notable initiatives, including sustainability research, our collaborative work in regenerative medicine, and robotics. More information on these tours (including registration) and other information about our partnership is available at [http://www.edsmedspittsburgh.org/].
Feel free to contact me or pass this information and my contact information to anyone you know will cover the summit. I’m glad to help in any way that I can.
Thank you.
--
Morgan Kelly
Science & Engineering News Representative
University of Pittsburgh
412-624-4356
mek...@pitt.edu
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