Virtual Tour of the Nationality and Heritage Rooms at the U. of Pittsburgh

Interior of the Romanian heritage room at the U. of Pittsburgh.
February 15, 2023
11:00AM - 12:00PM
Zoom

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2023-02-15 11:00:00 2023-02-15 12:00:00 Virtual Tour of the Nationality and Heritage Rooms at the U. of Pittsburgh Register here Seats are limited, register in advance! The Nationality & Heritage Rooms at the University of Pittsburgh is a nearly 100 year-old program that serves to educate the public about the ethnic settlement history and identities of Pittsburgh. They are functional classrooms that were devised and funded by local committees and continue to show guests and the Pitt community via their architecture and decorative contents the value of ethnocultural diversity. This virtual tour will focus on the Romanian, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Yugoslav, Czechoslovakian, Armenian, and Turkish Nationality Rooms through video, still images and live narration. The tour will be guided by is Michael Walter, the Nationality Rooms Tour Coordinator.  This event is free and made possible with the support of the Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies at OSU. Zoom America/New_York public
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Seats are limited, register in advance!

The Nationality & Heritage Rooms at the University of Pittsburgh is a nearly 100 year-old program that serves to educate the public about the ethnic settlement history and identities of Pittsburgh. They are functional classrooms that were devised and funded by local committees and continue to show guests and the Pitt community via their architecture and decorative contents the value of ethnocultural diversity. This virtual tour will focus on the Romanian, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Yugoslav, Czechoslovakian, Armenian, and Turkish Nationality Rooms through video, still images and live narration. The tour will be guided by is Michael Walter, the Nationality Rooms Tour Coordinator. 

This event is free and made possible with the support of the Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies at OSU.