SHRS’ Team Behind Team USA: Ashley Koto
Athletic Training alumna Ashley Koto is a physical therapist and athletic trainer with USA Gymnastics who will spend two weeks in Paris with the team.
Athletic Training Program Granted 10-Year Accreditation
The Master of Science in Athletic Training program has been granted 10 years of continuing accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE), the most that can be approved for a program!
Sports Science Intern Arrives Ahead of the Competition
Recent Master of Sports Science alumna, Tatianna Rivas, completed her year-long internship with the Pitt women's volleyball team on their way to the NCAA Final Four! Rivas talks about working with the powerhouse women's team and how she was able to merge her love of volleyball with the Pitt Sports…
Getting to Know Our Dietitian Nutritionist Students: Darby Robinson
Meet Darby Robinson who earned a Master of Science from the Dietitian Nutritionist (DN) program, which offers a post-baccalaureate entry point for students.
Nutrition Science student reflects on SHRS’ unique collaborative research opportunities
Giavanna Gulino is a senior studying Nutrition Science. Gulino shares her experiences in the program and the insight into her research opportunities!
Faculty Spotlight: Britney Beatrice Discusses Research Opportunities with Pitt Nutrition Programs
Britney Beatrice is both an instructor for and alumna of SHRS. Beatrice shares her research experience both as a former student and presently as faculty.
Gain Experience in Sports Science on and off the Field
Second-year Sports Science student Anna Michalski shares her experience in the program and working with the Pitt women's soccer team for her internship.
Getting to Know Our Current Dietitian Nutritionist Program Students: Sarah Grace Hayward and Danielle Barsky
The Dietitian Nutritionist program offers an entry point for students who obtained a bachelor’s degree from a Didactic Program in Dietetics at another accredited institution allowing them to then obtain a Master of Science degree through Pitt’s program.
How Can I Make Myself a Competitive Applicant for the Dietitian Nutritionist Program?
You’re ready to apply to the Pitt Dietitian Nutritionist program – great! We’re here to help! Assistant Professor and Program Director Trisha Cousins is on the DN program admissions team and reviews each application. She has provided the tips below so you can submit a strong application.
Pitt Dietitian Nutritionist Program: Which Entry-Point is Right for Me?
We've designed these flowcharts and tables to help you pinpoint they best way for you to begin your dream career of becoming a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist!