ABOUT PIT-UN
The Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN) is a partnership of colleges and universities committed to educating students who can better apply technical understanding and practice to questions of individual rights, justice, social welfare, and the public good, particularly for those members of our society least well served historically and today by existing systems and policies.
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Skillshare: Scholarly Writing & Civic Tech

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Public Interest Technology University Network Challenge – Request for Proposals

Educating the Next Generation of Civically Engaged Technologists

A Look Into the Near Future: Opportunities in Public Interest Technology

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Penn PIT-UN Team
Faculty Coordinators

Michael X. Delli Carpini

Christopher Yoo
Steering Committee

Paulo Arratia

Ariana Chao

Nathan Chen

George Demiris

Mecky Pohlschroder

Lyle Ungar

Kevin Zhou
Participate in Year of Civic Engagement.
The Year of Civic Engagement (YoCE) will continue to help students develop their civic identities and integrate it into their personal and professional lives in meaningful and fulfilling ways. This active, on-going exploration will include a wide range of opportunities such as the Penn Reading Project; involvement in university-community partnership and service; and much more.