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Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Jan 15, 2022
Letha Chadiha
In Honor of Dean Larry Davis
$100
Jan 13, 2022
Shirley
Porterfield
$100
Jan 13, 2022
Anonymous
$500
Jan 13, 2022
Megan Soltesz
In Memory of Dr. Davis
$50
Jan 10, 2022
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Jan 06, 2022
Anne
Kearney
$25
Jan 05, 2022
Hyunji
Lee
Undisclosed Amount
Jan 02, 2022
Anonymous
$1,000
Jan 02, 2022
Mark and Nikki Nordenberg
In Memory of Dean Larry Davis
$1,000
Dec 30, 2021
Kai Wei
In Memory of Dean Davis
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 21, 2021
Paula
Woods-Thomas
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 21, 2021
Gale
Shay
$100
Dec 21, 2021
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 20, 2021
Jamilah
Ducar
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 15, 2021
Alan
Momeyer
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 13, 2021
J. Craig
Cox
$25
Dec 09, 2021
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 02, 2021
Terry
Singer
Undisclosed Amount
Nov 30, 2021
John
Wallace
$1,000
Nov 23, 2021
Helen
Cahalane
$100
Nov 22, 2021
Sandra
Solomon
Undisclosed Amount
Nov 22, 2021
Stephen
Paschall
Undisclosed Amount
Nov 21, 2021
Fengyan
Tang
$100
Nov 19, 2021
Tony Gacek
In Memory of Dean Davis
$100
Nov 18, 2021
$20
CRSP 20th Anniversary
The Center on Race and Social Problems (CRSP) at Pitt Social Work, founded by Dean Davis, marks its 20th anniversary in 2022. CRSP was the first-ever center focused on race and racial equity at any school of social work in the country, and the first center at the University of Pittsburgh with a racial focus.
$50
50+ Scholarly Articles
Dean Davis published more than 50 scholarly articles on race, color, ethnicity and their influence in America.
$100
Centennial Celebration
The School of Social Work was formed in 1918 as a division of the Pitt School of Economics' Department of Sociology. Dean Davis led the School’s Centennial Celebration and Alumni Reunion in 2018.
$500
More About CRSP's Work
CRSP presents $500 awards to Pitt students who write outstanding papers on contemporary race-related issues. In this university-wide competition, CRSP solicits papers from seven areas: economic disparity, education disparity, race relations, family and youth, older adults, mental health, criminal justice, and health.
$1,000
"Race in America" Conference
More than 1,000 scholars, researchers, students, leaders of industry, public officials, and community leaders gathered for CRSP’s “Race in America: Restructuring Inequality” Conference in 2010.
