Researchers Discuss Life Sciences Trends During Power Meal
Halfway through 2022 already, we decided to use this as a checkpoint and host a Power Meal around the driving forces that have changed the life sciences industry historically – and what we can expect to see in the future.
Bridgeside Community Member Spotlight: Yolanda Murphy
Meet Yolanda Murphy, Financial Administrator at the University of Pittsburgh School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. When she isn’t busy managing financial and human resources functions, you can find her sewing, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.
Bridgeside Celebrates Occupational Therapy Month with a Coffee Talk and Trivia
In honor of April being Occupational Therapy (OT) Month, we wanted to celebrate our hardworking students and staff with a mid-week, morning pick-me-up. Complete with coffee, hot chocolate, and doughnuts, we invited community members to stop by to connect with others and get challenged on some themed trivia.
Dr. Finkel Hosts Showcase Around Unraveling the Basic Biology of Aging
The mission of the Aging Institute is to understand how and why we age – and to leverage this information for new therapies to treat age-related diseases. With new findings and discoveries each day, we wanted to highlight all of the hard work and research being done inside Bridgeside Point I.
Celebrating Women’s History Month with Women In Bio Organization
With just a couple of days remaining in March to celebrate Women’s History Month, we thought none better than to invite the Women In Bio (WIB) organization to Bridgeside so our community members could learn more about what they do and their benefits of membership.
Bridgeside Community Member Spotlight: Jennifer White
Meet Jennifer White, Associate Professor of the University of Pittsburgh, Department of Occupational Therapy. When she isn’t busy teaching four different classes and serving as the Program Director for the Occupational Justice clubs, you can find her spending time with her family and dog, traveling with her husband, and cooking vegetables from her very own garden.
Bridgeside Community Member Spotlight: Alyson Stover
Meet Alyson Stover, Associate Professor of the University of Pittsburgh, Department of Occupational Therapy. When she isn’t busy teaching and mentoring, you can find her traveling, reading, and hiking.
Speculating How Sugar and Sweets Can Make Your Heart Skip a Beat
Love was in the air the Friday before Valentine’s Day, causing hearts to race with excitement and anticipation (and perhaps some, anxiety). With this top of mind, we were curious what else could cause people’s hearts to skip a beat. So we popped-up at the lobby of Bridgeside to put our members to the test.
Pittsburgh’s Predictions for Punxsutawney Phil’s Prognostication
With Pittsburgh winter temperatures averaging in the mid-20s to mid-30s, it might be fair to say that many would welcome spring coming sooner than later. So, in preparation for either six more weeks of winter or not, we wanted to capture our community’s predictions on Punxsutawney Phil’s prognostication by popping up in the lobby of Bridesidge to ask participants.
Students Share Study Tips Over Hot Chocolate Sips
In early December, as finals were approaching, we wanted to help our vast student population at Bridgeside best prepare for their upcoming exams. And what better way to give our community a much needed break – that would also aid them in their study prep – than to host a Coffee Talk: Study Sips activation?
Bridgeside Point I Celebrates New Ownership and Management with a Meet-and-Greet Happy Hour
In early November, when the air was crisp, but the sun was still shining, Collaborative Real Estate and The University Financing Foundation (TUFF) hosted a special meet-and-greet happy hour for the Bridgeside Point I tenants on the fifth floor. As the new building owners and management team, we wanted to introduce ourselves and celebrate the exciting changes happening and to come.
Fear-Inducing Flicks Sure to Scare
As temperatures are dropping, and with Halloween just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to cozy up on the couch with a seasonal cinematic – and get spooked. So we asked our Bridgeside community members to share their favorite fall films at a Cocktail Talk late October.
Bridging the Future of Sports and Related Fields of Study
Hands-on experience. Expert training. Cutting-edge research. Innovation approaches. All of these focuses are at the forefront of the sports world – and the Physical Therapy (PT) and Occupational Therapy (OT) departments at the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (SHRS), both of which call Bridgeside Point I home. So it only made sense to bridge these topics and communities in an early-morning activation.
Bridgeside Bookworms Share Their Favorite Reads
Everyone deserves (needs) a mid-week mental health break, which is exactly why we hosted a Coffee Talk: The Best Books in the lobby so community members could catch-up over complimentary coffee and share a recent or all-time favorite book they'd recommend!
Cocktails and Community Building at Bridgeside
On a perfect fall afternoon, community members from Bridgeside Point I congregated together on the facility’s scenic rooftop courtyard while hearing from Collaborative Real Estate Founder and CEO, David Tyndall, about our devotion to and intentions for community building through activations.
Introductions and Interests Are the Focus at First-Ever Activation
With the recent acquisition of Bridgeside Point I, a 160,000 square foot life sciences academic and research facility located on the banks of the scenic Monongahela River in the Pittsburgh Technology Center, owners and property managers The University Financing Foundation (TUFF) and Collaborative Real Estate thought it pertinent to start to get to know their newest tenants.