Erin Kehoe attended Pitt-Greensburg from which she graduated in 1991 with a BA in social sciences.
What brought you to Pitt-Greensburg?
I started at the Oakland campus and did not like the huge classes nor dorm life, so I moved back home to commute to Pitt-Greensburg and found it was the perfect fit for me.
Were you a commuter or a resident?
Commuter
What activities were you involved with as a student?
History Club
Did you have a favorite professor, staff member, coach, or mentor that really impacted your life?
Dr. Mark McColloch
Of all the classes you took, what is the one class that most impacted you or was your favorite? Why?
All of my history and anthropology classes gave me a new way to look at the world.
What do you remember most vividly from your time at Pitt-Greensburg?
The atmosphere was perfect; the classes were perfect; life was perfect.
What have you been up to since graduation?
I went back to school and became a nurse. I relocated to the DC area, where I still am.
How did your experiences and education at Pitt-Greensburg prepare you for life after college?
They prepared me for graduate school, which was pretty challenging.
As an alum, how do you support Pitt-Greensburg?
Word-of-mouth
What advice do you have for your fellow Bobcats?
Enjoy your time there. It goes by in a flash. And, really evaluate what you can do with whatever degree you are getting.
For fun:
What is the last book you read? Oppenheimer
List 3-5 fun facts about yourself that most people probably wouldn’t know.
- I am an Anglophile.
- I am also a Francophile.
- Concerts are my favorite activities.