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Chatham University

Chatham University

Chatham University blends the close-knit community of a small campus with the opportunities of a vibrant city. Located in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside neighborhood, with the innovative and sustainability-focused Eden Hall location just north of the city, Chatham connects students to the people, places, and possibilities that launch careers and create impact. For more than 150 years, Chatham has been at the forefront of progress, advancing women’s education and leading in sustainability, healthcare, and business. Today, Chatham offers more than 60 programs across high-demand fields in health, science, business, and the arts, preparing students for purposeful work in a changing world. Ranked first in Pennsylvania for Social Mobility and recognized nationally for sustainability leadership, Chatham helps students from every background access the education, community, and experience they need to shape what comes next for themselves and for the world. Learn more at www.chatham.edu.www.chatham.edu

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Sep 10, 2026

Diana KappGUEST
47:50
They had to do assignments, turning them in on portals that they didn't understand.
Diana KappGUEST
47:56
And now Marwa has entered her senior year at Chatham University and she herself is an orientation leader and she's touring people around the campus.
Diana KappGUEST
48:06
And she's joined three clubs.
Diana KappGUEST
48:09
She was laughing with us how she had to man the tables at the club fair and she didn't know how she would move between the three of them.
Diana KappSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:30
There was cultural barriers.
Diana KappSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:32
One young woman tells a funny story about coming to orientation at Chatham University.
Diana KappSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:37
and everyone asking her for a fun fact, which she had no idea what they were talking about, but it's just a great example of the kind of things.
Diana KappSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:45
They were challenged, why are you still wearing your hijab? Why does your sister not wear hers? So it was culture shock in every way you can imagine.
JonathanHOST
7:21
Oh.
HeavenHOST
7:21
At Chatham University.
JonathanHOST
7:23
Oh, you're going to a college.
HeavenHOST
7:25
Yep.
HeavenHOST
8:12
Its name was changed in 1890 to Pennsylvania College for Women, and then again in 1955 to Chatham College, named in honor of William Pitt, who was the first Earl of Chatham and the namesake of Pittsburgh.
HeavenHOST
8:25
It wasn't until 1994 that the college would expand from just an undergraduate women's college to having graduate programs for men and women in health and science studies.
HeavenHOST
8:35
And it was granted university status in 2007 and became known officially as Chatham University.
JonathanHOST
8:42
Wow, just recently then.
Joe StarkeyHOST
27:17
I did leave my daughter once at the house when she was little.
Joe StarkeyHOST
27:23
I was taken to a camp at Chatham College from Green Tree.
Joe StarkeyHOST
27:28
I was in the car.
Joe StarkeyHOST
27:30
She was in the car.
Carolyn KontosHOST
1:15
So joining us today is Dr. Jason Edsel.
Carolyn KontosHOST
1:20
Jason is the Dean of the College of Health Sciences at Chatham University.
Carolyn KontosHOST
1:25
He's an expert in athletic training, human performance, and exercise science.
Carolyn KontosHOST
1:29
He's spent a lot of time over the years in the lab.
Carolyn KontosHOST
1:54
And on a personal note, Jason is one of the most energized and inspiring leaders I know.
Carolyn KontosHOST
2:02
As a middle-aged man, this guy can still walk on his hands, do backflips and cartwheels, and he will make you believe that you can too.
Carolyn KontosHOST
2:10
So I am very thrilled to have Dr. Jason Edsel with us today from Chatham University.
Carolyn KontosHOST
2:17
Thank
Alex MonacoHOST
12:49
But the most important thing he did was he showed you how to be a servant leader.
Alex MonacoHOST
12:55
I minored at Chatham University in servant leadership, leadership in organizational studies.
Alex MonacoHOST
13:02
There are not that many servant leaders.
Alex MonacoHOST
13:06
You put the team first.
Eric HerseyHOST
12:20
Florida State actually accepted them, but they wouldn't let 'em work as a team.
Eric HerseyHOST
12:24
So they kinda said, "Nah, that's not gonna happen." So they went to a place, Chatham University, and that's out-
Jim HillHOST
12:28
Okay
Eric HerseyHOST
12:29
...
Eric HerseyHOST
12:26
So they kind of said, nah, that's not going to happen.
Eric HerseyHOST
12:28
So they went to a place, Chatham University, and that's out in California.
Eric HerseyHOST
12:32
So they graduated in 2007.
Eric HerseyHOST
12:34
But I don't think there was anything that they really did prior to Stranger Things.

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