MASTER'S DEGREE IN ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP OFFERED LOCALLY
01/23/2012
Geneva College will be offering classes leading to a Master's Degree in Organizational Leadership beginning March 6, 2012. The program is designed for working adults, and is modeled after the very successful Geneva College Degree Completion Program. This concept utilizes a cohort model in which an average of 15 students begin the program together and take each course as a group according to the curriculum outlined on the Website. Proceeding through the program in this way, students can complete their master's degree in two years, meeting one night each week. Classes will be held locally at Development Dimensions International (DDI)in Collier. Additional info. may be found at www.geneva.edu/msol or by calling 724-847-2715.
2012 WASHINGTON WILD THINGS HOT STOVE
01/23/2012
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH -- 5:30 PM/11:00 PM -- DOUBLETREE BY HILTON PITTSBURGH/MEADOWLANDS -- TICKETS $50.
Spend an evening enjoying a fine dining experience with Silent & Chinese Auctions and a lineup of baseball greats. . .This special event hosted by Dermontti Dawson, Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro Center, will benefit Casey's Clubhouse, a Pirates' charity in its construction and maintenance of a Miracle League Field at Boyce Mayview Park in Upper St. Clair.
TO RSVP OR FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. CALL 724-25-7646
UPPER ST. CLAIR VETERANS PARK
09/2/2011
In 2008 the Township and School District of Upper St. Clair determined that the absence of a fitting tribute to community members who have served our country needed to be rectified.
A committee was formed and a site was selected--the grassy area between McLaughlin Run Road and the Municipal Building parking lot across from the High School.
The Park will serve multiple purposes: honoring our veterans; educating visitors to the park about the branches of the armed forces and their history; beautifying the McLaughlin Run Corridor; and provide a place for peaceful reflection for visitors to the Park.
To see a rendering of the Park or for how you can be a part of this project visit www.USCVeteransPark.org
WINNERS OF 19TH ANNUAL CHAMBER FUNDRAISER
07/8/2011
Grand Prize Winner of the Chamber's 2011 Fundraiser was Tkt. #1281 held by Richard Haviland; 2nd prize went to Karen Torris holding Tkt. #1358; and 3rd prize was won by Don Seagle with Tkt. #2787. Grand Prize was a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro OR $20,000 CASH! Once again the fundraiser was a sell out, and our thanks go out to everyone who purchased a ticket, and to our prize partners--Colussy Chevrolet, Destinta Theatres, and Wal-Mart. Proceeds of this important event benefit the Chamber Scholarship and Building funds.
South Hills Street Map Available
02/25/2011
A comprehensive color street map of the South Hills and connecting Washington county communities is available from the South West Communities Chamber of Commerce.
Detailed communities with street index include Bridgeville, Collier, Scott, South Fayette, Heidelberg, Upper St. Clair, Peters Township, Mt. Lebanon, Bethel Park, Cecil, McDonald, Green Tree, Carnegie, Southpointe, and others.
Complimentary copies of the map may be obtained at the chamber office located at 999 Washington Pike, Bridgeville, PA 15017.For additional information, call 412-221-4100 or email info@swccoc.org.
SOUTHWEST COMMUNITIES & UPPER ST. CLAIR CHAMBER UNITE
08/9/2010
The South West Communities and Upper St. Clair Chambers of Commerce are excited to announce they have joined forces as of July 15, 2010. South West Communities Chamber President, Helen Wylie, stated that "the unification of our Chambers represents the consolidation of a partnership begun more than ten years ago. It will not only strengthen our legislative and economic voices, but will provide our Chamber members with expanded resources and exposure. We look forward to the continued growth and vibrancy of our membership."
Upper St. Clair Chamber President Ray Gergich added that "Because of the expansion and melding of our local business corridors the on-going partnership between the two Chambers has proven to be a positive combination of resources, talents and members, and we believe this decision will greatly benefit our membership and the businesses in our community."
