Dr. Joel Brady is the Manager of the Center for Mentoring. He works on a programmatic level with faculty, administrators, and graduate/professional students throughout the university to foster a culture of mentoring at Pitt, through programs such as the Mentoring Academy (a semester long professional development series for mentors) and Mentee Best Practices. Formerly, as Teaching Consultant and Program Supervisor of the Graduate Student Teaching Initiative for over ten years, he taught the three-credit “University Teaching Practicum,” facilitated a wide variety of pedagogy workshops, and coordinated the University-wide New Teaching Assistant Orientation (NTAO). Additionally, Dr. Brady teaches his own courses through the Departments of Religious Studies, Slavic Languages and Literatures, and History, including “History of Orthodox Christianity,” “Religions of the West,” and “Vampire: Blood and Empire.”
Office: 835 Alumni Hall
Email: jcb33@pitt.edu
Phone: 412-624-6671
