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Julius M. Kitutu
PhD, MSc
Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Community Engagement
Associate Professor
Acute & Tertiary Care
Profile
As the Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Community Engagement for the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, Dr. Kitutu ensures the School of Nursing is a place that fosters an inclusive community, making sure the traits of diversity, equity and inclusion of every individual are appreciated and valued.
Teaching
Dr. Kitutu teaches the research computing course that focus on computing tools and techniques utilized in nursing research. In particular, the course covers principles of database management and statistical data analysis using the available software.
Service
Dr. Kitutu serves on several School of Nursing and University of Pittsburgh committees. At the University level, he is a member of the University Inclusion Network Team, Health Sciences Diversity Deans Committee, and one of the affiliated faculty members in at the Center for African Studies (CAS). At the school level, he is a member of the school’s senior Administrative Dean’s Council group, Evaluation and Steering Committee, PhD Council, and Schoolwide Curriculum Committee.