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NFDA Launches Embalming & Restorative Art Seminar in 2018
For Immediate Release: March 5, 2018 Contact: Jessica Koth, 262-814-1536, jkoth@nfda.org NFDA Launches Embalming & Restorative Art Seminar in 2018 Brookfield, Wis. – Registration is open for the new National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) Embalming &...
Class 158 Class Senators Elected
Students from class 158 have selected their class Senators. Congratulations to the newly elected senators; they are: James Clea,Derek Hines, and Jessica Patrick.
Scholarship fund to benefit Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
David and Janet Miller of Meadville have established a permanent endowment with the Crawford Heritage Community Foundation. The David and Janet Miller Scholarship Fund will benefit the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science. The school will use the money to award...
Congrats to PIMS Grads!
Congratulations to all of the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science students who graduated Friday, January 19!
2018 Online Restorative Art Lab Begins
And so it begins…the 2018 Online Restorative Art Lab started this week! PIMS welcome some of the online students to campus for their RA lab. We are excited to have the group on campus for 8 days!!
PIMS Instructor Interviewed for Online Publication
How a Small Town Funeral Home is Trying to Go Digital Bryan E. Chandler is a proud Graduate of the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science Campus Class #118 in 1999 was interviewed for Slate Magazine about funeral homes in the internet era. Bryan served as the...
PIMS Supports Operation Toy Soldier
The Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science is supporting Operation Toy Soldier this holiday season by collected new unwrapped toys.
PIMS Alumnus was recently selected to the University of Pittsburgh Varsity Letter Club Awardees of Distinction
Mr. Calvin L. “Cal” Sheffield a PIMS Alumnus was recently selected to the University of Pittsburgh Varsity Letter Club Awardees of Distinction. Basically, the University of Pittsburgh’s “Athletic Hall of Fame.” Cal Sheffield came to Pitt in the fall of 1960 as the...
Two Students Awarded the PIMS/ABFSE Scholarship
PIMS is pleased to announce that two students have been awarded the PIMS/ABFSE Scholarship. While funding for this scholarship is provided by PIMS, the selection of the recipient is made by the American Board of Funeral Service Education Scholarship Committee. The...
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Today we honor the unique and essential role higher education plays — including the specialized path of funeral service education. At our mortuary school, students don’t just learn technical skills; they learn how to serve families with compassion, dignity, and respect during life’s most difficult moments.
Choosing a career in funeral service is more than a profession — it’s a calling. We’re proud to educate future funeral directors, embalmers, and death care professionals who bring comfort, guidance, and humanity to their communities every day.
Here’s to the students, alumni, and faculty who make this mission possible. You are the heart of our profession. 💚
Randy Schoedinger visited our students to share valuable industry insights, offer professional guidance, and even conduct on-the-spot interviews. It was an incredible opportunity for our future funeral service professionals to network, learn, and take real steps toward their careers.
Our students came prepared—with resumes in hand and ambition in their hearts. Thank you, Schoedinger, for investing in the next generation of leaders in funeral service.
PIMS Offices are closed today. As summer kicks off, what are you looking forward to the most?☀️
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
Today we honor the unique and essential role higher education plays — including the specialized path of funeral service education. At our mortuary school, students don’t just learn technical skills; they learn how to serve families with compassion, dignity, and respect during life’s most difficult moments.
Choosing a career in funeral service is more than a profession — it’s a calling. We’re proud to educate future funeral directors, embalmers, and death care professionals who bring comfort, guidance, and humanity to their communities every day.
Here’s to the students, alumni, and faculty who make this mission possible. You are the heart of our profession. 💚
Randy Schoedinger visited our students to share valuable industry insights, offer professional guidance, and even conduct on-the-spot interviews. It was an incredible opportunity for our future funeral service professionals to network, learn, and take real steps toward their careers.
Our students came prepared—with resumes in hand and ambition in their hearts. Thank you, Schoedinger, for investing in the next generation of leaders in funeral service.
PIMS Offices are closed today. As summer kicks off, what are you looking forward to the most?☀️
Today we celebrate you and all the love you give. 💐❤️ #HappyMothersDay
We're celebrating FIVE amazing years of the BEST restorative art training heads in the industry — proudly created first by PIMS and brought to life by a Hollywood special FX artist! 💀
To celebrate, we're waiving application fees for the next 5 days — email: admissions@pims.edu to start your free application!
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