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Human Resources Teams

Each department of the university is assigned an HR team. Your HR team should be your first line of contact for any questions or concerns related to Human Resources. Each team includes the following roles:

  • The recruiter is responsible for recruiting and sourcing talent for staff positions, acting as a partner and advisor to hiring managers.
  • The HR business partner provides leadership in handling employee relations; performance management; employee engagement; organization design and development; diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives; policy interpretation and workforce planning activities.
  • The HR generalist assists the recruiter and HR business partner in employee relations, performance management, recruitment, policy interpretation and workforce planning activities. This role also serves as a Workday expert, entering and approving department-related transactions as needed.
  • The compensation manager supports the administration of the university's total compensation program in the areas of job evaluation, career path development, pay practice and compliance.
  • HR Services is responsible for all onboarding, benefit, audit, and staff hire and termination transactions. HR Services also approves faculty/instructional staff hires and starts international assignments.
  • Recruiter: Matt Lemarie, 412-268-4542
  • Compensation Manager: Andy Pujol, 412-268-2606
  • HR Business Partner: Nancy Snyder, 412-268-5759
  • HR Generalists: 
    1. Meghan Shafer, 412-268-1011
    2. Shane Seeloff, 412-268-9405
    3. Alex Habjan, 412-268-2327
  • Benefits/Onboarding: HR Services, 412-268-4600

Temporary Employment Service

Temporary Employment Service (TES) is the university's internal source for temporary staffing.

Additional Contacts

Employees in any college/division can also contact:

  • Meghan Gorman, 412-268-7474, employee and labor relations partner
    • The employee and labor relations partner is responsible for leading investigations of internal staff complaints.
  • Jennifer Pablonis, 412-268-1018, staff ombudsperson
    • The staff ombudsperson serves as a neutral representative and an advocate for fairness who can provide information, referrals and guidance to overcome workplace problems and challenges.
  • The Equal Opportunity Services Office is an engaged leader in the university's commitment to the fair and equal treatment of all employees.