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| Carnegie Institute of Technology (CIT) |
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Candace Sheffield Matthews
Chief Marketing Officer Amway Global
BS Metallurgical Engineering & Administrative & Management Management Science, 1981
Alumni Award Recipient 2003
Red Whittaker
Inventor and robot wildcatter
MS & PhD Civil Engineering, 1975 and 1979
Carnegie Mellon Faculty
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Judith Resnik
Second woman in space, Astronaut on Discovery and Challenger space shuttles
BS Electrical and Computer Engineering, 1970
Alumni Award Recipient 2005
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| College of Fine Arts (CFA) |
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Keith Lockhart
Conductor, Boston Pops
MA Music, 1983
Alumni Award Recipient 2004
Andy Warhol
Art and pop culture icon
BFA Art, 1949
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Ming-Na
Award winning film and stage actress, Joy Luck Club, ER, voice of Mulan
BFA Drama, 1986
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| College of Humanitites and Social Sciences (H&SS) |
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Ralph Guggenheim
Academy Award Winning Producer, Toy Story and Toy Story 2
BS Student-Defined Major, 1974
MS Computer Science, 1979
Paul Smith
Editorial Director and Director of Musical Content for Nickelodeon.
BA Creative Writing, 1983
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Angela Molloy
Director of Programming TLC, a top 10 cable network owned by Discovery Communications, Inc.
BA Professional Writing and French, 1997
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| Mellon College of Science (MCS) |
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George Cowan
Nuclear chemist, The Manhattan Project, Enrico Fermi Award
PhD Chemistry, 1950 & CIT Honorary Degree, 2002
Alumni Award Recipient 2001
Mindy Hebert
Rhodes Scholar 2002
BS Biological Sciences, 2002
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Jennifer Elisseeff
Leader in the field of biochemical engineering, named one of the country’s top 100 innovators under the age of 35 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Technology Review
BS Chemistry, 1994
Alumni Award Recipient 2003
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| School of Computer Science (SCS) |
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Charles Geschke
Co-founded Adobe Systems
PhD in Computer Science, 1973
Alumni Award Recipient 1995
James Gosling
Co-author of Java, the universal language of cybertechnology
MS & PhD Computer Science, 1983
Alumni Award Recipient 2000
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Michael Mauldin
Founder of Lycos internet search engine
MS & PhD Computer Science, 1983 and 1989
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| Tepper School of Business (Tepper) |
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Dina Dublon
Repeatedly named one of Fortune magazine’s 50 Most Powerful Women in American Business
MS Industrial Administration, 1979
Larry Kurzweil
President and Chief Operating Officer of Universal Studios Hollywood theme park
BS Industrial Management & MS Industrial Administration, 1977 and 1978
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David Tepper
President and founder of Appaloosa Management, a $3 billion hedge fund investment firm; he and his wife donated $55 million to the Graduate School of Industrial Administration, which was renamed the David A. Tepper School of Business.
MS Industrial Administration, 1982
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