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The 2011 Andy Awards

The Andy Awards, named for Andrew Carnegie and Andrew Mellon, are a tribute to the spirit of teamwork and dedication embodied by the staff at Carnegie Mellon University. Individual staff members and teams of colleagues whose work has had a significant impact on the university are recognized for their outstanding performance and commitment to excellence through the Andy Awards program.

Awards were given in six categories: Dedication, Commitment to Students, Innovation, Culture and University Citizenship, and Community Contributions.

Congratulations to this year's Andy Award recipients!

Outstanding Dedication
Amy Wells, Department of History

Outstanding Commitment to Students
Renee Camerlengo, Student Affairs

Outstanding Innovation
Steve Audia, Entertainment Technology Center

Outstanding Culture
Madelyn Miller (HNZ'02, '11), Environmental Health & Safety

Outstanding University Citizenship
John Lanyon, Academic Development

Outstanding Community Contributions
Stanley Krowitz, University Center Administration

"My heart is in the work."

On November 15, 1900, Andrew Carnegie formally announced: "For many years I have nursed the pleasing thought that I might be the fortunate giver of a Technical Institute to our City..." He concluded with the words "My heart is in the work." which would become part of the school's official seal, designed by Tiffany and adopted in May 1912.

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