Outstanding Community Contributions

Nominees for the Andy Award for Outstanding Community Contributions are those individuals who tirelessly devote themselves to enhancing the living, learning and working experience of the campus community. Their service orientation benefits their colleagues and the faculty and students. On a daily basis, their roles help shape the Carnegie Mellon work and educational environment. They serve meals, work in labs and provide maintenance and other important services that sometimes go unnoticed. But these nominees are noticed. They are known for their smiles, can-do attitudes and exceptional service levels. Nominees for this award are not required to be employees of the university.

The following remarks were composed from the nomination letters and statements of support.

Stanley Krowitz, University Center Administration
Nominated by: Emily Rathbone

Stanley embodies the description for Outstanding Community Contributions and is the epitome of kindness, helpfulness and thoughtfulness. He never sweats under pressure, is quick to help, even when it isn't necessarily his responsibility or in his job description. And he does all of this with a smile on his face! Often, his work goes unnoticed because it is behind the scenes. But Stanley is very deserving of this award and recognition.