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The Piper+ May 2009

Speaker

Commencement
Preview

Fifth-year architecture student Allison Lukacsy will be the Student Speaker for Carnegie Mellon's 112th Commencement. Be sure to check out a special pullout section inside the print edition of the Piper for a look at this year's keynote speaker, the honorary degree recipients and a commencement weekend schedule. Watch Lukacsy discuss her speech "Catalyst for Change."


Online Exclusives

Performance Panels

Birds of a Feather

Masterclass

Bird

Alumni actors return for a chat with students. View a slide show of their visits.


Check out a slide show from Earl Schriver's Earth Day campus visit with falcons.

Architecture's Role in Sustainability

LoftnessVivian Loftness, University Professor in the School of Architecture, was recently awarded the Green Building Alliance 2009 Community Leader Shades of Green Award. Listen to her talk about her 30-plus-year career in environmental design and sustainability.

Top Headlines and Featured Links

Also in this issue:

Will You Be Counted Faculty, staff and students
volunteered in late March as part
of 1000Plus. Check out photos from
the event.
• Former Treasury Undersecretary Joins Heinz College
• Google’s Eric Schmidt To Give Commencement Address
• Cognizant Chief To Speak at Heinz College Diploma Ceremony
• Bank CEO To Address Tepper School of Business Grads
• Class Documents Lives in Transition
• News Briefs
• Many Help Students Secure Prestigious Scholarships
• Golf Team Wins UAA Championship
• Panel Offers Reviews, Ideas for Economic Recovery
• Collage Concert A Hit
• Silicon Valley Campus Commemorates Rwandan Genocide
• Shoot For The Sky
• SDS Faculty Named to Intelligence Panel
• H1N1 Update
Tomokiyo Laura Tomokiyo is using GigaPan to preserve culture in Barrow, Alaska. See
her image of preparing seal skins for
a seafaring canoe used in whaling.
Moor Check out Pittsburgh Passion tailback and artist Ayanah Moor's work, which
explores images, styles and languages
associated with subcultures.
Sneakerology Sneakerology creators Jesse Chorng and
Elliott Curtis cap off a semester that
includes a shoe created in partnership with Reebok in celebration of education.
Women's Association The Carnegie Mellon Women's Association recently awarded its annual
scholarships. Want to join? Download the membership form.

About Us

The Piper is a source for official Carnegie Mellon news from the Internal Communications Department. Published monthly during the academic year, the Piper is dedicated to telling the stories that make Carnegie Mellon an educational institution like no other. Each issue aims to include stories about university research, the people who make that research happen, the students we all support, and the events and activities that make this university and its branch campuses a vibrant place to live, work and learn.

Contact Us

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