Happy anniversary!
The Andrew Carnegie Society is celebrating 50 years in 2022. That number feels like both an incredible milestone and a reminder that we are just getting started.
There is so much that we can and will accomplish together through our shared commitment to Carnegie Mellon University! I’m proud to count myself among the members of the ACS.
In this issue of ACS Insider, you’ll meet the 2021-2022 cohort of ACS Scholars and a fellow ACS member who was once one of those scholars. You’ll also get a chance to explore the new Highmark Center for Health, Wellness and Athletics, which has the potential to transform the student experience in meaningful ways for generations of students to come.
Read on to explore more about the impact of ACS donors like you on CMU students!
John Pranzatelli (DC 1980, HNZ 1980)
President, Andrew Carnegie Society
Andrew Carnegie Society President
John Pranzatelli
Spring 2022 ACS Insider Stories
Meet the 2021-2022 ACS Scholars
They immerse themselves in the arts and sciences. They study the inner workings of computers and the brain. They score goals, crunch numbers and smash boundaries. They are the 2021-2022 ACS Scholars.
Explore the Highmark Center
On the corner of Tech and Margaret Morrison, a new facility is rising that will transform the Carnegie Mellon student experience — and Andrew Carnegie Society members are playing an important role in this key university initiative.
Giving Thanks
A member of the Andrew Carnegie Society and former ACS Scholar, Matt Cushman is an entrepreneur with more than two decades of experience developing quantitative models for financial markets.
