Note that according to IRS rules, your gift receipt will reflect the deduction of the fair market value of $125 for the signed Burton Morris poster. However, 100% of your gift will be directed to the Award of your choice.

In addition, your gift will count as an Annual Gift to Carnegie Mellon University – and will support the Inspire Innovation campaign.

Make a gift, receive a poster

World-renowned pop artist, Burton Morris, a CMU Alumnus, approaches his art with the desire to inspire and intrigue his audience in the same way Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) approaches the educational experience with students.

In support of the ETC and our students, Burton Morris created a unique limited edition poster. The poster is signed by Morris and is available to the first 225 individuals who contribute a minimum of $250 to one of the three ETC funds:

The Anne Humphreys Award
The Randy Pausch ETC Award
The ETC Fund

Both Awards are given annually to deserving students to assist them in pursuing their educational dreams, whereas the ETC Fund is used for general purposes to support current students.

Gifts of $250 or more will entitle donors to one autographed Burton Morris ETC poster. Only 225 signed posters are available for this purpose, so act fast to receive this limited work of art.

Thanks for your support of the ETC and our students!