Carnegie Mellon University

Celebrate 25 Years By Giving Back!

It's hard to believe that it has been 25 years since we walked the halls of Posner Hall. In honor of this special milestone and in memory of our GSIA experience and education, let's join together in support of the Tepper School.

This year we are challenging our class to reach 30% class gift participation! We need your help to meet our goal of 84 Class of 1998 Tepper School donors.

Congratulations…challenge fulfilled! The Class of 1998 Reunion Committee challenged our class to get 40 classmates to contribute to the class fund between November 28 and December 31, 2022. Thanks to the generosity of many of you, we were able to fulfill the challenge and unlock $25,000 from the committee in honor of our 25th Reunion!

Fundraising Progress

  • Goal: 84 donors

  • 77 Class Donors

  • $264,093 Raised

 

We’re 92% of the way to our goal!

Become a Sustaining Donor

Your recurring monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, or annual gift will help ensure consistent support for Tepper students, faculty, and operations.

Make Your Sustaining Gift

Make a One-Time Class Gift!

$5,000*

$2,500*

$1,000

$500

$250

Other

*A gift of $2,500 or more qualifies you for membership in the W.L. Mellon Society, the Tepper School's society for our most generous donors. Membership benefits include listing within the Tepper School on our donor board, invitations to exclusive events and communications, and membership in the CMU Andrew Carnegie Society.

GSIA Class of 1998 Campaign

By contributing to our class gift campaign, your generosity will provide essential support to the Tepper School Fellowships.

Last year, 508 graduate students received financial aid through  Tepper School Fellowships and other awards, making a Tepper School education possible for our diverse and high-quality students by reducing the financial burden of tuition.

While we know the Tepper MBA is worth it, the rising cost of tuition can make attending a high caliber business school like Tepper out of reach without acquiring significant student loan debt. Fellowships help to reduce the amount of debt MBAs will graduate with, making the program more accessible to deserving students.

Help our GSIA Class of 1998 leave a positive legacy for current and future students by making a class gift contribution today.

GSIA 1998 Reunion Committee

Kim Brown Brannon
Class Gift Chair

Ajay Agrawal

 James Alt

 Dave Eiben

Bill Estright

Matthew Friedman

 Naveen Lamba

 Jennifer Lin

Boaz Maor

Chariya Poopisit

 Jin Qian

 Nancy Serpa

 Cheryl Shroff

 Eric Shroff

 David Strauss

Jim Tragakis

Jenny Zhan

Class of 1998 Donors: Thank You for Your Class Gift!

Ajay Agrawal

James Alt

Gregory Belzer

Joseph Bradley

Kimberly Brannon

Marvin Brown

Meagan Carpenter

Daniel Cho

Steven Cornelius

Raghav Daga

Chandra Das

Ramkumar Dixit

Qin Dong

David Eiben

Matthew Friedman

Andreas Glaser

Michael Graf

Kenyatta Green

Edward Grefenstette

Richard Groth

Michael Halloran

Daphne Hao

Glenn Harbold

Bryan Hauptfuhrer

Mehdi Hosseini

Richard Hulme

Zohair Husain

Carol Jackson

Darren Johnson

Michelle Kendall

Philip Kendall

Christina King

Lauren Kruse

Yi Fong LaChapelle

Yue-Jing Lee

Michael Liao

JP Lie

Jennifer Lin

Ting Lin

Gary Linde

Susan McCue

Jennifer McGurrin

Catherine Millis-Wight

Shelley Millis-Wight

Christina Mu

Cindy Liu Norcross

Stephen Norcross

Cheryl Nourse Shroff

William Oplinger

Samuel Pardue

Michael Partsch

Angela Patel

Sunil Patel

Adam Perl

Jin Qian

Michael Santelli

Barry Schaeffer

Nancy Serpa

Lawrence Shaffer

Vivek Shivananda

Eric Shroff

Abhijeet Singh

Kenneth Skoug

David Strauss

Ted Summers

Andy Ting

James Tragakis

Matthew Triola

Robert Van Volkenburgh

Nikos Vasilakos

Suresh Venkatesan

Tao Wang

William Willer

Masaki Yonemoto

Shintaro Yonemoto

Jenny Zhan

Kai Zhu