Carnegie Mellon University

Celebrate 20 Years By Giving Back!

It's hard to believe that it has been 20 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 and contribute $100,000 to our new Class of 2003 Endowed Fellowship. We need your help to meet our goals!

Your gift could go even further! The Class of 2003 Reunion Committee will match 1:1 any contribution that is made to our campaign between March 1 and April 22, up to $10,000.

Fundraising Progress

  • Donor Goal: 92 Donors

  • 62 Class Donors

  • Fellowship Dollar Goal: $100,000

  • $53,721 Raised for Class of 2003 Fellowship

 

Donor Goal: We’re 67% of the way there!

 

Fellowship Dollar Goal: We’re 54% of the way there!

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 2003 Campaign

By contributing to our class gift campaign, your generosity will help to establish our Class of 2003 Endowed Fellowship.

Last year, 508 graduate students received financial assistance, 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 MBA Class of 2003 leave a positive legacy for current and future students by making a class gift contribution today.

GSIA 2003 Reunion Committee

Dennis Buck
Class Gift Co-Chair

Ryan Toreson
Class Gift Co-Chair

 Ann Marie Buck

 Tim Chen

 Stephanie Galloway

 Michael Golden

 Peter Leonardi

 Patrick Macedo

 William Olmstead

Cristo Paraskevas

 Pradeep UN

Class of 2003 Donors: Thank You for Your Class Gift!

Justin Ackerman

Daniel Benitez Caamano

Nicholas Benz

Ann Marie Buck

Dennis Buck

Jay Bunag

Paul Chai

Devon Cheshire

Gregory Christensen

Hans Chuang

Michael Cicalese

John Del Pizzo

Mindy Doerr

Charles Donnellan

Christa Donnellan

Rocio Echeverria

Stephanie Galloway

Gus Glyptis

Michael Golden

Daniel Greenblatt

Matthew Groff

Hunter Hale

Amy Hamilton

Adrian Hodge

Mark Hunsaker

Masahiro Ishizaki

David Jankiewicz

Andrew Jones

Todd Justman

Peter Leonardi

Panuwan Lerssrisuriya

Patrick Macedo

Jeffrey Maglin

Rubinel Maglin

Chiazor Mbakogu

Nyambura Mbugua-Daisley

Michael McCaffery

James Milne

Joanna Minion

Anupama O'Brien

Raymond Olczak

Cristo Paraskevas

Vijaimukund Raghavan

David Ritter

Munjal Shah

Sameer Shah

Ichiro Shimada

Ryan Stansbury

Sarfaraz Taher

Muyiwa Teriba

Ryan Toreson

Steve Tung

Ayse Elif Tutek

Pradeep U.N.

Priya Vedaraman

Travis Wellner

Vivien Xiong

Yuan Xu

Richard Zelina

Joseph Zgurzynski

Haitong Zhu

Christopher Zuehlsdorff