Carnegie Mellon University
Carnegie Mellon University is a private research university based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1900 by Andrew Carnegie as the Carnegie Technical Schools, the university became the Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1912 and began granting four-year degrees.
Carnegie Mellon University People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Charles E. Leiserson
Computer scientist
Rhys Coiro
Film actor
Michael Tucker
Baseball player
Nicole DeHuff
American actress
Christiane Noll
American singer
Paula Wagner
American film producer
Kim Director
American actress
Charles L. Evans
Economist
James Jacks
American film producer
Pradeep Sindhu
American entrepreneur
Dale T. Mortensen
American economist
Albert Ando
Economist
Robert H. Dennard
American electrical engineer
Sheldon Epps
American television director
Burke Moses
American actor
Jack Plotnick
American film actor
Romesh Wadhwani
Chairperson of Symphony Technology Group
George Maciunas
Lithuanian-American artist
Bruce Weitz
American actor
Sydney Kamlager
American Politician
James R. Swartz
Venture capitalist
Bennet Omalu
Nigerian-American physician
Ellen Crawford
American actress
Erroll B. Davis Jr.
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Joshua Harmon
Playwright
Michael Pressman
American film producer
Deepak Ahuja
Indian-American executive
Telly Leung
American actor
Raoul Bott
Hungarian-American mathematician
Carrie Dobro
American actress
Liz Friedlander
American music video director
Mark Baker
Author
Shelly Burch
American actress
Heather Mazur
American actress
Bonnie E. John
Astro Teller
Scientist
Arthur T. Benjamin
American mathematician
Nancy Marchand
American actress
Jeffrey Mylett
American actor
Frederick Mosteller
American mathematician
Kjetil Storesletten
Norwegian economist
Sandra Cassel
American booker
Monica S. Lam
Professor
Philip Wadler
Computer scientist
Deborah Kass
American artist
Dan Friedman
American graphic designer
Kat Coiro
American filmmaker
