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	First-Year Mentoring Program Established		All the Links you need
	Be part of the new mentoring program, sponsored by Alcoa, that matches first-year female students with professional female engineers. Alumni mentors will ensure our success, so sign up to participate today! Read more...		Need to get somewhere online? All the links you'll need are right here. Carnegie Mellon Links Affinity Groups Alumni Awards Alumni Benefits Alumni Computer Store Alumni Directory Alumni Volunteer Class Notes Class Reunions Email Forwarding Events Calendar and Registration LinkedIn Contact Network Online Career Center Regional Alumni Chapters Recruit Students Volunteer Leadership Resources CIT Links CIT Research Centers & Directors Department Heads Homecoming Spring Carnival Creative Giving Individual Giving Corporate Giving CIT Locations on Campus Interdisciplinary Innovation Carnegie Mellon Colleges College of Fine Arts College of Humanities and Social Sciences Tepper School of Business H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management Mellon College of Science School of Computer Science
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	Contact the College of Engineering for alumni information by calling Diane Robinson at: 412.268.2483. If you need additional help, contact someone in the Dean's Office. pay it forward Whether it's been five years or 25, the time you spent at CIT has shaped your life. The value of your degree grows every year, based on continued support and success of the college. As you flourish in your career, we hope you will take a minute to remember where and how it all started and give back to the College of Engineering. did you know... Over 60 major film or television productions have been shot on location in the Pittsburgh area? The list includes the Academy Award-winning Silence of the Lambs, Mothman Prophecies, Lorenzo’s Oil, Hoffa and the cult classic Night of the Living Dead. The Wonder Boys was filmed right here on the Carnegie Mellon campus, along with scenes from Creepshow and Flashdance. In 2006, Dennis Quaid and Sara Jessica Parker wowed students and faculty alike while making Smart People, a soon-to-be released film about the fictional life of a Carnegie Mellon professor. See a list of productions filmed in the 'Burgh!	welcome back! Like the world around us, CIT is growing and changing all the time. Our vision includes a commitment to innovation at graduate and undergraduate levels, a focus on multicultural, multidisciplinary study and the cutting-edge research we are known for. We welcome you to join us—to be a part of the college's future and revisit memories of days past. To help you reconnect with your fellow CIT grads, check out the photos from Homecoming 2007. alumni chapters Want to get involved? There are groups of CIT alumni getting together regularly around the country and around the world. View the list of chapters to find the one closest to you. professional milestones Our alumni is a distinguished group, and we want to document your success. Read about the careers your fellow classmates have chosen to pursue. And if you have a success story of your own, email us. walk through time So many memories, so much history. Our interactive timeline will let you see how Carnegie Mellon has changed and grown over the years. You will need Flash player to view this. (Download it for free.) recognize this picture? We've gone into the archives to give you a blast from the past. But there's a catch—we can't identify the people in these pictures or really know when they were taken. Check out the latest mystery photo to see if you can help, and read updates from alumni who identified themselves.


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