Dietrich College Celebrates 2024 Andy Award Nominees

Comprised of 59 individuals and 12 teams of colleagues, Carnegie Mellon University’s 2024 Andy Award nominees represent a diverse array of departments, functions and responsibilities across the university. No matter their job title or daily role, all of the nominees share one thing in common — outstanding performance and commitment to service worthy of recognition via the Andy Awards. 

This year’s Andy Award nominees include six members of the Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences community:

Commitment to Excellence

The Andy Award for Commitment to Excellence honors staff members who take great pride in producing excellent work. They serve their customers with a steadfast commitment to quality performance. Nominees have an upbeat attitude and are consistently willing to invest considerable time and effort to overcome obstacles so that outstanding work might be delivered. 

Rookie

Veteran

Commitment to Students

The Andy Award for Commitment to Students honors staff members who are dedicated to guiding and assisting university students. They surpass the duties of their job description to meet students' needs, serving as role models who display a positive and professional image at all times.

Melissa Stupka
Senior Academic Program Manager, Neuroscience Institute

Innovative and Creative Contributions

The Andy Award for Innovative and Creative Contributions honors staff members who have developed new approaches, methods and processes to improve organizational effectiveness. They have demonstrated imagination and creativity in solving problems or fostering change that has benefited the university community. These nominees are expansive thinkers and effectual doers.

Kelli Maxwell
Associate Dean of Student Success, Dietrich College Dean’s Office