When: Thursday, November 5, 2026
Where: David L. Lawrence Convention Center | Pittsburgh, PA
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Want to be part of Pittsburgh’s largest women-in-tech conference? Join us as a volunteer for WITCON 2026!
We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help bring this incredible day of connection, inspiration, and innovation to life.
Whether you’re passionate about technology, love connecting with people, or simply want to support women in tech, we’d love to have you on our team!
Volunteer with us and:
Connect with inspiring women and technology professionals.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at one of Pittsburgh’s biggest tech events.
Support a community that champions women in technology.
Help us make WITCON 2026 unforgettable. We can’t wait to see you there!
When: Thursday, October 29th | 1 - 2:30pm
Where: Virtually via Zoom
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Are you an IS undergrad or DAS/IS minor interested in Heinz accelerated degrees?
This virtual information session will provide your students with an overview of the accelerated degree programs offered by Heinz and give them a chance to ask any questions they may have about the curriculum, the school, the student body and more. We will also discuss who should apply to our program, the admissions process, and financial aid.
Please share this opportunity (we ask you to forward this email and attached poster) to any students who you feel would benefit from or have an interest in this information session. And feel free to contact me, David Danenberg in the Office of Admissions, via email (davidbd@andrew.cmu.edu) if you or your students have any questions
Please feel free to visit our MISM website for more information on our MISM program.
Please feel free to visit our MISM-BIDA website for more information on our MISM-BIDA program.
Please feel free to visit our MSISPM website for more information on our MSISPM program.
Please feel free to visit our AIM website for more information on our MSISPM program.
Are you technology or supply chain student? If so, explore your future in retail with a fully funded trip to NYC!
The NRF Foundation Ray Greenly Retail Tech & Supply Chain Scholarship gives selected students the opportunity to attend 2027 NRF NXT in New York City, January 7–10, 2027, with travel, hotel accommodations, and registration covered.
Meet retail recruiters, hear from industry leaders, and explore careers in technology, supply chain, fulfillment, and analytics.
Apply by October 20, 2026!
We are excited to share a new, fully funded opportunity for Carnegie Mellon University undergraduate students: The Friedman Trek!
Established through the generosity of CMU emeritus trustee Cynthia Friedman, this five-day program takes students to Washington, DC, during Spring Break 2027 (March 8–12) to explore career paths in public service, policy, technology, business, the arts, humanities, and beyond—at no cost to them.
Overview:
What: Friedman Trek (Fully Funded 5-Day DC Trip)
When: March 8–12, 2027 (Spring Break)
Who: CMU Undergrads (Targeted at First-Years & Sophomores, All Majors)
Cost: Free (Travel, lodging, Metro passes, and activities included)
Program Highlights:
Tours of the US Capitol, monuments, memorials, museums, theater performances, think tank visits, alumni networking reception, and more!
Networking opportunities with CMU alumni working across government, nonprofits, and industry.
Chartered bus transportation from Pittsburgh to DC, double-occupancy hotel accommodations, and unlimited Metro passes during the trek.
Target Audience & Eligibility:
Open to undergraduate students of any major on CMU’s Pittsburgh campus.
Designed especially for first-year and sophomore students who are beginning to explore career possibilities and have had limited prior experience in Washington, DC.
If you have advisees who are curious about government, technology, public policy, international affairs, arts and humanities, business, or simply want to experience DC for the first time—we would love for you to encourage them to apply! Applications open August 19, 2026, and will remain open through November 1, 2026.
Thank you for your help in sharing this transformational opportunity with your students! Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions. ehalf@andrew.cmu.edu
SI is essentially a guided weekly study group for some of the most challenging courses led by students who have taken the course and excelled. It is an enrichment activity and helps students review the most challenging content from the past week. We also run exam reviews.
When: Monday, November 30th
Where: In person + Zoom
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What are CMU’s next generation of entrepreneurs building?
On November 30, student teams from 67-428: Innovation & Entrepreneurship will showcase the startups they’ve developed throughout the semester at the course’s culminating Pitch Fest.
The teams have spent the semester taking early-stage ideas and developing them into startup concepts—conducting customer discovery and market research, developing business models and products, exploring go-to-market strategies, and thinking through how these companies could be funded and scaled.
At Pitch Fest, each team will deliver a 5-minute startup pitch followed by Q&A with a panel of entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders.
The event is open to the broader CMU community—including students, faculty, alumni, entrepreneurs, investors, and friends of the university—and can be attended in person or via Zoom.
Come see the ideas, companies, and founders emerging from CMU.