Each year the Gelfand Center recognizes three students who have made a commitment to sharing their knowledge, talents, skills and time to make a difference in the lives of children in the community, with a priority for STEM educational outreach activities. Three students will each earn a $250 prize and be reconized for their work!
All nomination materials are due by Tuesday, April 21.
This is a self-nomination process, with letters of support provided by on-campus or community partners who know about your work.
Click for self-nomination form
email questions/letters to GelfandCenter@andrew.cmu.edu
Alpha Kappa Psi is CMU’s premier professional fraternity. Our members range widely in professional and academic interests, from aspiring consultants to future bankers. Our goal is to promote the development of leaders in their respective industries while focusing on pillars of service, brotherhood, and unity. We encourage all who are interested to follow our Instagram @cmuakpsi!
In the next few weeks, we will be holding a variety of events for prospective new members, including information sessions, professional workshops, networking opportunities, and much more. You can sign up for recruitment and check out our events at tinyurl.com/akpsiS26. We hope to see you at these events!
For those who may be interested, students can participate in up to 12 units of university-funded opportunities between 99-520, SURA (99-270), 99-409, and 99-412. Those 12 units could be split amongst multiple opportunities (3 and 9 for SURA/99-520 option as an example). All 99-520 sections are 9 units. Students who are doing SURF are not eligible to participate in the listed university funded opportunities.
New this summer: students will enroll themselves in 99-520 courses via SIO. The detailed description of each course can be found on this website. Please know that Chris Labash’s offering, “Consulting for Public Good,” is an in-person expectation; the listing is currently incorrect in the registrar’s system as remote.