List of Carnegie Mellon University people

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This is a list of notable people associated with Carnegie Mellon University in the United States of America.

Contents

Notable students and alumni

Nobel laureates

Turing Award recipients

Wolf Prize recipients

Enrico Fermi Award winners

Stockholm Prize in Criminology winners

National Medal of Science recipients

National Medal of Technology and Innovation recipients

MacArthur Fellows

Business

Science and technology

Performing arts, film, television and video games

Visual arts

Architecture and design

Government and politics

Academia

Educators

Members of National Academy of Sciences

Members of National Academy of Engineering

Other prominent faculty

Literature

Sports

NFL

Notable faculty

Nobel laureates

Turing Award recipients

Kyoto Prize recipients

Wolf Prize recipients

Stockholm Prize in Criminology winners

National Medal of Science recipients

National Medal of Technology recipients

MacArthur Fellows

Members of National Academy of Sciences

Members of National Academy of Engineering

Other prominent faculty

Presidents of Carnegie Mellon University

Founders and major benefactors of Carnegie Mellon University


The Mellon Family of Pittsburgh:

Fictional alumni

See also

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