Turn Tartan Experience and Celebration of Diversity Series
On this page you will find all available sessions during the Turn Tartan Experience and Celebration of Diversity Series. Please use the calendars to register for the sessions that are of interest to you.
You will receive the necessary information to access individual sessions the day prior to the session.
Note that the event times below are noted in Eastern Standard Time (EST).
On this page you will find all available sessions during the Turn Tartan Experience and Celebration of Diversity Series. Please use the calendars to register for the sessions that are of interest to you.
You will receive the necessary information to access individual sessions the day prior to the session.
Note that the event times below are noted in Eastern Standard Time (EST).
Explore Carnegie Mellon's academic and artistic programs.
Below you will find sessions to explore Carnegie Mellon's undergraduate programs. Select available dates on the individual calendars to explore sessions that are relevant to your academic or artistic interests. To register for an event, click on the event name.
College of Engineering
The College of Engineering is a world-class engineering college recognized for excellence, innovation and the societal relevance and impact of its pursuits. This college is research-intensive, and faculty members are known worldwide for developing leading-edge technology and research advancements that they bring directly into the classroom.
The College of Engineering is a world-class engineering college recognized for excellence, innovation and the societal relevance and impact of its pursuits. This college is research-intensive, and faculty members are known worldwide for developing leading-edge technology and research advancements that they bring directly into the classroom.
College of Fine Arts
The College of Fine Arts (CFA) cultivates a community of nationally and internationally recognized artists and professionals within five schools - Architecture, Art, Design, Drama and Music. CFA offers conservatory and studio style programs for those who wish to become professionals in the arts while also allowing students to take advantage of myriad learning opportunities available to all university students.
The College of Fine Arts (CFA) cultivates a community of nationally and internationally recognized artists and professionals within five schools - Architecture, Art, Design, Drama and Music. CFA offers conservatory and studio style programs for those who wish to become professionals in the arts while also allowing students to take advantage of myriad learning opportunities available to all university students.
Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences
The Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences is home to students who impact the world in a wide range of ways. They publish poetry, analyze brain scans and investigate how different relationships influence health. They teach elementary school students to speak Spanish and create computer tutors that teach algebra. They study how films shape our culture and learn about pollution's impact on the history of American cities.
The Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences is home to students who impact the world in a wide range of ways. They publish poetry, analyze brain scans and investigate how different relationships influence health. They teach elementary school students to speak Spanish and create computer tutors that teach algebra. They study how films shape our culture and learn about pollution's impact on the history of American cities.
Information Systems
The Information Systems program combines aspects of computer science, information technology and business management with a humanities and social-sciences based education to provide students with an uncommonly well-rounded portfolio.
The Information Systems program combines aspects of computer science, information technology and business management with a humanities and social-sciences based education to provide students with an uncommonly well-rounded portfolio.
Mellon College of Science
The Mellon College of Science is a dynamic, collaborative college that has developed an integrative vision for science education. More than 70% of undergraduates are involved in research. They work side-by-side with faculty and graduate students and are integral members of teams that conduct cutting-edge research, create new knowledge and advance their fields.
The Mellon College of Science is a dynamic, collaborative college that has developed an integrative vision for science education. More than 70% of undergraduates are involved in research. They work side-by-side with faculty and graduate students and are integral members of teams that conduct cutting-edge research, create new knowledge and advance their fields.
School of Computer Science
The School of Computer Science is a world leader in all facets of computer science and robotics education. The school's undergraduates can choose from several primary majors, including computer science, computational biology, artificial intelligence and human computer interaction.
The School of Computer Science is a world leader in all facets of computer science and robotics education. The school's undergraduates can choose from several primary majors, including computer science, computational biology, artificial intelligence and human computer interaction.
Tepper School of Business
The Tepper School of Business lives at the heart of Carnegie Mellon University, guided by a mission to transform the world, pioneering and innovating at the intersection of business, technology and analytics.
The Tepper School of Business lives at the heart of Carnegie Mellon University, guided by a mission to transform the world, pioneering and innovating at the intersection of business, technology and analytics.
Interdisciplinary Studies
Carnegie Mellon offers several programs and courses of study which bridge traditional academic and artistic disciplines, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of the university.
Carnegie Mellon offers several programs and courses of study which bridge traditional academic and artistic disciplines, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of the university.
Celebration of Diversity Series
The Celebration of Diversity Series features sessions focused specifically on diversity, equity and inclusion as well as the identities of those students who are Black & African American, Latinx & Hispanic, part of the LGBTQ+ community, and first-generation.
Session topics and discussions about social justice and equity in higher education, including conversations with current students and alumni, will be brought to you by the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion and include:
Session topics and discussions about social justice and equity in higher education, including conversations with current students and alumni, will be brought to you by the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion and include:
- First Gen Session with our FIRST Together @CMU Program whose mission is to enhance the overall success of first-generation college students on our campus by offering opportunities to support academic, professional and campus engagement experiences
- LGBTQ+ student, faculty, and staff informal discussion about the community led by the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion
- Black/Latinx Student Leaders Session will provide prospective students with the opportunity to attend current student panels and learn more about the experience of our Black or African American and Latinx or Hispanic students on campus
- Parent Session for parents, guardians and family members of prospective students with Carnegie Mellon's Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion and Student Academic Support Center
Campus Life Sessions
Tartans are naturally bold, collaborative, curious and passionate. It's no wonder that Carnegie Mellon offers a great breadth of academic, athletic and social opportunities for students. These sessions highlight how Carnegie Mellon fosters your intellectual and personal growth and works alongside you to shape a rewarding and unforgettable college experience.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Coffee with the Deans
Mike Steidel, Dean of Admission, and Greg Edleman, Associate Dean and Director of Admission, invite you to sit down with them for a virtual cup of coffee. Mike and Greg both serve as a wealth of Carnegie Mellon Knowledge. It's an opportunity to learn more about life as a student, discover what makes our campus so special and ask any questions that you may have about the Carnegie Mellon experience.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Remote Information Sessions
Our Remote Information Sessions are live events designed for you to learn more about the Carnegie Mellon experience. Led by our admission counselors, these hour-long webinars feature student stories, faculty highlights and detailed information about academics, student life and the admission and financial aid processes. You'll also have an opportunity to ask questions.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Virtual Campus Tours
When you can't make it to campus, we've got you covered. Our Tartan Ambassadors are hosting live Virtual Campus Tours so you can experience Carnegie Mellon from anywhere in the world. You'll be able to explore our campus while hearing more about the Carnegie Mellon experience.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Virtual Residence Hall Tours
Living on campus is a big part of the Tartan experience. Join our Tartan Ambassadors as they showcase common first-year on-campus housing options at Carnegie Mellon during the Virtual Residence Hall Tour. The tour will last approximately 45 minutes and give you a chance to ask the Ambassadors what it's like to live and learn at CMU.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Tartan Talk Student Panels
Tartan Talk is an online student panel series where interested visitors can learn more about the student experience at Carnegie Mellon University. Each Tartan Talk will feature our Tartan Ambassadors talking about their student involvement within academics, activities, research, the city of Pittsburgh and more. Bring your questions, and our Tartan Ambassadors will be ready to answer!
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.
Select a date on the calendar to the right to view available events. To register for an event, then click on the event title.