"My Work is From the Heart"
The investiture of Carnegie Mellon University President Subra Suresh was a rite of passage — not only for the man, but also the institution reflecting the inaugural theme "Crossing Boundaries, Transforming Lives." Suresh had his own take on the university's motto, "My heart is in the work," when he stated, "My work is from the heart."
The ceremony reflected many of the aspects of Carnegie Mellon achievement. Among the elements of the university culture on display were original poetry by Jim Daniels, the Thomas Stockham Baker Professor from the department of English; a performance by Tony Award winner Patina Miller (A'06), who sang "Corner of the Sky" by Stephen Schwartz (A'68); and remarks by Carnegie Mellon's longest-serving faculty member Allan Meltzer, the Allan H. Meltzer University Professor of Political Economy.
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