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- About - Carnegie Mellon University Athletics
Carnegie Mellon's official mascot debuted at the Nov 10, 2007 home football game The graphic features a profile of a distinguished, bold Scottish terrier sporting a plaid scarf around his neck The dog is contained in a shield, representing Carnegie Mellon's Scottish heritage
- Where Did Scotty Come From? The History of CMUs Mascot
Embracing the role of Carnegie Mellon University’s mascot was all bark and no bite That’s what you discover when you unmask CMU’s famous Scotty to reveal Bob Beatty (TPR 1960), the alumnus who invented and first portrayed the whiskered black dog
- Heritage - The CMU Brand - Carnegie Mellon University
In 2007, the Scottish Highland Terrier was named the official mascot of Carnegie Mellon University The Scottie is a confident, independent and spirited breed, nick-named by the Earl of Dumbarton as "the diehard " They are fearless, often aggressive around larger dogs and relentless when hunting
- Scotty the Scottie Dog | Mascot Hall of Fame
Mascot Database Scotty the Scottie Dog Team: Carnegie Mellon University Division: NCAA Div III League: University Athletic Association
- What College Mascot Is A Scottish Terrier - GameOfJobs. org
What Scottish Terrier College Mascot Is It? Carnegie Mellon University officially welcomed the Scottish terrier as its first mascot in 2007, following the tradition of students dressing as a Scottish terrier, Scotty, for 50 years
- Tartan Facts - Carnegie Mellon University Athletics
In keeping with tradition, students, faculty, staff and alumni voted to name the new official mascot Scotty But it's not just the costumed mascot that voters named
- CMU unleashes its first mascot | TribLIVE. com
The dog’s name and costume were introduced Thursday during Spring Carnival The name was chosen by a survey of students, faculty, staff and alumni Appearing at the announcement was CMU’s
- Behind the Fur - Engage with CMU - Carnegie Mellon University
Embracing the role of Carnegie Mellon University’s mascot was all bark and no bite That’s what you discover when you unmask CMU’s famous Scotty to reveal Bob Beatty (TPR 1960), the alumnus who invented and first portrayed the whiskered black dog
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