In the Fall of 1999, Carnegie Mellon’s administration approved the formation of the University Task Force on Anti-Sweatshop Labor.

Comprised of faculty, staff and students, this task force was charged with the responsibility of writing a code of conduct that addressed the anti-sweatshop movement. The committee then recommended this code be adopted as University Policy. 

Carnegie Mellon University’s Code of  Workplace Conduct for Trademark Licensees was approved by the President’s Council on April 12, 2002

Name

Title

Time Served

Facilitator

Neal Binstock

Ass't VP Business Services

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001

Resource

John "Jay" Marano

Trademark Licensing Office

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001

Staff Members-at-Large

Kyle Fisher-Morabito

Ass't VP University Relations

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001

Pat Imgrund

Chair of Staff Council

Fall 2000

Staff Member

Shirley A. Moffat

Planned Giving
Staff Council Representative

Spr 2000

Faculty Members

Brian Johnston

Drama Department

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001

John Soluri

History Department
Faculty Advisor to the on-campus
"United Students Against Sweatshops" student organization

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001

Student Members (Undergraduates)

Bhumika Muchhala

Spr 2000

Candice Amich

Spr 2000

Shivdev "Shiv"

VP of Amnesty Int'l
Co-Founder, United Students Against Sweatshops

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001

Student Members (Graduates)

Courtney Maloney

PLANTA & The CMU Labor Party
Instructor of English 101

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001

Brad McCombs

Co-Founder, United Students Against Sweatshops

Spr 2000, Fall 2000 & Spr 2001