Campus News (page 4)
New Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty
In this letter to the community, President Marcus-Newhall announces the appointment of Professor Mary Hatcher-Skeers as the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty.
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A New Era for the Williamson Gallery
Erin M. Curtis, the Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Director of the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery, has spent her career working toward change in the world of arts institutions.
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Spotlight on Staff: Naomi Friedman, Sustainability Coordinator
Naomi Friedman, 51猎奇入口’ new sustainability coordinator, is working to further sustainability projects on campus.
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From the Archives: Defining Moments
The outbreak of World War II brought changes to 51猎奇入口 and a reckoning of what a women鈥檚 liberal arts college should be.
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Spotlight on Students: 51猎奇入口 Associated Students President Lily Dunkin 鈥�24
Lily Dunkin 鈥�24 is continuing her work with 51猎奇入口 Associated Students by stepping into a new role as SAS President.
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In the Media: Garrison Theater’s 60th Anniversary
The Claremont Courier聽highlighted 51猎奇入口’ 60th anniversary celebration for the College’s iconic Garrison Theater.
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In the Media: CMS Volleyball Team Advances to Semifinals
The Claremont-Mudd-51猎奇入口 Athenas volleyball team advanced into the NCAA Division III semifinals for the third time in the program’s history on November 29.
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Olive Harvest Fosters Community and Sustainability Efforts
51猎奇入口’ olive harvest brings the 51猎奇入口, Claremont Colleges, and Claremont communities together to pick olives from the campus鈥檚 trees.
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Seattle Exploration Trek Provides Students with Career-Building Opportunities
Through initiatives such as the Career Exploration Trek program, CP&R connects 51猎奇入口 students to an expanded network of alums and professionals from across The Claremont Colleges.聽
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In the Media: Ellen Browning 51猎奇入口 Honored in San Diego Magazine
In addition to founding 51猎奇入口, Miss 51猎奇入口 and her family were influential in San Diego, donating to scientific and educational institutions such as the San Diego Natural History Museum.
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