In Memoriam: Robert A. Day ’65 P’12

The newest installment of CMC’s Public Art Program—a 250-foot-long glass sculpture created by American artist Pae White—was unveiled Sept. 20 on campus. “Qwalala is a stunning new addition,” said Kimberly Shiring, director of the program.

The Athenaeum—which is celebrating its 40^th Anniversary—kicked off with an exciting slate of world-renowned speakers, including a packed opening night. Also, meet the new Ath Fellows who are advancing constructive dialogue and viewpoint diversity this academic year.

The Wall Street Journal ranked CMC #9 in the nation for preparing students for employment following graduation, landing jobs with maximum initial salaries, and facilitating on-time graduations.

As she was installed as the Alice Tweed Tuohy Associate Professor of Management and Government, Professor Shanna Rose shared how she prepares her students to be interdisciplinary, open to viewpoint diversity, and data-focused—all hallmarks of a CMC education.

Dorismar Cuevas ’25 spent the summer immersed in asset management. As part of the Girls Who Invest program, she learned about finance and investment at the Wharton School and interned with Morgan Stanley’s Global Investment Office in New York.

Since graduating from CMC 40 years ago, Skip Sanzeri ’83 has mentored dozens of students, recent graduates, and even high school students interested in attending CMC. It’s his way of giving back. “I certainly feel like I owe a lot to CMC,” he said.

A total of 10 Athenas and Stags will become the newest members of the Ted Ducey CMS Hall of Fame when the Class of 2024 is honored on Jan. 21 at Roberts Pavilion, the CMS athletic department announced this month.

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