Robert Day Scholars Celebrated
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The memory of the late Robert Day ’65 P’12—the philanthropic giant responsible for creating countless opportunities for CMC students—was celebrated at the annual gala recognizing graduating Robert Day Scholars.
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CMC Seniors Earn Awards
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CMC honored seniors who made significant contributions to the campus culture, while also performing at a top academic level. Oluwatimilehin (Timi) Balogun ’24 and Caroline Bullock ’24 were recognized with CMC’s highest awards—The H.N. and Francis C. Berger Prizes for Outstanding Seniors.
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Outstanding Faculty Recognized
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CMC celebrated the College’s outstanding faculty for their teaching, scholarship, and service, as well as for achieving milestone anniversaries. In addition, retiring faculty were recognized for their enduring contributions to the CMC community.
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In a ceremony infused with warmth and humor, as well as lessons in both economics and life, Julio Garín was recently installed as the Peter K. Barker ’70 P’01 Associate Professor of Economics and George R. Roberts Fellow.
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Adam Nemer ’92 is changing the way businesses think about mental health. Three years ago, he launched Simple Mental Health, which is destigmatizing mental health challenges in the workplace.
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The CMS Baseball Team earned its first NCAA Tournament bid since 1996, and picked up wins over Centenary (La.) and Concordia (Texas) to set a new program record of 32 victories in a season, before falling in a close defeat to No. 3 East Texas Baptist (6-5) in the regional finals.
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Whether supporting the Robert Day Scholars program, world-class faculty members like Professor Julio Garín, or our outstanding students, your thoughtful gift to CMC directly impacts the vibrant CMC Community!
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Alumni Weekend is almost here! From faculty lectures to dining under the stars, our special CMC celebration is packed with programs that you will not want to miss.
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