Introducing the 2024-25 Ath Fellows
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CMC’s spirit of responsible leadership is in full swing this fall at the Ath, with an impressive lineup of world-renowned speakers. Meet this year’s four Ath Fellows and learn how each plans to contribute to constructive dialogue across campus.
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Obama Voyager Scholarship Awarded
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Chumnan Jim Sangsvang ’26 was honored with the coveted Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service. Known as the Voyager Scholarship, the award recognizes emerging leaders and their dedication to public service and a more inclusive democracy.
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Professor Kumar Receives Guggenheim
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Emerita Professor Nita Kumar was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, a highly competitive grant that invests in scholars, artists, scientists, writers, and cultural visionaries. Chosen through a rigorous application process, the Guggenheim Fellows were selected on the basis of prior career achievement.
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Election research by Professor Cameron Shelton shows that televised campaign advertising increases the probability that viewers who identify with a particular political party will embrace its positions, prefer its candidates, and turn out to vote.
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A captain for the 2024 national champion Claremont Foxes women’s rugby team, Caroline Bullock ’24 has pushed herself since graduating in May. She is now in a talent pipeline for the 2025 and 2029 Rugby World Cups—and possibly even a future Olympics.
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Jack Stark is Turning 90!
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Help us celebrate CMC President Emeritus Jack Stark ’58 GP’11 as he marks his 90th birthday in September. Share a special memory or tribute by emailing us here by September 20.
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Join the CMC community for the seventh annual 1946 Challenge on October 16 and 17, and help us reach 1,946 donors in 1,946 minutes. You can give early, offer a matching challenge, and become an advocate today! Thank you for supporting CMC and our students.
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Patagonia will take your breath away with its snowy peaks, massive glaciers, biodiverse forests, and maze-like waterways. Join Jason Keller, Kravis Professor of Integrated Sciences: Ecology, and members of the CMC community on a remarkable adventure to the Chilean Fjords and Argentina’s Staten Island from October 10-19, 2025. Registration is open now!
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Members of the CMC community explored Singapore for the third annual Worldmeet, which was focused on the island nation’s global significance. Next up: Buenos Aires. Worldmeet IV takes place in Argentina, June 11-15, 2025. We hope you will join us!
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