Richard “Skip” Wiltshire-Gordon
A dialogue for everyone: Student-led ‘Free Food for Thought’ podcast finds its voice
Leland de la Durantaye
A critic creates: Leland de la Durantaye debuts novel about vengeance and love
Betzayra Perez
Passion for numbers and culture adds up for Betzy Perez ’19

At the Athenaeum

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William Schindler
Dan Walters
Wednesday, February 20
11:45am
Dan Walters — Jerry Brown Redux
Rana Mitter
Corey Brettschneider
Larry Arn
Thursday, February 21
5:30pm
Larry Arnn — Churchill and Education
Joyce Carol Oates

News

MORE CMC NEWS
Dr. Tanya working with an infant
Wendy Sherman
Bryn Edwards on Galapagos
Ricardo Quinones and students

Events

CAMPUS CALENDAR
Friday, February 22
10:30am
The Populist Challenge

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We’ve had a great turnout for Family Weekend, and the fun continues! We still have a full day of events happening on campus today for our visiting families. We hope to see you there! Visit the link in our bio for the full schedule. 📸: @cmcalumniandfamilies #ClaremontMcKennaCollege #FamilyWeekend2019 #WelcomeToCMC Discussing the Obama’s portraits displayed in the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery with Kim Sajet P’20, the first woman to serve as director of the gallery. She is being interviewed live now with the Free Food 4 Thought Podcast at Family Weekend. #ClaremontMcKennaCollege #FamilyWeekend2019 #FF4T Our commitment to an exceptional liberal arts education includes providing students with opportunities to develop strong leadership skills, so they are better equipped to solve problems they might encounter in the real world. The Kravis-de Roulet Leadership Conference offers students the invaluable experience of networking and learning from the finest leadership scholars and practitioners today. Join us at the KDR Conference on March 1-2 and learn from keynote speakers like Joanne Ciulla (pictured above). She is a professor at Rutgers Business School, the former UNESCO Chair in Leadership at the United Nations International Leadership Academy, and is internationally known for creating and developing the field of leadership ethics. The KDR Conference is open to the public. Register now at the link in our bio. #ClaremontMcKennaCollege #KravisLeadershipInstitute #KDRConference Now in its third year, Free Food for Thought is a podcast with a clear mission: to amplify the impressive voices of the leaders, academics, artists, and alums who speak at the Athenaeum each semester. It is also an organic example of how to bring valued CMC tenets—free speech, viewpoint diversity, and effective dialogue—to a creative, popular format that students can own. Read more about the FF4T podcast and the team behind the mic at the link in our bio. #ClaremontMcKennaCollege #FreeFoodForThought #CMCAthenaeum “The event brings alive what our faculty invests so much time and energy in. Students hear about research in class, but may not understand the scope of it.” More than 250 works by CMC faculty will be on display at the third annual Faculty Publications and Grants celebration on Friday. Join numerous professors as they discuss their research at McKenna Auditorium! Read more about this event and the complete list of research projects at the link in our bio. #ClaremontMcKennaCollege #CMCFaculty You can’t beat these campus views between classes. 🏔☀️ #ClaremontMcKennaCollege #CaliforniaWinter The annual Kravis-de Roulet (KDR) Conference returns March 1-2 to unite scholars, practitioners, students, and community members to focus on cutting edge leadership development research and practice. This will be the 27th KDR Conference made possible through the support of Henry R. Kravis, the de Roulet family, the Kravis Leadership Institute, and Claremont McKenna College. Scott Snook (pictured above), MBA Senior Lecturer of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, will be one of the keynote speakers. Register now for this campus event at the link in our bio. #ClaremontMcKennaCollege #BridgingScienceAndPractice #KDRConference

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