The classroom is where Tatiana Amaya ’23 has always found her passion and her purpose. As the recent Claremont McKenna graduate settles into life after college, Amaya is pursuing her Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) at…
P. Edward “Ed” Haley, an invaluable mentor and professor to more than four generations of Claremont McKenna College students—and a key figure in the founding of the Mgrublian Center for Human Rights and the Keck Center…
Fellowships and scholarships exist for every year of a student's time at CMC. Below, you'll find a selection of opportunities CMCers have applied to--and won!--in the past. If you don't see something that works for you…
https://www.cmc.edu/fellowships/fellowships-by-yearOur past programs highlight the diversity of perspectives and contentious issues we strive to explore. Recently, our programs have featured discussions around the consequences of criminal justice reform, the costs of po…
https://www.cmc.edu/the-open-academy/program-archiveCo-founders of Musizi University - Takako Mino ’11 and Elaine Alowo Matovu The journey to establish the first liberal arts college in Uganda began while Takako Mino ’11 was a student at Claremont McKenna. As an Internat…
Video: Looking Back on 20 Years Through the eyes of the Mgrublian Center for Human Rights' founding leaders, alumni, and students, learn how it has grown into a vital connecting point for so many CMCers these past two d…
