Map Events News News SCRIPPS COLLEGE In celebration of the 80th anniversary of the Scripps College Press this year, Tia Blassingame, assistant professor of art and director of the Scripps College Press, highlighted student-created artists' books in a series of videos for Parenthesis magazine. SCRIPPS COLLEGE Stacey Wood, Molly Mason Jones Chair in Psychology and professor of psychology, discussed the recent uptick in pension poaching scams with Bloomberg. The scams target elderly US veterans and their families, manipulating victims into signing away a portion of their pensions to false care coordination businesses. SCRIPPS COLLEGE Three Scripps students from a clinical geropsychology class have partnered with the Claremont Senior Program at the Joslyn Center to host special events, the Claremont Courier reported. KECK GRADUATE INSTITUTE The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically accelerated the adoption of telehealth and other digital innovations, which is a positive step towards more accessible healthcare. These changes, though, are not without their […] HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE Harvey Mudd College Professor of Physics Sharon Gerbode and her team of research students co-authored a paper, “Grain splitting is a mechanism for grain coarsening in colloidal polycrystals,” which has been published as a “Letter” in Physical Review E. A research paper is selected as a “Letter” when its findings are deemed high-impact. Gerbode and […] HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE At a November event celebrating cutting-edge communications programs, Harvey Mudd College received three top awards from the California Inland Empire Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. Members of the College’s Office of Communications and Marketing received three Polaris Awards of Excellence: two for Mudd Magazine and one for an Office of Admission microsite. […] KECK GRADUATE INSTITUTE COPE Health Solutions has established an academic partnership with Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) to enhance career pathways in healthcare and address healthcare workforce shortages that have been exacerbated by the […] POMONA COLLEGE Aaron Johnson Levy ’01 is the role model he always looked for on television. PITZER COLLEGE Pitzer College Associate Professor of Art Tarrah Krajnak’s new book, El Jardin de Senderos Que Se Bifurcan, has been selected for MOMA’s inaugural list celebrating its ten favorite photobooks of the year. This recognition is one of the latest in a series of honors—including the Hariban Award Grand Prize and the Lewis Baltz Research Fund award—that Krajnak has recently received for her work. PITZER COLLEGE In high school, Pitzer College residence director Tasmia Moosani dreamed about going to college but didn’t know how to get there. As a first-gen, low-income Pakistani Muslim student, resources in her home, community my school were minimal. Ultimately, she found her way to college and beyond, graduating from the University of California, Irvine, with a degree in business economics and international studies and earning her master’s degree in student development administration at Seattle University. PITZER COLLEGE POMONA COLLEGE Five players on the top-ranked Pomona-Pitzer men's water polo team could have graduated last spring, but instead they came back for one more shot at a Division III national championship. KECK GRADUATE INSTITUTE An estimated 5.2 million Americans are living with atrial fibrillation (AF)—an irregular, often rapid heart rate that typically causes poor blood flow—and account for 4.6 million annual emergency department (ED) […] POMONA COLLEGE Pomona-Pitzer's men's cross-country team defends its 2019 national championship with the 2021 NCAA Division III title a year after the pandemic canceled the 2020 championship. HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE An avid interest in learning more about and sharing cultural perspectives is leading Harvey Mudd College engineering professor Gordon Krauss to Africa. There, he’ll engage in bidirectional collaboration relating to teaching engineering design, sustainability and entrepreneurship as part of the U.S.- Africa Education Partnership developed by the Rice 360 Institute for Global Health. During 2022, […] CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY By her own admission, Anne Brafford didn’t come to CGU as a traditional student in search of her doctorate in Positive Organizational Psychology. “It was to make a difference,” she says. Until April 2014, Brafford was a practicing lawyer, an equity partner in the Labor and Employment Practice Group of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP. […] CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY With several significant fundraising announcements still in the pipeline, the CGU community is celebrating some recent gifts that, for CGU President Len Jessup, are a clear sign that “the CGU flame is burning bright this season.” “There’s a culture of philanthropy growing on our campus,” Jessup said in a message featured in the November issue […] CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY For Drucker School alumni Andrew Casey (MBA ’96) and Saori Casey (MBA ’95), the most critical factors in student success—or business success—are connection and communication. Over the years, they have personally demonstrated that at CGU as members of the Drucker advisory board, as mentors to current students, and as hosts of student visits to their companies. […] Seven Institutions. Infinite Choices. Copyright 2021 The Claremont Colleges Phone: (909) 621-8000 | webmaster@claremont.edu