Events
October 22 - November 20, 2018
Monday, October 22
No classes in session today. Classes resume Wednesday, October 24.
Tuesday, October 23
No classes in session today. Classes resume Wednesday, October 24.
Wednesday, October 24
What is the Idea Jam? Teams of 3 or 4 and will be given a problem space in which to apply Intuit’s design methodology to come up with an innovative idea. ...
Location: Bauer North, The Founders Room Registration: http://www.mathworks.com/CMC2018 In this session, you will learn how MATLAB can be used to...
The CMC History Department will host an oral history workshop with Dr. Natalie Fousekis, Director of the Lawrence B. de Graaf Center for Oral and Public...
Fixed income. Bonds. Debt. Equity. Stocks. What do these terms mean, particularly with investors? Scott and Cheryl Thornton P'21 both have had long careers...
Julie Sze, UC Davis professor of American Studies, on how social justice and sustainability connect, what sustainability actually means, and how to achieve...
Information for students interested in Study abroad, the Washington Program, or the Silicon Valley Program.
Thursday, October 25
Today is the last day to drop courses without record. Today is also the last day to opt for credit/not credit (CR/NC) grading in pure elective courses. * *...
John J. Pitney, professor of government at Claremont McKenna College, will offer an overview of the 2018 congressional and state elections and will consider...
Yale philosophy professor Jason Stanley will discuss what is fascist politics, why, across time and place, is it so attractive, and who are its victims.
Charles Kesler, Gov. professor at CMC, will discuss how Buckley, creator of the National Review turned a movement of traditionalists into the spirit of the...
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Our most popular event series, hosts an award winning social entrepreneur every Thurs this fall. Students have a rare opportunity to...
Friday, October 26
Product Ideation Workshop In this workshop, learn about how to develop an idea that you can turn into a product and a company. We’ll cover consumer and...
Saturday, October 27
David Cubek, director Humperdinck | Prelude to Hänsel und Gretel Brahms | Variations on a Theme by Joseph Haydn Brahms | Violin Concerto in D...
Sunday, October 28
David Cubek, director Humperdinck | Prelude to Hänsel und Gretel Brahms | Variations on a Theme by Joseph Haydn Brahms | Violin Concerto in D...
Monday, October 29
The course schedule for spring 2019 is now available!
Please join us for lunch on Monday, October 29th, 2018 from 12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. in Kravis 103 for the Kravis Leadership Institute’s second Leadership...
Susan Loza, associate professor of race, gender, and media studies at Hampshire College, examines how the resurrected Apes franchise reactivates fears about...
Tuesday, October 30
Bob Stern, one of the state’s leading political commentators, and Ken Miller, Gov. professor at CMC, will provide expert analysis of the 11 propositions...
Information Session for CMC Students interested in applying for funding from the SIE Program for the Summer of 2019.
Thursday, November 1
Information for students interested in Study abroad, the Washington Program, or the Silicon Valley Program.
Peter Berkowitz, senior fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institute, will argue that free speech is indispensable to a liberal education worthy of the...
Are you considering graduate school? Nervous about the application process? Fear not! Claremont Graduate University's Matt O'Connor, Associate Director...
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Our most popular event series, hosts an award winning social entrepreneur every Thurs this fall. Students have a rare opportunity to...
Friday, November 2
Karen O’Keefe, who directs state lobbying efforts for the Marijuana Policy Project, will examine how states are legalizing, taxing, and regulating the...
Saturday, November 3
Monday, November 5
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in CONSULTING might look like? Are you interested in learning about activities...
Ready, Fire, Aim… Flash Business Plan Competition Do you have a great idea for a business or product that you’d like to create one day? Will it be the next...
Valerie Sperling, professor political science at Clark University, will explore the obstacles that confront those who try to use domestic and international...
Tuesday, November 6
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in GOVERNMENT, LAW & PUBLIC POLICY might look like? Are you interested in...
The Athenaeum will host 2018 midterms' election night coverage, where students and professors will analyze returns in real time, offer commentary on issues...
Wednesday, November 7
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in TECHNOLOGY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP might look like? Are you interested in learning...
Now the world's fifth largest economy, India will soon be the largest country by population. Dhruva Jaishankar, fellow in foreign policy studies with...
Thursday, November 8
How can one NGO take on the world’s war criminals? Dixon Osburn, executive director at the San Francisco-based Center for Justice and Accountability (CJA),...
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in ACCOUNTING & FINANCE might look like? Are you interested in learning about...
A foremost political commentator and columnist, George F. Will presents penetrating and incisive commentary on the Washington political scene, offering a...
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Our most popular event series, hosts an award winning social entrepreneur every Thurs this fall. Students have a rare opportunity to...
Friday, November 9
Information for students interested in Study abroad, the Washington Program, or the Silicon Valley Program.
Saturday, November 10
Monday, November 12
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in CREATIVE & ENTERTAINMENT might look like? Are you interested in learning...
David Makovsky, the Ziegler distinguished fellow at The Washington Institute, will review what the Oslo Accords, a Declaration signed to negotiate peace...
President Trump has said NATO is “obsolete” and the European Union was “set up to take advantage of the United States.” Karen Erika Donfried, president of...
Information Session for CMC Students interested in applying for funding from the SIE Program for the Summer of 2019.
Tuesday, November 13
Pre-registration for spring 2019 courses takes place this week. Visit the CMC portal to see the course schedule and search for courses.
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in NON-PROFIT & EDUCATION might look like? Are you interested in learning about...
Based on their recent book, Parchment Barriers: Political Polarization and the Limits of Constitutional Order, Zachary Courser, gov. professor at CMC, will...
Wednesday, November 14
Pre-registration for spring 2019 courses takes place this week. Visit the CMC portal to see the course schedule and search for courses.
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT might look like? Are you interested in learning about...
Benn Steil, senior fellow and director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, will examine how the creation of NATO, the...
Thursday, November 15
Pre-registration for spring 2019 courses takes place this week. Visit the CMC portal to see the course schedule and search for courses.
Are you a first-year or sophomore student who is curious about what a career in MEDICINE/HEALTHCARE & BIOTECH might look like? Are you interested in learning...
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Our most popular event series, hosts an award winning social entrepreneur every Thurs this fall. Students have a rare opportunity to...
Friday, November 16
Pre-registration for spring 2019 courses takes place this week. Visit the CMC portal to see the course schedule and search for courses.
Sunday, November 18
