Inspiring Alumnae
Who made a difference during your time at CMC? Who is making a mark on campus and in the world today? Let us know who defines the spirit of our responsible leadership mission and co-education anniversary.
The College seeks your recommendations to inform future planning and storytelling during the next two years. We’d love to hear from you!
Impact Stories
On the Next Frontier: AI
Her tech career was inspired at CMC, now Paige Costello ’12 deploys AI to shape how we work.
Rooted in Gratitude
Drawn to CMC for its elevated leadership opportunities, Ava Kopp ’25 now leads the ASCMC as the 2024-25 President.
Fighting for the Future
Fueled by a love of nature—and sweet home Montana—Claire Vlases ’25 didn’t want to didn’t want to wait to make a difference.
Alumni in Action: Renee Perper ’21
Renee developed her research skills as a fellow with both the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies and the Mgrublian Center for Human Rights.
Bertha Tobias ’23 honored as Rhodes Scholar
As she waited in line at LAX, CMC senior Bertha Tobias ’23 learned she was the fourth Rhodes Scholar in Claremont McKenna College history.
Alumni in Action: Pam Tanase ’88
Pam credits Claremont McKenna with helping her develop leadership skills, tackle challenges, and build resiliency in business.
CMC Conversations brings Claremont McKenna College students, faculty, alumni, and staff together to share the unique stories of our amazing community.
Digital Archives
Not For Men Only: CMC Becomes Coeducational
During our recent 75th Anniversary, CMC commemorated several milestones that helped shape the College. View historical documents and learn more about the early Pioneers during the transition to co-education.
