Prof. Minxin Pei
The Smith Richardson Foundation awarded a grant to Prof. Minxin Pei to support his research.
Oct. 22, 2022
The Strait Times cited Prof. Ken Miller’s appearance on a Texas Tribune panel in a feature about the exodus of Californians to Texas. “I think it’s important to note that newcomers can change a place in some respects” said Miller, who is director of the Rose Institute and the author of Texas vs. California A History of Their Struggle for the Future of America. “Californians will change Texas in important ways, but a place changes newcomers as well.
Oct. 20, 2022
Prof. Ron Riggio was quoted in Business Insider about the four reasons employees follow a toxic boss. “A bad leader attracts henchpersons who surround them because they like being connected to a powerful person,” Riggio said.
Tori Johnson ’21
Tori Johnson ’21 made a social media fashion statement
For someone who doesn’t spend a lot of time on social media, Tori Johnson ’21 sure knew how to make a bold, visual statement about it.
Prof. Marc Massoud P'89
For Prof. Marc Massoud P'89, four decades at CMC add up to a significant impact
It doesn’t take a CPA to calculate the impact Prof. Morcos (Marc) Massoud P’89 has made during his four decades at CMC—not just on the College, but on the countless students who have taken his “Introduction to Accounting” course over the years.
Tony Sidhom ’17
Tony Sidhom ’17 started giving back as a student, and never stopped
Upon moving to the Bay Area after graduation, Tony Sidhom ’17 knew that being a young alumnus offered distinct advantages for advancing his bond with CMC. “I have a lot of energy,” Sidhom said with a laugh. “And at this stage of my life, that means I can give back with my time and effort.”
Tendo Nagenda ’97
Netflix VP Tendo Nagenda ’97 sees limitless possibilities in storytelling