Stressed and need a break in the middle of this semester? Come to DesCombes Quad and de-stress with some therapy dogs! All CGU community members are welcome to attend this event.
Defund: Black Lives, Policing, and Safety for All Over the last few years, in response to videos demonstrating the brutal and often deadly tactics of law enforcement officers, calls to “defund the police” have rung out around the world. But this is not a trendy new movement: Black activists have been sounding the alarm about […]
DMA Vocal Recital Accompanied by: Mian Tang, harpsichord Mayu Kurihara and Roman Lin, violins Kazuya Kurihara, viola Eva Lymenstull, cello Viorel Gheorge, oboe WORKS BY: J.S. Bach, Händel, Vivaldi
Connect with our community, explore programs and resources, and discover how you can thrive at CGU.
Productivity Bootcamps are open to students working towards coursework, publishing, presenting, qualifying exams, or thesis/dissertation milestones. These events aim to develop writers' ability to set effective goals and to track their own writing processes. Productivity Bootcamps offer guided work blocks, provide time for students to meet with writing consultants to discuss their work, and promote […]
Dissertation title: " Classical and Quantum Computational Methods for Predicting Fluid Transport in Fracture Networks"
CGU is turning 100! Join us as we mark this milestone moment with a symbolic tree planting ceremony.
Ready to Make a Real Difference in Education? Join Dean for the School of Educational Studies, DeLacy Ganley for an inspiring virtual information session and discover how Claremont Graduate University’s School of Educational Studies can help you become a leader and changemaker in the world of education. Explore our innovative Master’s and Doctoral programs, designed […]
Student Senate presents a special Centennial edition of our annual, family-friendly celebration featuring live music, delicious food, and community fun.
Conflict is a natural part of academic life—but navigating it effectively is a skill that can shape your success and wellbeing. Join the Dean of Students, Dr. Annie Knox, for an insightful and practical workshop on understanding, managing, and resolving conflict in academic environments. Whether it’s working with peers, faculty, or research teams, this session […]
Hosted by Claremont Heritage, this event explores CGU's evolution within the larger story of Claremont's growth.
Come enjoy some amazing poetry in the beautiful California Botanical Garden - just up the street from CGU! Featuring a poetry reading by 2025 Kingsley Tufts winner, Jaswinder Bolina. Food […]
Dissertation title: " A Comparative Analysis of Women's Integration in Saudi Arabia and the UAE"
Kick off the first Claremont Lecture Lounge with Professor Jay Prag from CGU's Drucker School of Management.
Join Iveth Cordon, Assistant Director of Admissions for Claremont Graduate University's Teacher Education program, for a virtual session. During this exclusive information session, you will gain valuable insights into CGU's prestigious MA in Education/Teaching Credential program and our steadfast dedication to the humanization of teaching practices, the values and components of our program, state requirements for […]
Spend a full day with leading thinkers and change-makers. Explore bold ideas, engage in dynamic dialogue, and build meaningful connections.
Connect with Iveth Cordon, your Admissions Representative for Teacher Education, during her virtual office hours. Get insider tips on submitting a strong application and any additional information you may need. You can drop in at any time throughout the event to have conversations about the programs we offer, our faculty, student resources, and the student […]
Screening of the classis Universal horror films The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) & Dracula's Daughter (1936) at the Queer Resource Center (Walton Commons -Pomona College- 395 E.6th Street, Claremont) on […]
From guided tours to outdoor adventures, join us for community activities that are free and open to the public.
Enjoy an enchanting afternoon of music with Jenny Soonjin Kim, David Rentz, and local musicians.
Reconnect with faculty and friends, hear from inspiring speakers, and toast to a century of impact at this once-in-a-century event.
Join the Office of Student Engagement and the Center for Writing and Rhetoric to explore campus resources and ask any questions you may have. Don’t miss this opportunity to get connected, ask questions, and enjoy free snacks!
Is your resume/CV in need of a rescue? Transform it into a standout document that captures attention. Join us for a workshop where you’ll learn essential tips and techniques to create a legendary resume/CV. Perfect for anyone looking to make a powerful impression on potential employers.
Dissertation title: " Augustine on Justification by Faith "
Join our Associate Director of Recruitment Regina Burch for an exciting and informative session about the master's and doctoral degrees within the School of Arts & Humanities at Claremont Graduate University Learn more about the following program offerings: Art, Cultural Studies, English, History, Music, and Religion. During this session, you'll learn about program highlights and […]
Please stop by the Queer Resource Center Drop-in Hour on Thursday, October 23rd from 12-1pm on the DesCombes Quad. The Queer Resource Center is a 7C resource center serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, asexual, omnisexual, and pansexual communities, as well as allies, at The Claremont Colleges. Learn about this amazing office and […]
Graduate Scholars of Color are invited to join our annual THRIVE Summit. This year's theme is “Leadership & Resilient Community: Strategies for Overcoming Adversity”. Over the course of our event, you will have the opportunity to hear from current scholars of color, participate in community building activities, and join sessions that center the diverse lived […]
Women’s history is necessarily interdisciplinary, because this knowledge is hidden, marginalized, and then rediscovered where different fields of study intersect. The whole cannot be grasped from a single angle of approach. There are thousands of ways to come at the impossibly rich, layered and complex history of womanity: rock art, sculpture, ceramic paintings, murals; sometimes […]
Featuring art by CGU alum, Jess Csanky.
The Drucker School invites you to a special virtual lecture with Khunying Kalaya Sophonpanich on Women Leading with Purpose: Drucker Values in Practice. Drawing from her extensive career in science, public service, and philanthropy, Khunying Kalaya will examine how women leaders in Asia bring cultural heritage and ethical principles to bear in shaping education, sustainability, […]
🚨Join School of Community and Global Health with Learning Clarified for a FREE WEBINAR🏥 Panelists Drs. Jennifer Villalobos (CGU), Ashley Love (SNHU), and Ragan DuBose-Morris (MUSC) will explore how to ethically integrate AI and emerging technology into public health training and practice. Gain actionable strategies, hear from leaders in the field, and earn 1.0 CHES/MCHES […]
For over four decades, Los Angeles-based artist, Mark Verabioff has waged a cultural insurgency through text, image, video and appropriation. His practice weaponizes repetition, sabotage, and counter-archival strategies to resist […]
We're throwing it back at this year's SAH Halloween Party! Bring your best retro digs (or any costume) and potentially win our grand prize for the costume contest. If costumes […]
Join the Dean of the School of Arts & Humanities, Lori Anne Ferrell, at Claremont Graduate University for a virtual chat via Zoom. During the session, drop in and ask your questions over a nice cup of your preferred drink.
Productivity Bootcamps are open to students working towards coursework, publishing, presenting, qualifying exams, or thesis/dissertation milestones. These events aim to develop writers' ability to set effective goals and to track their own writing processes. Productivity Bootcamps offer guided work blocks, provide time for students to meet with writing consultants to discuss their work, and promote […]
Join us on November 2nd for Dia de los Muertos at the QRC ! Come on down and add a photo to our community altar, craft while watching a movie (we are screening Disney's Coco, followed by a film by Guillermo del Toro). Pan dulce and champurrado (with a vegan option) for guests! Event from […]
Are you a Native American Indian and/or Alaska Native (AIAN) interested in earning your MA in Education with a California Teaching Credential? Join us to learn about the Haseya Teacher Preparation Program Grant at Claremont Graduate University (CGU)! In partnership with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Indian Education and the Navajo Nation, this […]
Dissertation title: " What We Talk About When We Talk About Race: Racial Discourses, Nationalism, and Self- Identity in Nineteenth Century Ireland"
Dissertation title: "Exploring How a Health Coaching Intervention Can Help Improve the Quality of Life And Wellbeing Of Breast Cancer Survivors."
Dissertation title: " Adverse Childhood Experiences and Mental Health Outcomes Among Youth Adults in India: The Contributions of Negative Urgency and Demographic Factors."
Join Iveth Cordon, Assistant Director of Admissions for Claremont Graduate University's Teacher Education program, for a virtual session. During this exclusive information session, you will gain valuable insights into CGU's prestigious MA in Education/Teaching Credential program and our steadfast dedication to the humanization of teaching practices, the values and components of our program, state requirements […]
Join us for a welcoming gathering open to all members of the School of Community and Global Health (SCGH) community — including current students, alumni, faculty, staff, and prospective students! Enjoy complimentary appetizers, grab your own drink, and take this opportunity to connect, network, and share experiences with fellow SCGH folks. Location: Lobby Bar 901 […]
Dissertation title: "Essays in Applied Economics for Public Policy"
Dissertation title: " How Large Language Models (LLMs) are Reshaping Skills and Job Requirements for Public Health Professionals in Saudi Arabia"
Join the Dean of Students Office for a virtual drop-in session. Discussion topics will include outreach, programs, and services for military/veteran students. Zoom link: https://cgu.zoom.us/j/5024577570
A major part of graduate-level academic work across disciplines is engaging with the work of other scholars. New work enters existing conversations or creates new ones based on what has and has not been done by others. Consequently, literature reviews are a common part of academic writing, so many graduate students are expected to master […]
Dissertation title: " Creating & Validating a Teacher Resilience Scale in the U.S. Context " Location: Both Zoom and ACB 119 Zoom link: https://cgu.zoom.us/j/86017678761?pwd=zY3AZGVyK5DiF7d99j1w9KDGqK9OZO.1
Connect with Iveth Cordon, your Admissions Representative for Teacher Education, during her virtual office hours. Get insider tips on submitting a strong application and any additional information you may need. You can drop in at any time throughout the event to have conversations about the programs we offer, our faculty, student resources, and the student […]
Dissertation title: " From Sedentary to Strong: A Public Health Leadership Initiative to Increase Physical Activity in Residential Care Facilities for Individuals with Severe Mental Illness"
In an ever-changing job market, how can you stay competitive and resilient? “Thriving in Uncertain Times” will equip you with strategies to navigate economic shifts, adapt to new career opportunities, and build long-term stability. Join us to gain insights on market trends, recession-proof career planning, and the skills needed to succeed in any economic climate.
Learn all about the event from the virtual format to the rules for participation to the criteria the judges use to assess the pitches to the structure of the preliminary and final rounds. We will also discuss all the deadlines, the dates for the series of preparative webinars being offered, and how to take advantage […]
Learn all about the Big Pitch from the virtual format to the rules for participation to the criteria the judges use to assess the pitches to the structure of the preliminary and final rounds. We will also discuss all the deadlines, the dates for the series of preparative webinars being offered, and how to take […]
Meet CGU's Doctor of Technology: The Executive Doctorate in AI, Innovation & Digital Leadership! You’ve mastered technology. Now it’s time to shape its AI-driven future. Designed for senior professionals leading the digital frontier, CGU’s Doctor of Technology (DTech) empowers IT and technology innovators to harness the transformative power of artificial intelligence to drive strategic innovation […]
Dissertation title: " Exploring Classroom Collaborative Problem Solving: An Examination of the Pedagogical Role and Professional Learning of Mathematics Teachers" Zoom link: https://SDSU.zoom.us/j/84346999918
Join us for the 4th Annual Universal Peace Conference hosted by Claremont Graduate University's Drucker School of Management and Alumni Association. This year’s gathering invites participants into a dynamic roundtable-style conversation exploring how education, technology, and the arts can serve as bridges toward a more peaceful and connected world. Through thought-provoking dialogue, creative expression, and […]
Dissertation title: "Reframing Student Success: A Systems Approach to Wellness in the California State University (CSU) System"
Join the Dean of the School of Arts & Humanities, Lori Anne Ferrell, at Claremont Graduate University for a virtual chat via Zoom. During the session, drop in and ask your questions over a nice cup of your preferred drink.
Dissertation title: " Three Essays on Individual Demand: Value Elicitation through the Becker-DeGroot-Marschak Mechanism and the Exploration of Information Demand"
Dissertation title: "Evaluation of LYTE's Pilot Health and Wellness Coach Training Program"
Dissertation title: " Hiding in Plain Sites: The Role of Implied Descriptive Norms on Littering Behavior"
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