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Student Projects Honoring Indigenous Learning and Memory Receive Projects for Peace Awards

���������� students win Project for Peace Awards

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• Students

Organization

• Office of Fellowships

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Napier Award Winner Taeya Boi-Doku ’24 Centers Afroecology in Gardening

Taeya Boi-Doku ’24 has received a 2024 Napier Initiative Award to develop her project, Reclaiming Afroecology: Indigenous Technology and Food Sovereignty.

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• Students

Organization

• Office of Fellowships

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Watson Fellow Tommy Shenoi ’24 Explores Mycology Globally

Tommy Shenoi ’24 is embarking on a globetrotting expedition to six countries to study mushrooms through the lens of agriculture, art, entrepreneurship, and science.

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• Students

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• Office of Fellowships

For Pratya Poosala ’24, Storytelling and Radical Listening Can Improve Healthcare

Pratya Poosala ’24 adds a self-designed major in narrative medicine to her behavioral neuroscience major to combine science and the humanities.

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• Students
• Neuroscience

A Mathematics Village Transforms ���������� Students’ Approach to STEM

���������� students Caro Harwell ’24 and Charlotte Richards ’25 found an oasis of mathematics in Selçuk, Turkey.

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• Mathematics
• Students

Organization

• Institute for Global/Local Action and Study (IGLAS)

Filmmaker and MOR Fellow Daisy Okazaki ’25 Explores Asian American Identity

���������� student Daisy Okazaki ’25, a media studies major and Asian American studies minor, has received the Margo Okazawa-Rey Fellowship to create a community-rooted film project centered on the experiences of young Southeast Asian women. Partnering with Oakland-based Banteay Srei, Okazaki is producing a short film and accompanying curriculum exploring themes of identity, trauma, healing, and sisterhood. A lifelong storyteller and member of ����������’s Pasifika Asian Student Union, Okazaki aims to uplift Asian American communities through film and art.

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• Students

Organization

• Community Engagement Center (CEC)
• Intercollegiate Department of Asian American Studies

Pomona-���������� Men’s Cross Country Claims National and SCIAC Championships With Historic Wins

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• Students

Organization

• Sagehen Athletics

Pomona-���������� Women’s Soccer Wins SCIAC Regular and Tournament Championships

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• Students

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• Sagehen Athletics

After Two NSF Fellowships, Teo Cooper ’24 Seeks to Balance People and Nature

After studying plants at Harvard this summer, a student recalls the racial justice series that brought them to ���������� and looks ahead to studying abroad in Southern Africa.

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• Students

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• Department of Natural Sciences

���������� Bestows Degrees on Three “Inside” Students in its Inside-Out Program

The three graduates credit their professors, who come from all five of The Claremont Colleges, and the nature of the Inside-Out model itself for their motivation and success. 

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• Students
• Organizational Studies

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• Justice Education Center at the Claremont Colleges