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In the MediaThe Washington Post references Pitzer President Emeritus Melvin L. Oliver
he Washington Post references Pitzer President Emeritus Melvin L. Oliver’s scholarship about an economic alternative following the SCOTUS ruling.
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Student AchievementsA Season of Achievements: A Recap of 2022–23 Fellowships, Grants, and Other Awards
During the 2022–23 academic year, Pitzer students and alumni earned a multitude of awards and fellowships to conduct research, teach English, create social change, engage communities, and pursue their academic interests around the globe.
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In the MediaNPR talks to Jay Rosenblatt P’23 about his Oscar-nominated documentary that follows his daughter Ella Rosenblatt ’23 from age 2 to 18
Recent Pitzer grad Ella Rosenblatt '23 was interviewed on her birthday for 17 years by her filmmaker father Jay Rosenblatt. How Do You Measure A Year was nominated for a 2023 Academy Award.
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College NewsMellon Foundation Awards Pitzer $1.1 Million to Build on Efforts to Support Incarcerated Students
The award is part of the recently announced selection of seven recipients of more than $5 million in funding as part of its Higher Education in Prisons program.
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College NewsPitzer’s Costa Rica Summer Health Program Celebrates 25 Years
A strong combination makes this program special: the home stay, intensive Spanish, hands-on internships, and raising questions of social justice and environmental health. It’s all part of Pitzer’s mission and ICADS’ mission.
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- Study Abroad and International Programs
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Student Achievements
Kallick Awards Recognize Pitzer Students for Community Engagement
Award recipients have strived for social change, whether by leading writing workshops, combining athletics and mental wellness, launching community composting, or producing reentry resources for formerly incarcerated and homeless people.
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Student AchievementsAnalise Pugh ’25 Explores Soccer Culture as a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow
“My research focuses on exploring how U.S. citizens are trained and disciplined to uphold white hetero-patriarchies through youth soccer culture,” said Pugh.
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In the Media
Professor Susan Phillips addresses the issues of the Inland Empire’s boom in warehouse jobs with CalMatters
Cal Matters quotes Redford Conservancy director on warehouses
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- Robert Redford Conservancy for Southern California