CAMPUS CURRENT
Celebrating Student Scholars PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARS RECOGNITION EVENT
The third graduating class of President’s Scholars was honored, and a new group of finalists for the 2011–12 school year were introduced during the Annual President’s Scholars Recognition Dinner this spring. The event also recognized the corporations, foundations and individual donors that have sponsored this im- portant program. Initiated in response to the College’s strategic planning ini-
tiative HMC 2020, PSP provides four-year, full-tuition scholar- ships for highly qualified students who are members of groups traditionally underrepresented on campus and in the fields of science and engineering. This includes a wide range of students, including women, ethnic minorities, students from rural areas and those who are the first in their families to attend college.
PSP sponsors honored at the dinner were: The Beckman Coulter Foundation The Boeing Company Martin Caniff ’74 and Charisse Caniff HMC Trustee Neil Chriss and Natasha Chriss HMC Trustee Edward Johnson and Susan Johnson President Maria Klawe and the President’s Cabinet The John B. Kilroy, Sr. and Nelly Llanos Kilroy Foundation The Walter Lantz Foundation Microsoft Corporation Robert Prestezog ’97 and Anna Prestezog ’97/98 The Raytheon Company Paul Schulte ’81 and Elizabeth De Baan Schulte ’84 Southern California Edison Gary and Tammy Sugarman P14 Fred Tomblin ’63 and Barbara Brooks Tomblin (SCR ’66) David Wilbur ’68 and Linda Wilbur Jeff and Liesl Wilke Katy Kuey Wong ’97 and Greg Wong
Class of 2011 President’s Scholars Julia Diaz, Anna Cunningham and Thomas Avila
College News
Welcome Class of 2015
A record number of 3,144 high school seniors from around the globe applied to be a part of HMC’s Class of 2015. The first of the admitted 195 students will arrive on campus June 29 for Sum- mer Institute, with the remaining first-years arriving Aug. 25 for Orientation. “We are thrilled not only that we have landed at our target for
the first-year class, but also excited by the remarkable quality of these students and their fit with HMC,” said Thyra Briggs, vice president for admission and financial aid.
195 admitted students 54 Early Decision 21% admit rate (record low)
56% students with ranking information 96% in top 10% of high school class 38% valedictorians or salutatorians
43% Female 57% Male
Geographic distribution: CA (in-state) 30% International 12% 30 states represented and the District of Columbia
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Har vey Mudd College SUMMER 2011
KEVIN MAPP
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