Archive for month: July, 2026

Aranzazu Medellin Guerrero ’13, M.A. ‘20 smiles in a close-up portrait. The CCCP 25 Years graphic identifies her fields of study as American Literature & Culture and Chicana/o Studies.

Aranzazu Medellin Guerrero ’13, M.A. ’20

Aurelia Rhymer ’19 smiles beneath a UCLA campus archway in a light blue blouse. The graphic includes the CCCP 25 Years logo, her Anthropology major, and the UCLA logo.

Aurelia Rhymer ’19

Villy B. poses beside her in front of a UCLA backdrop. Both wear graduation caps, gowns, and blue-and-gold stoles. The graphic includes the CCCP 25 Years logo and identifies Villy B. as Class of 2020 and MSHCM Class of 2022, with studies in sociology, global health and global studies, and healthcare management.

Villy B ’20, MSHCM ’22

Alberto Moreno ’18, M.A. ’22

Liliana Islas, UCLA Women Studies class of 2009, M.A. class of 2010, and Ph.D. class of 2018, sits indoors near large windows overlooking trees.

Liliana Islas ’09, M.A. ’10; Ph.D. ’18

Brenda Coronel, UCLA Sociology class of 2022 and M.A. in Social Welfare class of 2026, poses in graduation regalia beside a child holding a celebratory sign.

Brenda Coronel ‘20, M.A. ‘22

Ariana Reyes-Ramirez, UCLA Ethnic Studies and Education class of 2021, poses in a graduation stole outside a campus building.

Ariana Reyes-Ramirez ’21

Nate Hoffman, UCLA Communication class of 2024, speaks into a microphone beside a presentation screen in a CCCP 25th anniversary–branded alumni graphic.

Nate Hoffman ’24

Nancy Ocana ’21, M.A. ’25

Darlene Medrano ’22, MPP ’24

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