With every half-priced appetizer and drink special at Chappy Hour comes more opportunities for Chapman University alumni. By organizing and promoting Chappy Hours, the executive committee of the Young Alumni Society has created a following of young professionals that come together to share ideas and build relationships. These gatherings have proven to be
2014 marks another successful year for Chappy Hour! The Alumni Engagement Office would like to say THANK YOU to everyone who has made and continues to make these events successful. To our Chappy Hour organizers and co-organizers: Thank you for sharing your Chapman Pride and taking the lead to plan a Chappy Hour in your area. Not only did you pick
Watch out, Texas, here we come! Chapman’s University Singers are headed back to the Lone Star State in January to perform at churches and venues in San Antonio, Austin and the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. The performances are free and open to the public, so we encourage alumni and all Chapman Family members in the area to attend a performance
The Chapman University alumni network continued to make its footprint in the Orange County business community with its most recent Chappy Hour at the Center Club in Costa Mesa. Members of this professionally-driven group gathered with an attendance that displayed the event’s ability to enrich the lives of alumni and involve its participants in the bright
The Chapman Real Estate Alumni Mentorship Program held a meet-and-greet mixer in October, marking the first gathering for selected mentees and mentors in the group. Founded by the same group of former students who founded the Chapman Real Estate Association, the program was designed to give current business school undergraduate students, MBA students and young
Panhellenic Council and the Alumni Engagement Office joined together to bring Greek alumnae and active members together for a networking reception on Monday, October 13, 2014. The business-casual reception was an opportunity for alumnae to share career and life advice and for active members to develop new personal and professional connections. Many students wonder how
In a recent survey, the Office of Alumni Engagement asked Greek alumni for their opinions about creating a more meaningful alumni experience. The insight these alumni shared with us will be integrated into our growing Greek alumni program. Thank you to all those who participated for taking the time to share your thoughts and ideas with us. Each chapter had at least one
Our college days might be over, but we still know how to have a good time! Our time at Chapman was not just about studying; it was also about building relationships and making connections. These connections helped us grow and thrive as students and they are just as important today. Why not find a way to continue building connections
Just because you may not live near campus anymore doesn’t mean you can’t still celebrate your Panther Pride! Our network of more than 45,000 alumni is spread across the United States and around the world. It is time that we, as alumni, continue to strengthen the lifelong bond we have to each other and to the university
What? CUYA’s Summer Bash: A Newport Bay Soirée Who? Young Alumni (alumni who have graduated within the last 10 years) When? Thursday, July 31, 2014, 6 – 9:30 p.m. Where? Robert & Marie Collegiate Rowing Center, 1931 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA Tickets: $25 (with a portion going