A rising senior on the track and field team, Elon Grobey has spent three years competing in jumps, throws and sprints. He holds the Chapman record in the javelin throw at 39.17 meters (128 feet, six inches) and helped the Panthers put together their highest point totals in the SCIAC Championships since joining the conference
1. How long have you been working at Chapman / how did you get here? This fall is my 7th official year. I had voluntarily assisted previously with Coach Wheatley for 3 years while I was a PGA Teaching Professional at Tustin Ranch Golf Course. 2. What’s your favorite story from working at Chapman? My favorite story is
2019 graduate Sarah Sumida returned to her home state of Hawaii after graduating from Chapman University to begin preparing for Physician’s Assistant school. As a certified nursing assistant, Sarah began working in the respiratory unit at Queen’s Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. Sarah never expected that her role in the respiratory unit would change drastically
Justin Riley, a 2011 graduate of Chapman University, was an integral part of the men’s basketball team during his four years in the uniform. His name is littered across the Chapman record books, standing atop the leaderboards in games played, field goals made, both offensive and defensive rebounds, average rebounds per game, and total blocks.
Before working her way to becoming a Registered Nurse and a Certified Diabetes Educator at UCLA Health, Kailee Gaffny was working in the outfield and the batter’s box for the Chapman University softball team. Kailee graduated from Chapman in 2006, ready to take on the ever-changing landscape that comes with working in healthcare. Kailee works
Lisa Perez ’16 used to spend her days at Chapman behind the plate as the starting catcher for the softball team. Now, she is a Public Health Laboratory Assistant in the Orange County Public Health Laboratory, working toward becoming a Public Health Microbiologist. Lisa and the rest of her team spend countless hours testing a
Matt Barcellona ’99 was an infielder for the Chapman University baseball team and a two-time Academic All-American in his time at Chapman. Now, the former baseball star is a Community Pediatrician in Scottsdale, Arizona, helping lead the fight against COVID-19 on the front lines. While the front lines of the pandemic in the pediatric world
Before Lauren Deats ’16 became a Family Nurse Practitioner at Hybrid MD Urgent Care and Irvine Valley College, she was running sprints for the Chapman track and field team. The former sprinter ran the 100-meter, 200-meter, 4×100-meter relay and 4×400-meter relay races. She holds the Chapman record in both the 100-meter and 200-meter races and
Orange County Deputy Sheriff Steven Greenberg ’12 played baseball at Chapman University and graduated with a degree in Psychology before getting his Masters in Public Administration with an Emphasis in Organizational Leadership from Brandman University. Now, the former outfielder is on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, helping to protect the citizens of Orange
NEXT WEEK’S CAREER/PROFESSIONAL EVENTS SAT JUL 8 Seattle Chappy Hour LEARN MORE AND RSVP 10:30 a.m. at Portage Bay Cafe in Seattle, WA Chappy Hours are casual, fun events planned by fellow alumni and are a great way to get together with Panthers in your area. Don’t forget to bring some business cards, you never know when