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May is for Mothers

May 4, 2021 by | Uncategorized

What’s the greatest thing about being a mom? “Experiencing the world through their eyes,” says Ami Garvin. For Sarah Buckley, it’s unconditional love, and “being someone’s favorite person.” Judy Crum ’59 has kids and grandkids, now, but still prizes the time spent with family more than anything else. “I am fortunate that both of my

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Alumni Hour: Linda Ly '10

April 23, 2021 by | Uncategorized

If you followed the women’s basketball or volleyball programs in the late 2000s, you know the name Linda Ly. A two-sport athlete, Linda tore up the court in both sports, writing her name in the record books. She remains Chapman’s career digs leader in volleyball – a record she broke during her sophomore season. She

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Coach's Corner: Scott Laverty

April 21, 2021 by | Uncategorized

How long have you been working at Chapman / how did you get here?  This is my 8th year at Chapman.  I came to Chapman after 14 years at conference foe University of Redlands.  The opportunity to join Chapman and the incredible baseball tradition was one that I could not pass up.  Before Redlands, I

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Alumni Hour: Matt Deemer '18

March 31, 2021 by | Uncategorized

Matt Deemer ’18 didn’t always know he wanted to be a coach, but when he wasn’t getting his desired playing time on the Chapman men’s soccer team, he decided to channel his efforts into what he could contribute from the sidelines. It was at this point that he fell in love with coaching. Deemer, as

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In Memoriam: Barbara Parker ’64

March 8, 2021 by | Alumni Impact

It is with heavy heart and great admiration that the Chapman University Alumni Association announces the passing of one of its most faithful Panthers, Mrs. Barbara Parker, ’64.  Barbara and her husband Bill Parker, ’52, can definitely be described as the ultimate Chapman Sweethearts. The couple met while living in the dorms at Chapman. They

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Student-Athlete Spotlight: Nick Kondo

February 26, 2021 by | Uncategorized

Prior to May 2019, a graduate of an NCAA Division I or II school was not permitted to transfer to a Division III school to play in their sport of choice as a graduate student. That rule was reversed nearly two years ago, on the grounds that the student had a remaining year of eligibility

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