From 2010-12, Chapman University pitcher Brian Rauh ‘16 put together a career that will live in the record books for decades. His dominant start to the 2010s has led to a spot on D3baseball.com’s All-Decade First Team. Rauh’s legendary career resulted in three First Team All-American awards and a National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Pitcher

Wilson Parnell graduated from Chapman University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with minors in Business Administration and Leadership and a Master of International Studies with an emphasis in International Disability Rights and Leadership. With two degrees under his belt, the former men’s water polo player uses what he’s learned at Chapman to help

Paige Gurich ’21 is currently a senior on the women’s water polo team here at Chapman University. A Psychology major with a Leadership minor, Paige is also in the Accelerated Master of Arts in Leadership Development program at Chapman, earning her masters degree in a 4+1 program. Paige has been working as a non-career lifeguard

How long have you been working at Chapman / how did you get here? This year will be my third year with Chapman. Prior to, I coached cross country and track at both my high school and collage alma maters. Head Coach DeAndra’e Woods and I shared mutual friends and connections, and he reached out

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

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