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The Chapman University Doctor of Physical Therapy program is excited to announce the outstanding accomplishments of our faculty, students, and alumni at the 2026 American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting (CSM), one of the largest and most prestigious gatherings of physical therapy professionals in the country. Hosted annually by the American Physical Therapy Association,
What’s one unexpected opportunity or experience you’ve had at Chapman that you never imagined before enrolling? One experience I never imagined before enrolling at Chapman was joining the student society and becoming the Community Outreach Chair. Taking on that leadership role helped me grow in ways I didn’t expect. I learned how to communicate more
Chapman’s Parent Spring Summit is designed to provide you with tools to best support your student, opportunities to explore campus together, and meaningful ways to connect with other Chapman families. It’s a wonderful opportunity to engage more deeply in your student’s academic journey while building community. This year’s event is happening Friday, February 27 through
In recognition of academic excellence the students below have been named to the 2025 Fall Dean’s List. Students must maintain a grade point average of 3.600 – 3.799 in at least 12 credits of residence course work taken for a letter grade in the Fall 2025 semester. (Note: Students who exceed 3.799 are eligible for
Our Communication Sciences & Disorders graduate students had the opportunity to put their learning into action while giving back to the community through the Special Olympics. Under the guidance of Dr. Leah Velarde, students participated in hearing screenings for athletes and their families, gaining hands-on clinical experience while building meaningful connections. Two students, Sammy Claros
We are thrilled to announce that our first-year CSD graduate student, Jenna Lloyd, has been selected for the prestigious Language First Student Ambassador Program for 2025-26! Jenna joined Dr. Zed Sehyr’s lab as a graduate student assistant last fall and has since been deeply involved in research focusing on predictive sentence comprehension in deaf and
Communication Sciences & Disorders Graduate Students Make an Impact at the Special Olympics