Niklas Myhr, Ph.D. returns to Monaco as part of Monaco Digital Advisory Council Council Introduced over 30 Initiatives in First Year, Including Nationwide 5G Coverage
Year two of the Monaco Digital Advisory Council (MDAC) kicked off in late 2019 when Professor Niklas Myhr again traveled to Monaco for the Council’s yearly in-person meetings. The key focus of the session was how digital technology can help to open a new chapter of economic prosperity for Monaco. Council members work to determine
Alisa Ogranovich ’20 (MBA ’21) Walks Down Wall Street One Amazing Opportunity: Life on Wall Street
My name is Alisa Ogranovich and I am a Senior Business Administration major with an emphasis in Finance and a minor in Economics. This past Interterm, I was fortunate to participate in Chapman University’s Finance 400 elective, A Walk Down Wall Street, in which 26 undergraduate students traveled to New York City and truly got
President Emeritus Jim Doti Joins Real Estate Firm Board of Advisors Argyros School Professor Appointed to RevOZ Capital Board of Directors
Feb. 12, 2020 – Chapman University President Emeritus and Argyros School Professor Jim Doti, Ph.D. was announced as a member of the board of advisors of RevOZ Capital. RevOZ is a leading real estate investment firm specializing in Opportunity Zones. Dr. Doti joins eight others on the board, a diverse and highly engaged group of experts
Annual workshop in experimental economics inspires attendees “This workshop made me sure that experimental economics is the field I want to be in”
January 7-11, 2020 This year marks the 25th annual Visiting Graduate Student Workshop in Experimental Economics held at the Economic Science Institute at Chapman University. To mark this special year, something different was done: previous alumni of the workshop were invited back to present. The goal of bringing previous attendees to present their research was to
Student Spotlight: Tiffany Yang (MBA ’21)
Tiffany Yang is a joint MBA/MS in Food Science student graduating in 2021. Her pursuit of a food science career came from her interest in the production of common foods that we eat every day. She wanted to gain manufacturing insight and find ways to make food both safer and of a higher quality for consumers.
Student Spotlight: Austin Price (MBA ‘21)
While studying Business Administration as an undergrad at Chapman University, Austin Price spent four years coaching tennis at his alma mater, Tustin High School. After serving two and a half years as an assistant, in late 2018 he became the youngest head coach in program history. Later that season, the Girls Varsity Team boasted a
Chapman University Professors Publish Important New Book on Autism Autism in the Workplace examines the Impact of Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Workplace and introduces the term “Generation A” into the careers literature.
Argyros School Professors Cristina Giannantonio and Amy Hurley-Hanson, with Professor Amy Jane Griffiths of the Attallah College of Educational Studies, have published a book entitled Autism in the Workplace: Creating Positive Employment and Career Outcomes for Generation A. This book introduces the term “Generation A” which refers to the roughly 500,000 young adults with Autism
Senior Argyros School Student Presents Research at Student Scholar Symposium
On December 4, 2019, I presented the results of a research project I’ve worked on for six months with professors Kara Bentley, Ph.D., Charlene Chu, Ph.D. and Cristina Nistor, Ph.D. about eco-influencers using social media. I am a double major in Economics and Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing and am graduating one semester
Argyros School Hosts Award Dinner for MBA Students Connor Broughton, MBA ’20, Scores in 96th Percentile on National Assurance of Learning Exam
To ensure graduating Argyros School of Business and Economics students are receiving the education they expect, the Agryros School conducts an Assurance of Learning process. Included in this process is the ETS Major Field Test that graduating MBA students take. Participation in the test is important as it allows ASBE to compare our program to
Hunter Spriggs in the Running for Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year Award Business Admin and Econ Major Shows Resilience and Dedication in Return to Football
Hunter Spriggs, a senior Chapman University football player and Argyros School student, is a nominee for the Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year award. Spriggs was diagnosed with leukemia in 2017 at 20 years old and thought he’d miss just one season as he battled the disease. Seemingly ready to return, exhaustion and chest