The annual Argyros School Honors Award Ceremony and Banquet was held April 10, 2019. High achieving juniors, seniors and graduate students were recognized for their academic accomplishments. The Sandhu Conference Center was full with award winners, their family, and friends, plus Argyros School faculty and staff who came to celebrate and recognize this year’s award
Congratulations to senior Business Administration major Angela Pena Egoavil, who was recently offered three positions during the Spring semester. She accepted all of them. Angela is working as a Talent Intern at AEFH Talent Agency, supporting agent Gloria Hinojosa, who represents celebrities like Danny Trejo and many others. Additionally, she is working as a Marketing
Congratulations to senior Business Administration major Emily Holbrook who was recently hired as a spring marketing and recruiting intern for RETS Associates. Emily is completing her degree with a Marketing emphasis and a minor in Advertising, while participating in the Accelerated Masters Program. She will finish her bachelor’s degree in 2019 and achieve her MBA
We all know of (or you have likely seen on one of those highly Instagram-able quote images) the Michael Palin quote about travel: “Once the travel bug bites there is no known antidote, and I know that I shall be happily infected until the end of my life.” I certainly feel where the comedian is
The Argyros School of Business and Economic’s Walk Down Wall Street January Interterm course allows students to gain a practical understanding of the finance industry through networking with various professionals. During our January 2019 seven-day trip, we toured the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, completed six company visits, dined with professionals each night, and attended
Bloomberg delivers 24/7 real-time data on business and market news, as well as, analysis, financial, and background information on companies, economies and industries around the globe. The Janes Financial Center offers several Bloomberg training opportunities to increase financial analyst acumen and enhance usage of our 12 Bloomberg Terminals. All Chapman community members can create a
Senior Business Administration major Mason Collins ’19 is graduating with an emphasis in Finance and a minor in Leadership this spring, but he will be returning to Chapman University to pursue his MBA next fall. Before beginning his graduate education, Mason will intern this summer with William Morris Endeavor (WME) in Beverly Hills. His internship
The Argyros School Career Services office is committed to student success. We have many events planned for Spring semester to optimize student/employer interactions, professional development, and networking. So that you may plan accordingly and make arrangements, below are some of our major career events forthcoming. Mark your calendars! Upcoming Events & Important Dates 3/4/19 (Monday)
The Argyros School of Business and Economics has combined our Academic Advising and Career Services teams to provide enhanced academic-to-employment services for Argyros School students. Both teams will be cross-trained on career preparation, resume building and advising on course decisions. Electives will be recommended through the lens of career objectives. Argyros students will be encouraged
On Saturday, January 19, the George L. Argyros School of Business and Economics is holding the 7th annual OC Home Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in multiple rooms on the second floor of Beckman Hall. This event is FREE to all who attend, and is led by real estate professionals who will provide
Congratulations to Argelia Diaz, who had three offers from the Big Four firms (PWC, Ernst & Young and Deloitte) and ultimately accepted an Internship with Ernst & Young (EY)! After meeting with Dr. Gabriela Castaneda to learn more about Big Four recruiting on campus, she learned about the many resources available to her through Argyros Career Services. These
Graduating a semester ahead of schedule in December 2017, Kennedie Habermehl studied Business Administration with an Emphasis in Finance and earned her minor in Educational Studies at Chapman University. While attending Chapman she was an active member of Kappa Alpha Theta, the first women-only fraternity. For three semesters, Kennedie taught Orange High School students on