American Businesses In China
Here’s another update on my visit to Beijing for the International Business Travel Course to China, which took place this past Spring semester. We went on visits to famous tourist locations, as well as visits to international businesses and stores. We hiked the Great Wall and explored the Forbidden City , and both stops were such eye-opening experiences
Visiting Chinese Schools, Banks, and the Stock Market
Here’s an update on the International Business Travel Course trip to China that I went on with a group of Argyros School students this past Spring semester. Visit to a Local High School When we were in Beijing, we had an opportunity to sit in a high school English
Student Research Spotlight - Economic Science Institute
In my two years at Chapman’s Economic Science Institute, I had the opportunity to work on a variety of cutting edge research in experimental economics and market design. These projects included experiments on endogenous liquidity creation modeled on the bitcoin cryptocurrency, pilot experiments designed to develop a market mechanism enabling residents to trade excess water
Course in China Teaches us about International Business
A group of Argyros School students visited Beijing to finish coursework for the International Business Travel Course to China. After an 11-hour flight, this was our first view of the city from the bus on the way to the hotel. I was excited to see the fact that China’s growth was very
Join us at the MotorMood Launch Party on June 23!
MotorMood, a student startup company out of the Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics, is officially launching its Kickstarter campaign. MotorMood was founded by Argyros School student Kina De Santis, who was recently nominated for the Orange County Business Journal‘s 2015 Women in Business Awards. The Chapman community is invited to hear MotorMood’s
A Deeper Understanding of the Word "Service"
Finishing my first year as a graduate student of the Argyros School of Business & Economics, I have learned a lot, including a deeper understanding of the word “service.” This comes following my time serving in the Navy and following my first year of pursuing my MBA degree. While most of us believe “service” is
The Argyros School Hosts Conference Featuring President of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
The Argyros School of Business and Economics recently had the pleasure of hosting the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco John C. Williams where he participated in an one-day conference called Monetary Policy in Financial Markets – Is There a New Paradigm? President Williams shared his thoughts to attendees regarding legislation monetary
Let's Go to China!
My name is May and I am a student of the Argyros School of Business and Economics. This summer I am participating in the BUS 494 Travel Course . We are traveling to Beijing and Shanghai. Aside from the tourist visits to see the many “Kodak Moments,” I’m eager to observe the culture, business practices,
Industry Partnership with the Honda Center/Anaheim Ducks
Industry partners that share our goals and vision are a key to our success. Collaborations with businesses are a core component of an Argyros School education and are a winning experience for our students, as well as our industry partners. The Argyros School of Business and Economics is thrilled to announce its recent partnership with the Honda Center/Anaheim Ducks organization.
Chapman Students Mingle with the Best in Social Media Marketing
10,000 Instagram followers, 280,000 likes on Facebook, and 1.4 million Twitter followers. These credentials belong to some of the speakers from Social Media Marketing World , a social media marketing conference hosted annually by online magazine Social Media Examiner. On March 25th, 2,500 marketers, small business owners, educators, analysts, consultants, and graphic designers from all over the
Chapman Students Think Globally with Health 2 Humanity
Last summer, Argyros School sophomore John Cefalu set out on a mission to solve one of the most pressing problems in the developing world – a lack of soap. With the help of other Chapman students, John started a company called Health 2 Humanity, a social enterprise that provide orphans and their communities with soap to
Information on Benefits for Veterans
Recently, I realized that there are many misconceptions of education benefits for military members, and I was alarmed. I, personally, just used the last of my own GI Bill last Fall semester. The most common education benefit today is the Post-9/11 GI Bill. This benefit, which was back dated before the 9/11 attacks, will