“I’m Not A Feminist, But…” is an annual Chapman Feminists event which aims to dispel common misconceptions about feminism at Chapman and understand why it is important on our campus and in our society! The event takes place on Thursday, December 18th at 7-9pm in the Fish Interfaith Center. buy phentermine online no prescriptionWe will be showing
I have walked many labyrinths in the last 16 years, but today was my first experience leading a blind and deaf person on the labyrinth path. My colleague, Michael Robin, learned that I would be leading labyrinth walks during our staff summit week and asked Mia Basic in Human Resources if she would set up
The Chapman Equestrian club began their first full season showing horses on the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) show circuit during the Fall 2015 semester. These talented students were able to edge out the competition to earn high point team for Chapman University at the first IHSA horse show of the season on
The Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange , released November 16 by the Institute of International Education (IIE), highlights that five percent more American students – a total of 304,467 – studied abroad for academic credit from their U.S. colleges and universities in 2013/14 as compared with the prior year. While study abroad by
The Chapman Diversity Project is excited to announce that Queer Pages, an online resource for LGBTQIA+ students, has launched! This resource was created in collaboration between Cross-Cultural Engagement and the Advisory Group on the Status of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Communities. Queer Pages came as a recommendation out of research done by the Advisory
Anna Leahy, Director of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity (OURCA) first met Ken Phillips when she was waiting for the space shuttle Endeavour to wend its way through the streets of Los Angeles to its permanent home at the California Science Center. Phillips is Curator for Aerospace Science there, and bringing a
The Advisory Group on the Status of Socioeconomic Stratification, a part of the Chapman Diversity Project, is co-chaired by Georgiana Bostean, Assistant Professor, Environmental Science, Health and Policy, Crystal De La Riva, Academic Advisor and Program Coordinator for Promising Futures, and Ovidio Sanchez, Undergraduate Student. valium online no prescriptionvalium online without prescriptionbuy valium no prescriptionbuy ambien
Nina LeNoir, Vice Chancellor of Undergraduate Education, and Anat Herzog, Doctoral Candidate, co-chair the Curriculum Task Force, a part of the Chapman Diversity Project. The Curriculum Task Force is excited to continue working on our long list of goals for this year. This semester we are setting the foundations for a number of important action items
In a world that continues to grow and establish interconnectedness within various cultures and across multiple countries the idea of International Education has proved itself a pertinent matter to be informed in. Whether one has studied abroad, become proactively involved in international initiatives or simply taken a history course it is evident that the world
The account is not about whose experience is the most popular or most impressive. It’s about telling your story. As I planned my content, I came to find that there are multiple aspects of my Chapman experience that make it unique.