If you were a student, staff, or faculty member on Chapman University’s campus over the last four years, you knew (or knew of) Kristin Kumagawa ’22. A School of Communication graduate with a double minor in disability studies and public relations and current HCOM graduate student, Kristin (and her service dog, Mailie) left quite an
School of Communication graduate students and faculty were invited to partake in a mini writing retreat to help them focus on their academic writing from January 18th-20th. Four faculty members and six graduate students were able to partake in this amazing opportunity. What is a writing retreat, and why is it helpful? A writing retreat
This fall, the School of Communication is hosting various events led by the School of Communication Student Advisory Board, SoC Trailblazers, and Lambda Pi Eta. Whether you’re interested in community service, career development, or even connecting with other students, we have an event for you! Our students are hard at work planning for a great
What year did you start at Chapman? 2019 What made you choose the School of Communication? I chose the School of communication here at Chapman because I had a three hour meeting with Dr Keith Weber, the director for the PhD program, because as cliche as it sounds he made me feel seen. I felt
What year did you start at Chapman? I started at Chapman University in fall of 2019 What made you choose the School of Communication at Chapman University? I chose Chapman because of the faculty. I always knew what I was looking for and I was especially drawn to this program because of my desire to
After a successful campaign last Spring, the School of Communication’s Student Advisory Board is excited to bring back the WeCare campaign to provide resources for wellness and opportunities for SoC students to engage with their community. The SAB hopes that these events will continue to provide spaces for students to connect meaningfully and foster a closer
The School of Communication at Chapman University is an amazing community-whether we are online or in person. The WeCARE Campaign was created by the School of Communication Student Advisory Board (SAB) to bring our students together and connect meaningfully during this Spring, 2021 online/hybrid semester. The SAB Students curated a series of events (with the
Hi! My name is Sarah Downey and I am currently a student in the 4 + 1 Masters of Health and Strategic Communication program. This specific program allows me to integrate the Master’s courses with my undergraduate work. The program has turned into a 3 + 1 program for me since I am graduating early.