Communication in the World of Artificial Intelligence
Sara Wagner graduated in 2017 with a B.A. in Strategic and Corporate Communication and a B.A. in Psychology. We caught up with Sara to hear about her Chapman experience and how her communication degree prepared her prepare for life after college. If you want to connect with Sara, you can find her on LinkedIn. Where
Appreciating the Little Things
Since the ripe age of sixteen, most of the internships I’ve done have been in more of a corporate realm. A classic 9-to-5 job, where you do your tasks for the day and then repeat the same things over and over again. Although I enjoyed these internships, sometimes all I could really think about was
From Chapman Student to Higher Education Advocate
Wil Del Pilar graduated in 1995 from Chapman University with a degree in Communication Studies with an emphasis in Public Relations. He went on to get a Master’s of Education and a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration. Getting his start in higher education as a work-study student in Chapman’s admissions office, Wil has since focused
Reconnecting To My Multicultural Roots
It’s pretty amazing to think that I graduated with a degree in a major that didn’t exist when I first stepped on to Chapman’s campus. I changed my major once even before beginning my college career, from Psychology to Communication Studies, and I thought that would be my final decision. I was certain of my
5 Unexpected Work-From-Home Job Interview Questions
Employers have a right to ask you about your workspace and your ability to manage on your own, now that you are likely to start a new job by working from home. You don’t need to showcase an Instagram perfect loft, but you do need to prove you can manage to get everything done in
The Benefits of Personal Branding
Humans are inherently complex and unique beings. Our cultures, beliefs, values, and personalities shape us into who we are. In an increasingly competitive workplace, the best way to distinguish ourselves is through the creation of a personal brand, built upon these points of differentiation. As defined by Digital Marketing Blog, a platform focused on topics
More Than a Pretty Feed
After scrolling through Instagram one day this past summer, I came across an account for a social media and marketing agency in West Hollywood with a team consisting of all women. I immediately knew that it was a company I wanted to look into and after some research, I fell in love with all aspects
Stewing Over Your Internship or Job Search Strategy?
The ingredients for a successful search include a smart strategy, variety of tactics, and consistent outreach. Personal sources, alumni, connections from the families of your friends, and recommendations from your social, religious, or other communities are especially valuable. Of course, your search strategy must include regularly reviewing the opportunities posted on Handshake, LinkedIn, Indeed, ZipRecruiter,
Sports Communication
As a Chapman University Strategic and Corporate Communication major I have enjoyed the opportunity to take classes that are applicable to my post-graduation career goals, as well as concentrated courses that focus on specific industries that are of interest to me personally. COM 329 – Sports Communication, is a course that stands out as a
School of Communication 4th Annual (Virtual) Awards Ceremony
“May is a month of tradition and celebration. As every academic year comes to a close, students, parents, and faculty have the joy of attending honors and awards ceremonies—and of course, commencement. This year, the month of May has required us to be creative in reimagining how the students at the heart of these traditions