How Communication Prepared Me for My Next Adventure
Many students are curious to know where they can take a degree in communication after college. The answer is……anywhere. Riley Byrne, a senior Strategic and Corporate Communication major spent some time talking with us about how she will be using her degree to make a difference in the world through the Peace Corps. How did
Non-Profit Communication
As a senior Strategic and Corporate Communication major with the aspiration to work for a non-profit organization post-graduation, I decided to take SCC 425—Communication in the Non-Profit Organization. Throughout this course, I learned about specific methods for what makes a non-profit successful. Some main topics focused on building an effective mission statement, appealing to a
Research Coming Full Circle
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.
From Customer Service Consultant to Public Servant Candidate
Holeka Inaba graduated in 2016 with a double major in Communication Studies and Integrated Educational Studies. He went on to complete a Master’s of Science in Health and Strategic Communication in 2017. In 2019 he decided to run for County Council in his home state of Hawaii. We caught up with him to see what
Helping Shape The Leading Voice of Business in OC
Hi there! I’m Bryan Cindea, a senior in the School of Communication at Chapman studying Strategic and Corporate Communication. For my fall 2019 internship, I was lucky enough to join a tight-knit team of individuals whose mission is to keep Orange County a great place to live, work, and do business. Orange County Business Council
Is Shallow Thinking Sinking Your Resume?
A resume that’s light on details can sink you to the bottom of a recruiter’s pile of applicants. Are you jotting down just the basics about your jobs, internships, or volunteer activities? Or, are you providing compelling, even granular details that bring your experiences to life as a recruiter reads about your work history and
Trying to find my career path through internships
Having grown up with a strong artistic and design background, I always imagined pursuing a career where I was able to use this creative outlet to my advantage, especially within the marketing field. Over summer, I was a digital marketing and PR intern at a local PR agency back home in Hong Kong, and during
Calling all Chapman Radio Alumni!
Throughout Chapman Radio’s history, the priority of both the listener and the DJ was always equipment. From the original AM technologies when we first started in 1967, to our shift to an online interface in the 1990s, the technology of the club is the most important part to connect our student and faculty DJs to
Chapman at the Forefront of Coining a New Discipline: Positive Media Psychology
School of Communication Assistant Professor Sophie Janicke-Bowles, in collaboration with Dr. Katherine Dale from Florida State University, has received a $10,000 conference award granted by the Faculty Development Council at Chapman University which allows them to host the first Positive Media Psychology Conference in April 2021. Positive media psychology is an emerging field that explores
Why is Personal Branding Central to Career Success?
You attract job offers you genuinely desire when you focus on your unique and most appealing set of qualities. Positive self-awareness helps you naturally and intentionally communicate why you are the ideal candidate. After all, how you feel about yourself is like a cold. It’s contagious. When you answer job interview questions with stories and