My name is Ellie Soverinsky, and I am a 2024 Health Science major at Chapman University. This past summer, I had the incredible opportunity to intern as a Front Office Administrator at Amiri, a prestigious fashion brand. I found this internship through LinkedIn, where I connected with professionals in the industry and discovered this exciting
How did your undergrad experience prepare you for medical school? Completing the health sciences major was very helpful during medical school. I was able to apply the concepts I learned in Chapman’s anatomy and physiology classes as a medical student, especially in my pre clinical years. Studying health sciences in undergrad gave me an appreciation
How did your experience here at Chapman prepare you for post-grad pursuits? My time at Chapman gave me the confidence to pursue further education due to the quality of education and one on one relationships I was able to build with wonderful mentors and successful professors, within my desired field of study/work. These things helped
Em Rubenstein (MFT ‘19) is a licensed therapist who has almost a decade of experience working in various eating disorder treatment environments. Having personal experience with them herself, this is something that resonated with her on a deeper level and as a result she was naturally drawn to the field. In 2014, she moved back
What experiences in your program were most valuable to you? I loved that my program allowed me to experience practicum hours at various sites while simultaneously learning in classes. The ability to build connections between what I am learning in the classroom and experiencing at my rotations was so valuable. During my neuroanatomy class, my
We sit down with Crean College Alumni Christine Chang to discuss her research being published and her Chapman experience as an undergrad. Can you tell me more about your research and publication of the article and why you chose to participate? For my research, I investigated the relationship between parental leave length and maternal postpartum
Marriage & Family Therapy graduate student Moses Acevedo shares, “I am beyond grateful to receive this grant, especially since it came unexpectedly. It reminded me that if you work hard and be kind, amazing things will happen.” As for his future plans, Moses said, “I intend to live a life filled with authenticity and peace,
CJ Tadros ’23 Psychology, just accepted their first post-grad job offer. They share a little bit about their experience at Chapman! What experiences as a Chapman Undergrad were most valuable to you? My involvement in psychology research, meeting and building relationships with students of different backgrounds and majors, living away from home and beginning my journey of independence,
Hashini Weerasekera ’21 Psychology, is pursing her Masters of Clinical Counseling at New York University next year. She sat down with us to share a little bit about her success and experience at Chapman! What experiences as a Chapman Undergrad were most valuable to you? An experience I valued the most as an undergrad was the close
Lauren Anderson ’22 Health Sciences, is pursing her Masters of Nursing at Yale University next year. She sat down with us to share a little bit about her success and experience at Chapman! What experiences as a Chapman undergrad were most valuable to you? My Chapman journey was more than an education. While I was