
The Communication Sciences and Disorders Program receives $600K grant to fully fund Childhood Language Clinic in Santa Ana
This Summer Crean’s Communication Sciences and Disorder’s program received a $600K grant through the Scottish Rite Foundation to fully fund the RiteCare Childhood Language Center for the next three years. This grant will allow the clinic to be fully funded to the CLC level so that it can function as a true ‘clinic’ in Santa

Crean College of Health & Behavioral Sciences Spring 2024 Dean's List
In recognition of academic excellence the students below have been named to the 2024 Spring Dean’s List. Students must maintain a grade point average of 3.600 – 3.799 in at least 12 credits of residence course work taken for a letter grade in the Spring 2024 semester. (Note: Students who exceed 3.799 are eligible for

CSD Student Lauren Fillet wins International Three Minute Thesis Competition
Can you tell me more about the award? The Graduate Student Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition is an international competition in which universities all around the world have students condense their research projects into a 3 minute verbal presentation that is appropriate for a general audience. Selected finalists (this year at Chapman there were 7

Alumni Spotlight: Alyssa Abram ('20 Health Sciences)
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

Senior Spotlight: Valentyna Simon ('24 BA Psychology)
What experiences as an undergrad were most valuable? My time as a student worker on campus provided me with an incredibly diverse skillset that has prepared me for “anything imaginable” post-grad. Working as a Tour Guide & Visit Experience Coordinator for the Office of Admission not only gave me the most supportive working environment

Senior Spotlight: Mia Taskey ('24 BS Health Sciences Minor Dance)
What experiences as a Chapman Undergrad were most valuable to you? During my time at Chapman, I was fortunate enough to have so many amazing experiences that make it so hard to say goodbye. The most valuable academic experiences for me were working as a biology tutor in the TLC, and interning in the

Senior Spotlight: Kassidy Aslay ('24 BS Health Sciences Minor Dance)
What experiences were most valuable to you as a student? Some of the most valuable experiences at Chapman I had was my involvement in various clubs and organizations. I got involved as much as I possibly could including my sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma, which meant I got to meet so many incredible people from different

Senior Spotlight: Justin Lee ('24 BS Health Sciences)
Tell us a little bit about your Chapman experience! Being able to be in close proximity with most everyone at Chapman and having small classrooms where I could ask most people for help and a lot of those people who were helpful turned into some lifelong friends. I had so much fun getting involved

Senior Spotlight Emma Wong ('24 BS Health Sciences)
What experiences as a Chapman Undergrad were most valuable to you? The most valuable experience of my undergraduate experience at Chapman has been the professors. Every professor I have had has been incredibly supportive of my academic journey, through their accessibility in office hours and the knowledge that all have shared through lectures. There are

Health Sciences Senior Awards Night
Campus Service: Riya Belani Rachel Berns Kasey Markell Madeline Sweeney Community Service: Anjanette Aveno Rachel Berns Isabel Brown Jayda Cortez Valeria Delgado Marah Kane Simi Lauwers Ashley Wielenga Scholar Athlete: Kayla Almeida Derek Fuentes Marah Kane Simi Lauwers Kasey Markell Jordan Walton Ashley Wielenga Special Recognition: Anjanette Aveno Margaux Hadley Alexa Ortega Katherine Sheafor Brooke