College of Educational Studies Names New Dean
Announced on April 8, 2015
This
is a great moment in the life of the College of Educational Studies. Please see the announcement from Chancellor Struppa regarding Dr. Margaret Grogan as the fourth Dean of the College of Educational Studies. Dr. Grogan is an excellent choice. I know her to be highly dedicated to the field, and as important, to creating a socially just world.
We’ve all worked hard to get to this point, and this important hire by Chancellor Struppa is evidence that hard work does pay off!
Congratulations to Margaret Grogan and to all of us in the CES and at Chapman University.
Welcome Margaret!
Dean Don Cardinal
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