Attallah College Undergraduate Rusty Henry Selected for 2026 ICCAP Cohort
Liberal Studies major will represent Chapman University in Sacramento, advocating for nontraditional college students
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Attallah College Ed.S. School Psychology Student Gabe Ryan Receives Statewide Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Scholarship
School Psychology candidate recognized by the California Association of School Psychologists for commitment to inclusive practice
Attallah College Ph.D. in Education Students Shine at Leatherby Libraries Research Awards
Chapman University’s Attallah College of Educational Studies celebrates the Ph.D. in Education students who earned second and third place honors
Teacher Appreciation Week Spotlight: Attallah College Alum Lexi Samuelian Earns National Board Certification
Elementary teacher in the Los Angeles area credits Chapman faculty for shaping her reflective practice.
Driving Excellence in Teacher Preparation: Attallah College Dean Roxanne Greitz Miller reflects on her experience as a Deans for Impact Fellow
At Chapman University’s Attallah College of Educational Studies, innovation and commitment to teacher preparation are at the core of our
Introducing Our 2024
2025 New Faculty Members at Chapman University’s Attallah College of Educational Studies
Dr. Jillian Wood Appointed as Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at Attallah College
Dr. Jillian Wood has been appointed as the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at Chapman University’s Attallah College of Educational
Empowering Voices: Two School Counseling Graduate Students’ Journey to Enhance Family Engagement in Schools
In an era where diversity in education demands innovative approaches, two school counseling graduate students from Attallah College of Educational
The New York Times: Snowplow Parents Are Ruining Online Grading
Attallah College of Educational Studies Dean Roxanne Greitz Miller, Professor Emeritus John Brady and Assistant Professor Jared T. Izumi, discussed their collaborative research and the impact of online grading.
Pictures and Stories: Elevating Black Students’ Stories of Trial and Resilience
Aided by participant photography, Quaylan Allen gets young Black men talking about their struggles and successes, illuminating pathways to culturally relevant practices.
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Chapman Writing Partnership Publishing Party – A university and middle school unite to create an unforgettable evening