Fowler School of Engineering students presented their research to the Chapman University community during the Fall 2024 Student Scholar Symposium. This bi-annual event is hosted by the Center for Undergraduate Excellence – a department on campus dedicated to undergraduate success. During oral and poster presentations, engineering students showcased their research on topics like machine learning,
Student engagement through clubs and organizations is a vital way for students to get involved on campus. Chapman University Fowler School of Engineering contributes to several clubs and organizations with their pursuits including supporting travel for conferences. The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Section joined thousands of professionals, educators, and students from around the
Carolina Caraballo Vélez, a first-generation college student, had always dreamt of pursuing higher education in the United States while growing up in Puerto Rico. Her dream came true when she was accepted to Chapman University in 2022. With her family in her thoughts, she made it her mission to seize every opportunity available at Chapman
Provost List In recognition of Academic Excellence the students below have been named to the Provost List. Students must maintain a grade point average of 3.800 or higher in at least 12 credits of residence course work taken for a letter grade in the spring 2024 semester. Congratulations! Calef Alesse Trey Alexander Allison Allspaw Neil
Seniors and families joined the Fowler School of Engineering faculty and staff to celebrate the graduating class’ academic success before they cross the stage to receive their diplomas. Interim Dean Tom Piechota toasted and congratulated the Fowler Engineering class of 2024! Professors Erik Linstead and Elizabeth Stevens announced the senior awards for the night. Program
In early May, Fowler School of Engineering students presented their research to the Chapman University campus during the Spring Student Scholar Symposium hosted be the Center for Undergraduate Excellence. They displayed their posters or gave oral presentations to share their findings on subjects such as solving issues in residual network to creating a braille-display interactive
Name: Tyler Lewis Major: B.S. Computer Science ‘24, M.S. Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) ‘25 Themed Inquiry: Business and Economics Extracurricular Involvements: Chapman Computer Science Club Vice President, Computer Science Student Tutor, Research Assistant, Snow Club Career Outlook: Engineering Associate at Clean Coalition, former Algorithm Software Engineering Intern at Continental, former Associate Engineer for
Name: Ben Fellows Major: B.S. Computer Science ‘24 Minor: Information Security and Policy (ISP) Extracurricular Involvements: Chapman Computer Science Club President Career Outlook: Security Consultant at Destra Multifamily, former Software Engineer Intern at Briq Ben Fellows (Computer Science ‘24) transferred from Santa Barbara City College to Chapman University in 2021. Initially, Fellows declared his major