Chapman Engineering Students Multidisciplinary Research Findings in the Spring Scholar Symposium
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
Engineering Faculty Selected for The Fletcher Jones Foundation Faculty Fellows in Engineering for Their Innovative Research in Optical Sensing and Assistive Technologies Through Metamaterials and Bioinspired Design
Professors Nasim Estakhri and Cassandra Donatelli were chosen as the 2024 recipients of The Fletcher Jones Foundation Faculty Fellows in Engineering. They joined their fellow engineering faculty, Dr. Emad Arasteh and Dr. Mark Harrison, who received this honor last year. This three-year faculty fellowship is a testament to the potential impact of their research on
Exploring Clean Engineering: The Eco-Friendly Career of Chapman’s Computer Science Club Vice President, Tyler Lewis
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
Staff Spotlight: Nicole Olguin, Administrative Coordinator
Staff Name: Nicole Olguin Position: Administrative Coordinator Alma Mater: California State University, Dominguez Hills (B.A. Sociology ‘17) Office Location: Swenson Hall, N117 At the Fowler School of Engineering (FSE), students can participate in a wide variety of activities, events, and opportunities provided by their professors, student organizations, and the Dean Suite. One of the many
Chapman’s Computer Science Club President, Ben Fellows, and his Journey from Transfer Student to Security Consultant
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
Chapman Engineering Invites Students to Experience the Industry with a Workplace Tour
“What will it be like in the workplace?” is a common phrase heard within the Fowler School of Engineering’s Career Services Center as students explore their career options and visit our Manager of Career Services, Samuel Lee, for resources and support. While some students update their resumes or prepare for interviews, others are ready to
Balancing Industry Knowledge with Graduate Education
Name: Arisa Takenaka Trombley Major: B.S. Computer Science ‘24, M.S. Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ‘25 Minor: Game Development Programming Extracurricular Involvements: Events Coordinator for Computer Science Club, Nikkei Student Union (NSU), Juggling Club, former Real Estate Intern for Blackbird Realty and Management, Inc. Throughout the spring semester, many Fowler School of Engineering (FSE) students
Swenson Family Lunch Connects Generations of Engineers
Three Fowler School of Engineering (FSE) students joined Interim Dean Tom Piechota and his wife Colleen in early November for a special luncheon in their home with the Swenson family. In 2021, the Swenson family made a generous $5 million donation to the Fowler School of Engineering, creating a home for the next generation of
Engineering With a Fresh Perspective: Chapman Engineering Student Studies Abroad and Improves Cultural Competence Skills
Student Name: Evelyn Lawrie Graduation Year: 2024 Majors: Computer Science and Spanish Extracurricular Involvements: Former President of the Research and Development Club Chapman University strives to create a holistic education experience where students are encouraged to grow beyond their major by taking on different minors or second majors. Beyond our immediate borders, Chapman’s Center for
Empowerment in Action: Introducing Chapman University's New and Improved Society of Women Engineers Chapter and Their Plans for the New Year
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a well-known organization worldwide. They strive to “empower women to achieve their full potential in careers as engineers and leaders; expand the image of the engineering and technology professions as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and demonstrate the value of diversity and inclusion.” The