The Schmid College of Science and Technology is partnering with UCI Brain Repair Center to host a continuing education workshop centered around rehabilitation after stroke. The workshop is free for students as well as RNs, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Speech Therapy professionals. In addition to the Workshop, the Orange County Stroke Rehab Network is
Click here to see a video of the debate. The debate over Proposition 37, the California ballot measure that would require labeling of genetically engineered food, heated up in a lively campus debate last week, with both sides drawing cheers and occasional hoots from the audience. Nearly 200 people attended the panel discussion, sponsored by
Faculty researchers interested in sharing their work with students or connecting with their fellow campus researchers are encouraged to participate in the second annual university-wide Faculty Research Expo on Nov. 12 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Argyros Forum Ballroom. Faculty members interested in presenting at the expo are asked to indicate their interest
The Center of Excellence in Complex and Hypercomplex Analysis presents a workshop on function theories for biocomplex and hyperbolic numbers. The workshop will run from October 22 to 26 in the Sandhu Conference Center. Function Theories for Bicomplex and Hyperbolic numbers have recently gained momentum in the Mathematics and Physics communities. The goal of this workshop is
A panel of legal and healthcare experts will discuss the Affordable Care Act’s impact on college students, women, families, the elderly, children and persons with disabilities, the insured and the uninsured Wednesday, Oct. 24, from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in Argyros Forum, Room 209, at Chapman University. Scheduled panelists include: Dr. Greg Buchert, former CEO
The pros and cons of Proposition 37, a state ballot initiative that would require some genetically modified foods to be labeled as such, will be the topic of a panel discussion from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, in Beckman Hall room 404 at Chapman University. Among the participants for “The Prop. 37-GMO Labeling
Prof. Andrew Moisher, Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics, will be hosting a MathCS seminar Thursday, October 4. The seminar will take place at Von Neumann Hall (545 W. Palm Ave) from 1:15pm until 2:15pm. Title: Generalizing Modal Logic for Compact Hausdorff Semantics Abstract: Normal modal logic can be regarded as a specification language for non-deterministic state
The Food Science Club has teamed up with the “We’ve Got Your Back Program of Giving Children Hope”, which donates food items and backpacks to homeless children. If you are interested in supporting the drive, boxes are located at Hashinger Science Center in the Mail Room, the Food Science Lab (Rm. 19), and outside of
From Crisis to Sustainability: The Challenge of the 21st Century Join us this week for our Science Forum Series. This week we will be featuring Richard A. Matthew, Professor at the Schools of Social Ecology and Social Science and Director of the Center for Unconventional Security Affairs at the University of California, Irvine.