SHOW! Brought to you by the Career Development Center
The Career Development Center invites you to be part of the SHOW! SHOW! is an event designed for students to present their creative work or social media experience to employers and reviewers for personalized feedback and career opportunities. Students may bring their print or tablet portfolios for graphic design, gaming, PR/advertising, mobile app development,
Want to learn more about research opportunities? Check out the Faculty Research Expo
Students are invited to the third annual Chapman University Faculty Research Expo , hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research . Faculty members from across campus will be available to discuss the exciting scholarly research and creative activity they are conducting here at Chapman. Organized in an open “job fair” format, all Chapman students (both
Prof. Atanas Radenski will present his latest research at upcoming Computational Sciences Research Seminar
Want to learn more about MapReduce? Join the School of Computational Sciences on Wednesday, October 23 at 12pm in Von Neumann Hall for a research seminar presented by Professor Atanas Radenski . No preliminary knowledge of MapReduce is expected! Prof. Radenski will begin his presentation with a light introduction to MapReduce parallelism.
Computer Science Forum with Alumnus Jeff Peters, Nov 20
Join us for this very special forum on health care information technology. We’ve invited Schmid College alumnus, Jeff Peters., who will be giving a talk titled, “My Journey from Chapman to a Life of Mirth,” on Wednesday, November 20, at 5:30 pm in Von Neumann Hall. Topics of Jeff’s talk will include thoughts on education,
Distinguished Visiting Professor of the Institute for Quantum Studies wins the Nobel Prize in Physics
François Englert, a Belgian theoretical physicist, and Distinguished Visiting Professor in Residence and founding member of the Institute for Quantum Studies at Chapman University in California, has won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics for his prediction of the Higgs Boson particle, which has helped the world’s physicists solve some of the deepest mysteries of
Science Forum: Voting in Agreeable Societies
We invite you to attend our Science Forum Series , a free series of lectures designed to showcase recent research from our faculty and special guests. Special guest, Dr. Francis Edward Su , Professor of Mathematics at Harvey Mudd College, will share his latest research with undergraduate students titled Voting in Agreeable Societies. The series
Computer Science Forum | Cyber Security, Oct. 2
Join us for the 2nd installment of our Computer Science Forum series on Wednesday, October 2. For our next forum, we’ve invited John Henry, Technical Director of EDSI, to speak on the topic of Cyber Security. Mr. Henry will discuss the ubiquitous nature of cyber vulnerabilities in our nation and the controversial decision by the
Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Biology students hand-selected for medical technology internships
Fall semester is in full swing, and while the weather may be cooling down, several outstanding students are just starting to heat things up. Earlier this semester, juniors and seniors in the Biochem, Molecular Biology, and Biology programs interviewed with Santa Ana-based medical technology company, Medtronic. After the interviews, six were selected to participate in
Connect with health care industry professionals at the Insider Review, Oct. 3
The Career Development Center invites you to RSVP for the HEALTH SCIENCE Insider Review Sessions on Thursday, Oct. 3rd. Recruiters will be on campus to meet with students from the COPE Health Solutions Clinical Care Extender Intern Program at Hoag and other So Cal area hospitals. The Clinical Care Extender Internship gives students with
Chapman Physicist Receives Coveted Citation Laureate Honor
We’re thrilled to announce that Dr. François Englert (currently affiliated with the Institute for Quantum Studies ) has received the Citation Laureate title from Thomson Reuters. Citation Laureates are researchers who are selected, through quantitative analysis , as those most likely to receive a Nobel Prize. Englert’s research revolves around statistical physics,