I hope each of you is doing well! It’s my pleasure to bring you a few highlights from our local community. A Breakfast with Community Leaders Welcomes President Matt Parlow (Congressman Lou Correa, President Parlow, Orange Mayor Dan Slater) President Matt Parlow was officially welcomed as the University’s14th president during a special breakfast with
Dear Town & Gown Members, I hope each of you are doing well! It’s my pleasure to bring you a few highlights from our local community. Chapman Community Relations Invites Students to “Get the Scoop” on Being a Good Neighbor The Office of Community Relations is welcoming students back with something sweet. The first-ever #GetTheScoop
Dear Town & Gown Members: I hope each of you are doing well! It’s my pleasure to bring you news from our local community. Local History Makes Impact on Chapman Students Attallah College Assistant Professor, Dr. Jorge Rodriguez, has incorporated local history into his courses by leading students on
Dear Town & Gown Members: I hope each of you are doing well. It’s my pleasure to bring you news from our local community. Community Partner Recognition by the City of Orange On March 12th, Chapman University was honored by the City Council for our long-standing sponsorship of city events. Chapman is proud to be
Dear Town & Gown Members: I hope each of you are doing well. It’s my pleasure to bring you news from our local community. Each year, as the fall semester begins at Chapman, returning students are welcomed to City of Orange neighborhoods by representatives from the university’s Office of Community Relations. The goal is to
by Alisa Driscoll (MA ’19) Vice President of Community Relations, Chapman University Dear Town & Gown Members: I hope each of you are doing well. It’s my pleasure to bring you news from our local community. On March 14th, Chapman University was honored by the City Council for our long-standing sponsorship of city events. Chapman
The following is the second of a two-part interview with Dr. Michael Wood, Assistant Professor in the Chapman Department of World Languages and Cultures. (Note: In the early 2000s Chapman University faculty representation changed from a full-time faculty corporate body to a senate format, whereby each college elects representatives to conduct faculty governance through a