FBI Special Agent Frederick J. Simon Comes to Chapman
Chapman University Student Scholar Symposium will feature a keynote address from FBI Special Agent Simon
Profiles
James Francese (‘19) Investigates Bi
Quaternionic Manifolds – Mathematics researcher used his SURF Fellowship to combine algebra, geometry, and Clifford analysis.
Lauren Friend (’19) Researches Hagfish Movement
SURF Fellow details her research into the space-dependent movement of hagfish.
Anissa Hassouna of the Egyptian Parliament is making tangible change for global gender equality
The Center of Undergraduate Excellence welcomes Hassouna as our Spring 2018 Keynote Speaker at Student Research Day!
The History of Hysteria: Alison Pirie ('18) rewrites the history of female sexuality
Check out Pirie\’s performance art at the Guggenheim Gallery on campus, opening April 23rd!
The Center for Undergraduate Excellence is thrilled to announce our 2018 SURF Fellows!
Every spring semester, the Center for Undergraduate Excellence has the arduous and exhilarating task of selecting Chapman University’s most distinguished
Joanna Dare ('18) asks, "To what extent are lesbian markers noticeable to mainstream culture?" This senior psychology major uses scientific inquiry to understand expressions of queer identity and the implications of cultural markers.
There seems to be no “one size fits all” when it comes to finding an academic or creative niche. Some
Creative Producer William Simmons ('18) is breaking the silence about human trafficking in Nevada with forthcoming film, Sonora.
This Fall 2017 Center for UG Excellence Grant Recipient details his exciting senior film in collaboration with other skilled Dodge student colleagues.
SURF Fellow Danielle Grainger ('17) uses qualitative methods to understand young adults and substance abuse.
How can prevention programs grow using the voices of recovered young adults?
Petit Fours and Presidential Persuasion: Erika Gibson ('17) talks food and history in her published research, "Frenchified" Chapman University History alumna and masters student explores French food and the White House.
Erika Gibson (’17), graduate of Chapman’s History department, and now War and Society’s Masters student, can be described as a
Axiomatization and partial algebras with Sarah Alexander ('18) and Nadiya Upegui ('18)
2017 SURF fellows share their summer research experiences and discoveries!
Professor Anna Leahy, PhD. will be stepping down as OURCA Director
We share in her excitement as Dr. Leahy moves on to pursue other passionate opportunities!