2019 Faculty Awards Faculty Appreciation and Beyond the Classroom
Residence Life and First Year Experience (RLFYE) presented Chapman faculty with awards in April. Many Wilkinson College faculty were among the nominated list. Congrats to everyone! *Faculty Appreciation Award Nominee **Beyond the Classroom: Initiative Participant ***Dr. Amer El-Ahraf *Dr. Andrea Molle *Dr. Ashley Kranjac *Dr. Bernard McGrane *Dr. Brian Glaser ***C.K. Magliola *Dr. Carmichael Peters
Celebrating Barbara Piscitelli’s 20 Years at CU!
On behalf of the Office of the Dean of Wilkinson College and All Wilkinson College Staff … We would like to invite you to celebrate Barbara Piscitelli and her 20 years of outstanding service to Wilkinson College! The Party will commence Tuesday, May 21st 2019 at 4 p.m. in Beckman Hall 404. Formal remarks to
War and Society Conquers Columbus
Eight Students Represent Chapman at National Conference The Chapman MA Program in War and Society Studies was well represented at the 86th Annual Meeting of the Society for Military History held in Columbus, Ohio from May 9-12, 2019. The theme of the conference, “Soldiers and Civilians in the Cauldron of War,” allowed Chapman University students
2019 Annual Henley Social Sciences Awards Ceremony
Earlier this week students were honored at the 2019 Annual Henley Social Sciences Awards Ceremony. Below is a list of the Wilkinson College winners. Congratulations to everyone! (Click here to see some pictures) History Departmental Honors Griffee Albaugh Jake Naturman John Giammona Wilber History Outstanding Student Award Griffee Albaugh Lee Estes Best Conference Paper Award
2019 Annual Kugelman Arts and Humanities Awards Ceremony
Earlier this week students were honored at the 2019 Annual Kugelman Arts and Humanities Awards Ceremony. Below is a list of the Wilkinson College winners. Congratulations to everyone! (Click here to see some pictures!) Art Art History Honors Loralynn Ingreso Grace Jones Ellen Joo Maguy Michelman Purcell Award Maguy Michelman Fine Arts Honors Amanda Burtness
So you’re in an MFA program–now what? A guest post by MFA Candidate Geneva Trelease
How to MFA and Work Full-Time by Geneva Trelease Working full-time and being an MFA in Creative Writing student is challenging, but it can be done! I’m the proof. I’m a full-time high school teacher and a part-time MFA student at Chapman University. Here, I’ve assembled some tips on how to keep your sanity
So you’re in an MFA program–now what? A guest post by MFA Candidate Larissa Lacy
The MFA & Time Management by Larissa Lacy During my first semester as a graduate student at Chapman University, I had trouble with time management. More specifically, one of the biggest problems I faced was putting my school work on the back burner to spend time with friends or my significant other. At the beginning
So you’re in an MFA program–now what? A guest post by MFA Candidate Morgan Wilson
No Inspiration is too small by Morgan Wilson If you were to go through the Notes app on my phone, you’d see a section called “Quotes and Scribblings.” I’ve had it since 2014. It has poems, character names, and even things I’ve written about people that I’ve seen on public transportation. This all started because
Chapman University’s Graduate Student Research Showcase MA/MFA student Daniel Strasberger represents Wilkinson College
Dual MA English and MFA Creative Writing student Daniel Strasberger participated in Chapman University’s Graduate Student Research Showcase on Friday, April 12, 2019 at the Harry and Diane Rinker Health Science Campus. Daniel presented a poster on “The Efficacy of Differing Small Group Workshops” that summarizes the research he has been doing for his MA thesis
So you’re in an MFA program–now what? A guest post by MA/MFA Candidate Sarah Valadez
Fueling the MFA by Sarah Valadez For many MFA in Creative Writing students, caffeine is our best friend. Coffee, tea, energy drinks, etc. Sometimes, I need a boost, and caffeinated beverages come to my temporary rescue. Maybe you don’t like caffeine, of course. We all need energy, and the MFA student needs to sustain attention