Assistant Professor of Japanese Studies, Dr. Michael Wood, attended the Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast’s 50th Annual Conference hosted by California State Northridge June 9-12, 2016, where he was elected as a board member of the organization and presented on two different panels. During the conference he chaired a panel on the intersections of
Author and Professor Alicia Kozameh has returned from New York City, where she participated in the Latin American Studies Association’s (LASA) International Congress, on its 50th anniversary . The annual conference brings together experts on Latin America from all disciplines and diverse occupational endeavors across the globe, and is organized by the largest professional Association
Dr. Jennifer Bevan keeps racking up the praise and awards for her latest book, entitled, “The Communication of Jealousy (Language as a Social Action)”. The book has just won The International Association for Relationship Research (IARR) book award. “I have studied jealousy since I was in my second semester of graduate school. It interests
The Orange County Press Club board has selected journalism professor and English internship manager Dennis Foley to receive its highest honor, the Sky Dunlap Award. The award recognizes significant service to Orange County journalism, the Press Club and the community. Foley worked 26 years for the Orange County Register as an assigning editor, the newspaper’s ombudsman,
Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and Political Science present, Reimagining Local Government: Strengthening Democracy in Our Communities, on Thursday, February 25, 2016, 9 a.m.- 6:45 p.m. in Argyros Forum 209ABC (see conference agenda for details). Join us for four panel discussions with political and educational experts, as they dive into topics relating
Design is that ineffable quality that drives emotion. It can lift your imagination, captivate your emotions, and influence a generation. As lofty as it seems, it can organize and clarify, explain and summarize, and even impact the bottom line of a company. Justin Nassie , who teaches with the Wilkinson College Department of Art
Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is excited to announce that Art Professor Lia Halloran has been awarded a NEA Art Works Grant for her project, “Your Body Is a Space That Sees.” The project is based on the research and creation of a body of artwork and a female-centric astronomical catalog that
The October 2015 CRASsH Report is here! This issue highlights a grant give to Dean Patrick Fuery, Dr. Ann Gordon, Dr. Kelli Fuery and Natalie Lawler from the European Union (EU) to develop Creative and Cultural Industries (CCI) at Chapman University! Take a look at all the great things CRASsH and BURN has
By Riva Tukachinsky, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor Department of Communication Studies) As a university professor, most of my work involves creating knowledge (conducting research about media effects) and dissimilating existing knowledge to my students in the classroom. However, I was poignantly aware that this knowledge could be used to benefit many others who do not have
Dean Patrick Fuery (Principal Investigator) ( WCAHSS ), Dr. Ann Gordon (WCAHSS), Dr. Kelli Fuery (Dodge College), and Natalie Lawler (University Art Curator) have been awarded a $200,000 grant from the European Union to develop Culture and Creative Industries (CCI) at Chapman University. The funds will be used to build a series of networks