Professor Richard Bausch, Department of English, has been asked to be the distinguished Stein Visiting Writer at Stanford University. Each year, Standford’s Creative Writing Program welcomes two distinguished guests to teach a writing seminar to undergraduates; one in poetry and the other in fiction (Professor Bausch will be teaching the course in fiction). These unique
Recently, Chapman alumna, Nou Vang (Integrated Educational Studies Major and Women Studies and Psychology Minor ‘(13)) attended the mid-year conference for all the Fulbright ETAs and Scholars. Vang is currently the Fulbright Taiwan English Teaching Assistant and at the conference she won an award for 2013-2014 Outstanding Fulbright ETA Performance Award. “I was not expecting
Over the 2014 January Interterm, Associate Professor Pilar Valenzuela (Department of World Languages & Cultures) led a group of Chapman students as part of a research initiative. The group of four (Stephanie Estrada, Spanish Major (’15), Rebeca Herrera, Political Science, Peace Studies, Women’s Studies (’14), Valeria Sosa, Political Science Major, Spanish Minor (’14) and Emily
Assistant Art Professor Micol Hebron who teaches New Genres and Contemporary Art History & Theory , is featured in the 2014 Artillery Magazine (Jan/Feb issue) for her project “Gallery Tally: The Poster Project”, which examines gender inequity in the contemporary art world. Micol was interviewed by arts writer Carol Cheh regarding her project, which
Wilkinson College alumnae Josefine Borrmann (B.A. in Ethnographic Film ’11) has been receiving awards for her first feature film titled, A Question of Perspective. Borrmann created the film while still at Chapman and finished it during her studies of Visual and Media Anthropology in Berlin, Germany with co-director Julia Luhnau, University of Cologne. The
Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences invites you to the first CRASSH & BURN workshop of the year, Building Wilkinson’s Graduate Research Culture, Tuesday, February 4, 2014, 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Laura Scudder Conference Room, RO 127. This session will be an open discussion on how we can improve and build the college’s graduate
Alumna Sabrina Davis (’12 Graphic Design) was recently highlighted in the Old Towne Orange Plaza Review for receiving the 2013 west coast scholarship awarded by the National Association of Flavor and Food-Ingredient Systems (NAFFS). During her time at Chapman University, Davis created a colorful nutrition labeling program to help students make smart food choices and
The Department of Religious Studies and members of the Theta Alpha Kappa Religious Studies National Honor Society invite Chapman undergraduate students to submit papers in the area of religion, gender and sexuality for peer-reviewed competitive consideration for presentation at the undergraduate student paper sessions of this international conference, Religious Genderings: The Socio-Spiritual [Dis-]Empowerment of Women and
Art Professor Claudine Jaenichen just received confirmation that her research project, Tsunami Evacuation Information: Creating Maximum Visibility and Standards for Tsunami Evacuation Information in Southern California , has been accepted to a prestigious international Information Design Conference hosted by the International Institute of Information Design . The conference is in London at the Royal
Associate Art Professor Claudine Jaenichen was presented with a Medal of Public Service from San Diego County’s Emergency Management for her team’s work on tsunami evacuation information. The medal was presented at the Unified Disaster Council on Thursday, December 12, 2013 by Holly Crawford, Director of Emergency Services for the County of San Diego County. The