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Alumni News

November 12, 2012 by | News

Kristen Lee, BFA Graphic Design ’12, is now a Graphic Artist at Admit One Products, Inc Devin Valdivia, BFA Graphic Design ’12, is currently a Freelance Illustrator at PIMCO Anton Warkentin, BFA Graphic Design ’12, is the Co Founder + Design at Cathod.tv Lauren Butori, BFA Graphic Design ’06, is now the Lead Textile Graphic

International Education Week, Nov. 12-16

November 12, 2012 by | News

Today k icks off International Education Week. Be sure to check out all the great things planned! Monday: International Student Sharing Day: Hear international and exchange students in your classes share their stories on where they come from. Tuesday: International Food Fair: Enjoy international cuisine in the Piazza from noon –

Voces Novae uses award money to purchase research books for library

November 7, 2012 by | History

The history e-journal, Voces Novae, won the national prize for Best Electronic Journal by the Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society (again) and as part of the prize, they received a check from Phi Alpha Theta (PAT) for $100 to buy books for the Leatherby Libraries. The book presentation took place on Friday, Nov. 2, 2012

Student Art Show

November 6, 2012 by | Art

This week in the Guggenheim Gallery students from the BFA in Graphic Design program and BA in ART program will be show-casing their student art-work. The show runs all week and is opened from 12-5 Monday – Friday. For more information, please contact the Gallery at (714) 997-6729.

Speech and Debate team tops the competition at recent tournament

November 6, 2012 by | Student Awards/Scholarships

Chapman University’s Speech and Debate Team won the most individual awards of any four-year university competing at the 2012 California Double-Up Tournament, held this month at Azusa Pacific University. Contributing to the team’s overall ranking were outstanding individual achievements in several categories. In the category of After Dinner Speaking, which challenges students to write and

Sweet Presents Paper at Conference

October 29, 2012 by | English

On Friday, October 19, 2012, English Professor (and Director of Undergraduate Writing) Doug Sweet, presented his paper, ” Released from the Ghosts of Platonic Idealism ” at the the Watson Conference, “Economies of Writing,” at U. of Louisville.  

Political Science Professor Offers Expert Advise

October 29, 2012 by | POSC

Political Science Professor Lori Cox Han , an expert on American government, was interviewed last week by Lake Forest Patch about former US President Bill Clinton’s visit to UCI on Tuesday, October 22. Clinton was their to endorse five congressional candidates and encourage voters to turn out on Nov. 6. Click here to read the

Alicia Kozameh at Georgetown University

October 22, 2012 by | English

English Professor Alicia Kozameh will be addressing students, faculty and the Georgetown University community within the framework of Professor Adam Lifshey’s class, “Human Rights in Latin America”. She will read from her novel Steps Under Water and speak about the relationship between her experiences as a political prisoner and the creative writing process of this

Art Professor Recognized in Art Scene Monthly Digest

October 17, 2012 by | Art

Art Professor David Lee currently has his art work up in Brett Rubbico Gallery in Newport Beach, a gallery recognized as the authoritative and educational gallery for contemporary art in Orange County with an emphasis on related diversity of work styles including reductive, minimal, abstract, geometric, figurative, and landscape with strict adherence to a rigorous

Doug Sweet’s Newest Publication

October 10, 2012 by | English

Doug Sweet, Direct or of Undergraduate Writing,  has just published a chapter in  WPA Outcomes Statement–A Decade Later. This text features a number of nationally-known scholars discussing how the WPA Outcomes Statement has affected the teaching of writing and writing program administration. A Description of the Collection: “The WPA Outcomes Statement—A Decade Later addresses

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