Elizabeth Wong, a freshman business major in Tammy Lechner’s ENG 103 Writing About People class, has won the “Discover Asia Correspondent Contest.” The contest, co-sponsored by Korean Airlines and the Los Angeles Times, invited high school and college students to choose any destination in Asia serviced by Korean Airlines, and write an essay explaining their
I am a senior, graduating this May with a double-major in Business Administration and Political Science . In the coming academic year, I will be on a Fulbright scholarship as an English Teaching Assistant at a university in Romania. When I first arrived at Chapman University , I was not entirely sure of my
The time has actually come – you are graduating from college! For some of you this means you’re officially done with schooling for the rest of your life; for others, this means leaping into a concentrated discipline at graduate school; for the career driven individuals, your highly awaited graduation means gaining real time work experience
Friday is the last day to register for Spring 2016 internships without a petition. In honor of all you can learn about your love or distaste for an industry, your skills and the value of networking, we asked a serial intern in Strategic and Corporate Communication what she has learned after three social media and
Congratulations to The Panther staff for winning four top awards in the California College Media Association’s Excellence in Student Media contest honoring “the best in college media in California.” Special recognition goes to Panther Editor in Chief Megan Abba and former Editor in Chief Mark Pampanin (’15) for their report “He Said, She Said,” an investigation into sexual assault.
Chapman Professor Justin Walsh is looking for student volunteers to work on an archaeological project in the south of Spain, June – July 2016. He will be collaborating with a group of Spanish archaeologists called Forvm MMX at the site of Castulo. This city was inhabited from ca. 700 BCE to 1600 CE, and it
Are you making the most of your academic experience? BURN is offering an Intro to Undergraduate Research workshop on Wednesday, December 2, 2015 at 12 p.m. in Beckman Hall , Room 104. Strengthen your academic resume through research Meet key faculty Learn of job and internship opportunities Collaborate across majors and departments
On Tuesday, September 29, 2015 #1 New York Times bestselling author, Cheryl Strayed , will be visiting Chapman University to discuss her book Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Coast Trail . Leading up to this exciting night the University Program Board (UPB) will be hosting a student and alumni hike in honor of Strayed’s
This past April, Associate professor of art history and archaeology Justin St. P. Walsh received a grant from the Loeb Classical Library Foundation at Harvard University to fund his fieldwork in Spain this summer. The money paid for travel, a new computer, as well as hiring two Spanish archaeologists and five Chapman students to
Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is hosting a WILD Book Club in honor of author Cheryl Strayed and her #1 New York Times bestselling memoir WILD: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail. Strayed will be visting campus on Tuesday, September 29, 2015 to discuss her book as part of