Don Barrett (B.A. Communication ’64), founder of laradio.com, is joining the Orange County Register as radio columnist. Barrett succeeds Gary Lycan, who passed away on April 9 after battling prostate cancer. Lycan served as radio columnist for the Register for more than 40 years. He was well-known and well-liked among readers and the radio industry
WASHINGTON (July 25, 2013) — The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced today $33 million in grants for 173 humanities projects, including the publication of the complete papers of the first Federal Congress, which met from 1789 to 1791, and the archaeological excavation and analysis of Bronze Age settlements around the Marmara Lake Basin
Director of Graduate Studies for the M.S. in Health and Strategic Communication , Dr. Lisa Sparks , has been renewed for the ASCO-Conquer Cancer Foundation Quality of Care Grant Award. The project is titled, ” An intervention trial of text messaging to improve patient adherence to adjuvant hormonal therapy,” and the total award amount
There are two great opportunities coming up this summer for alumni who are searching for a job, looking to make a career change or just interested in doing some professional networking. SOS Summer Career Expo Wednesday, July 17, 2013 • 12 – 3 p.m. Argyros Forum Student Union The Career Development Center at Chapman University
Chapman University alumnus Sinan Kanatsiz, Bachelor of Arts in Communications ’97 and Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership ’00, talks about the leadership skills he developed and the opportunities he had at Chapman. Sinan is the founder and president of KCOMM, a full service public relations, government affairs and internet marketing company, whose clients include
The Chapman University community responded to the U.S. Supreme Court’s separate but related rulings on gay marriage today with some of the same diversity of debate and celebrations spreading across the nation. In the Wallace All Faiths Chapel of the Fish Interfaith Center, the Rev. Nancy Brink, director of the Office of Church Relations, offered
Wilkinson College’s Communication Program was listed as a “Top Ten” program in the areas of Aging, Drugs, Marriage and Intimacy, Narrative, and Science by the Communication Institute (ComVista). Below are the particular rankings: 7th overall in Aging 13th overall in drugs 11th in marriage and intimacy 42nd in narrative 23rd in science Congratulations to everyone
Every year at Commencement, Wilkinson College chooses one alumnus to honor with the distinguished Harmon Wilkinson Award. The award is in honor of Wilkinson’s namesake Harmon Wilkinson. Harmon completed his baccalaureate study in 1935, double majoring in English and history. Over the years, in addition to being a Chapman student, Harmon was an active alumnus,
Highlights from Chapman University’s independently organized TEDx event, Icons, Geniuses & Mavericks. Our speakers were thoughtfully selected to stir the mind with new thoughts, inspire deeper conversation and encourage others to exceed limits. These talks offer ideas worth spreading.
Sometimes big statements are best made in small ways. That was the thinking behind a new Commencement tradition begun this year at Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences . Traditionally, the college gave graduates a medal to wear over their graduation robes as a reminder that they are forever part of the Wilkinson