Every year, KPCC education reporters look for interesting stories among the graduating high school and college classes. This year, we’re enlisting the public’s help. Nominate an inspiring, funny or accomplished graduate for a profile and we might include him or her in our online and on-air coverage this graduation season. Before you start filling out
With 21 colleges and universities, 47 rookie and novice debate entries, and 210 novice individual events, Chapman Forensics competed at the “Cool Off” tournament this past weekend at Saddleback College!! They took 4 student competitors (Kevin Taucher, Jasmine Johnson, Shelby Stanton, and Carlos Marrow), 2 student judges (Tim Seavey and John Kelly), and 1 student
The Panther student newspaper has just learned that it has received two prestigious awards in state and national competitions. In statewide competition, the California Newspaper Publishers Association (CNPA) named The Panther one of the state’s top two university newspapers in the “General Excellence” category that includes finalists at universities with much larger enrollments, including UCLA,
Enhance your potential and earn your graduate degree! With a degree from Chapman, you’re going places! But why not broaden your options? A graduate degree could make all the difference in your career, in both job choices and salary range. Did you know that professionals holding graduate degrees earn, on average, 20 percent more than
You’re invited to the Wilkinson College Alumni Book Club on Thursday, April 19, 2012 at 6:30 p.m — discussing Oscar Wilde’s, ” The Picture of Dorian Gray” with English Professor Myron Yeager at the Elliott Alumni House, 204 North Olive Street, Orange. The Picture of Dorian Gray is one of the most brilliant and
Patrick Fuery, chair of the English department, confirmed that he has been selected as dean of Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences. He will assume the position in August. A faculty search committee, consisting of Marvin Meyer, professor of religious studies; Myron Yeager, professor of English; Marilyn Harran, Stern chair in
Dr. Lisa Randall, Ph.D., professor of physics at Harvard University and one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World, will speak at Chapman University on Tuesday, March 27, about her newly-published book, Knocking on Heaven’s Door: How Physics and Scientific Thinking Are Illuminating the Universe and the Modern World. The talk will
Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Department of Communication Studies presents Do You Have Charisma? Charismatizing Your Message – Communication tips from Melanie Chartoff, actress, animation performer, voice-over artist and communication coach, today at 4 p.m. in Argyros Forum, rooms 209 A & B. This event is free and open to the
Congrats to the 2012 Chapman Forensics Team! They are currently ranked 14th in the nation after an impressive showing at the 2012 Pi Kappa Delta National Comprehensive Tournament (which included 70 schools, 283 Debate Teams, and 1,329 Individual Events). Check out Chapman Forensics Team’s Facebook Page for a list of the results!
Senior Communications Major Jamie Krispel is one of three recipients to be awarded the MICHAEL JUND SPORTS MEDIA SCHOLARSHIP AWARD.Congrats Jamie!