Learning is a lifelong journey for Chapman University alumni. Last year, we launched an innovative new program to help Chapman alumni 50 years of age and older continue learning and growing at their alma mater. Chapman Alumni Lifelong Learning brings these seasoned learners together in the classroom with current students and outstanding faculty for a
Foreign correspondents have a reputation for leading a life of adventure, travel, intrigue and even danger, and no one fits that image better than journalist and Chapman Univer sity Trustee David C. Henley. Henley roamed the world for nearly 60 years, covering revolutions, unrest and international hot spots in the Middle East, North Africa, Asia,
Chapman’s student body elected five students to Student Government Association (SGA) senate and the winners will be initiated into senate in the spring. The Arg yros School of Business and Economics saw a voter turnout of around 8 percent of the student body. Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences saw a turnout of
It’s that time again … on Friday, December 7, 2012 Wilkinson College faculty and staff will take on Chapman students in the 2nd Annual WCHSS Faculty/Staff vs. Students Soccer Match. Last year’s match ended with the students beating the faculty/staff pretty bad (so bad in fact, nobody seems to remember the exact score) —
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
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 –
Join S igma Iota Rho, the Honor Society for International Studies , on Wednesday, November 14 at 7 p.m. in Argyros Forum 207 for a debate panel titled Nuclear Iran. The panel will featuring several acclaimed Chapman University professors who will analyze the ramifications of the development of an Iranian Nuclear department.
The Center for Global Education will host “U.S.-Taiwan-China Relations: Problems and Prospects,” featuring speaker Dr. John Franklin Copper on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Chapman University, Argyros Forum 201in Orange. During “U.S.-Taiwan-China Relations: Problems and Prospects,” Dr. Copper will discuss relationships between the United States, Taiwan, and China.
Wilkinson student Marvin Garbeh Davis comes to Chapman from a small village called Zwedru in Liberia. Davis is a first yea r student in the Master of International Studies (MAIS) program and was recently interviewed (alon g with his patron, Lynn Bain, or as he refers to her, ‘Mum’) by Times-Standard Newspaper (located in Northern
On Saturday, October 20, 2012, a Cross Borders Conference will take place in Beckman Hall 404 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Keynote Speakers will include Alejandra García-Williams, the General Consul of Mexico in Orange County and Kevin Klowden, a Managing Economist at the Milken Institute. Panel Discussions