Double English (literature concentration) and Theatre (Screen Acting concentration) majorMatthew Gallenstein (’12) will receive the Paul Frizler Scholarship for 2011- 2012. As the Frizler Scholar, Matthew will receive a $2,200 scholarship for the academic year. The Paul Frizler Memorial Scholarship honors the legacy of one of Chapman University’s most inspirational faculty members, whose electric intellect and encouraging
The British Library in London currently has an exhibit featuring two early steampunk novels: Homunculus (winner of the Philip K. Dick award for best paperback science fiction novel in 1985) and Lord Kelvin’s Machine, published in 1992 by Professor of English James Blaylock. Also on display is a copy of Dr. Blaylock’s steampunk short story, “The
The graphic design program in the Art Department creates and publishes its own newspaper focusing solely on the world of of graphic design and the department called the Commpost. Volume VI 2 has recently been completed and ready for your viewing pleasure. Take a look at what wonderful things the design program and department have been
Preserving Our Stories: The 150th Anniversary Oral History Issue of Voces Novae: Chapman University Historical Review is now on-line This year marks the 150th Anniversary of Chapman University, and the students of the Alpha Mu Gamma (Chapman’s chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, The National History Honor Society in Wilkinson College) decided to commemorate this milestone
Chapman University’s 2010- 2011 visiting Fulbright Faculty Scholar, Binlan Huang, Ph.D, recently donated two pieces of batik art paintings to Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Left to right: Dr. Wenshan Jia, Dr. Binlan Huang and Steve Harvath pose with batik painting gift. The two pieces of identical art are by an unknown local folk artist from
Chapman University’s Guggenheim Gallery proudly announces an exhibition of the paintings and drawings of 1961 Department of Art alumnus. CARSON GLADSON – The Musical Improvisations of the American Landscape, June 12 – July 14, 2011. Please join us at the opening reception, open to the public, for the artist on Sunday, June 12, 3 p.m.
Dr. Robert Buranello’s ITAL343 class participated in the first annual OCICA Italian poetry contest on May 1, 2011 and also covered the event for L’Italo-Americano, the weekly bilingual (Italian-English) newspaper founded in 1908 in Los Angeles Country. Check out article here.
Congratulations are in order for Collin Pointon (double major in English literature and Philosophy). He has been accepted into the MA in Philosophy program at Marquette University and will be starting in the fall.
Please join me in congratulating journalism alum and former Panther Editor-in-Chief Mary Plummer (’07) whose piece on aging appeared in the New York Times May 18. Click here to Read! After earning her MSJ from Columbia University, Mary completed a fellowship with ABC News in London and is now working with ABC News in Los Angeles. To
Kent Lehnhof, associate professor of English, has published a personal essay about commencement in The Chronicle of Higher Education. Check out the essay here: http://chronicle.com/article/Why-a-Comfortable-Commencement/127518/