Philip Goodrich ’22, a political science and history double major with a minor in secondary education, has been working on a project titled “‘Complicated and Messy’: Student Government Leaders on Campus Free Expression...
44% of high school students surveyed felt persistently sad or hopeless during the past year. A supportive classroom culture fosters relationships that sustain people when they’re struggling mentally and emotionally...
Roxanne Greitz Miller, Ed.D., a widely respected leader and nationally recognized advocate for excellence in PreK-12 public schools, has been named dean of Chapman University’s Attallah College of Educational Studies...
Stephany Cuevas launched a research project seeking answers to a simple question: How do undocumented Latinx parents help their children get to college? Little did she know that the pursuit would put thousands of miles...
In the struggle to make education more inclusive, too often people with disabilities have been on the outside looking in. But now Chapman University’s Thompson Policy Institute on Disability (TPI) is increasing access...
What does it mean to lead? For students enrolled in Chapman’s Minor in Leadership Studies (LEAD), the first step on the journey starts by looking inward.
You’re ready to pursue the next steps in your education career, but are unsure if you should pursue the Doctorate in Philosophy in Education (Ph.D.) or the Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.). Understanding the differences...
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