Category - Community Impact

Social mobility; Social justice; Advancing DEI; Sustainability; Economic Impact; Social Impact

Classroom buildings overlooking lawn at Chapman University.
NEH Grant Awarded to Launch Asian American Studies Minor at Chapman University
January 24, 2022
Blurred reflection of woman as she gazes gazes at city lights.
Latino or Hispanic? Latinx or Latine? Chapman University Expert Weighs in on the Debate and Why it Matters. 
October 6, 2021
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‘I Didn’t Know That …’ Considering the painful history of race and social justice, there is no end of ways for students to finish such a sentence of discovery.
September 1, 2021
Medical personel gives a COVID-19 vaccination to an anonymous woman in an outdoor booth.
School of Pharmacy’s Pop-Up Vaccination Sites Help Communities Overcome Hesitancy In partnership with the City of Anaheim and Galaxy Pharmacy, Dr. Karl Hess of the Chapman School of Pharmacy works to improve access to COVID-19 vaccine.
August 16, 2021
art by Rotimi
Celebrating Pride Month with the Life and Work of Escalette Artist Rotimi Fani-Kayode
June 15, 2021
Jennifer Keene
A Message from Wilkinson College Dean Jennifer Keene
May 6, 2021
Portrait of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery painted on pee chee folder.
Director of Art Partners With Chapman Students to Increase Representation in Permanent Collection Lindsay Shen discusses how partnerships with students and the community are supporting the development of a more inclusive art collection.
May 3, 2021
Kennedy Hall
Fowler School of Law Names Inaugural Wylie A. Aitken Professor of Law, Race, and Social Justice
April 6, 2021
Perseverance by Arantza Guerena
After Pandemic, Students Express New Empathy with Holocaust Survivors Winners of the 22nd Annual Holocaust Art & Writing Contest were recognized in a virtual celebration.
March 17, 2021
chapman students gather around virutal anatomy lab table
New Interdisciplinary Minors Prepare Chapman Students for Career Success
March 12, 2021
Carmichael Peters teaches.
Chapman Honors Class Takes on Institutional Racism by Bridging Five Decades of Activism Led by mentors Carmichael Peters and Andrew Horowitz, Honors students revisit a 1969 narrative, seeking a new path to change.
March 5, 2021
natalie moser and family in huntington beach council chamber
Natalie Moser (MBA ’05) Elected to Huntington Beach City Council
March 4, 2021

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