A sociology professor and Chapman alumnus are transforming lives and communities by offering educational opportunities for youths impacted by the U.S. criminal justice system.
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Bethanie Le
Student-Led Community Outreach Program Teaches Good Neighbor Habits Alisa Dreyer ‘21 is helping to solve problems in the community as part of a new peer education program designed to ease the transition to off-campus living.
Discarded furniture. Poorly-parked cars. Loud gatherings and general noisiness. Alisa Dreyer ’21 has been a student assistant in Chapman University’s Office of Community Relations for almost four years, so she’s...
Staci Dumoski
Chapman Flu Shot Clinics Provide a Boost of Protection to the Community During COVID-19
Some 800 people rolled up their sleeves and received flu shots at immunization clinics hosted by Chapman University during October, helping to improve protection against seasonal influenza in communities surrounding the...
Dawn Bonker
Chapman Sociology Student Combines Research, Activism to Combat Racism in Local Schools With faculty mentorship, Marisa Quezada ’22 informs activism with data.
Marisa Quezada ’22 was scrolling through her Instagram feed when a post about racism in her community’s schools caught her eye. It was a survey asking community members to share their stories about racism on...
Michelle Anguka
Amid Coronavirus Worries, MFT Students Offer Mental Health Support Through Telehealth
Editor’s Note: During the coronavirus quarantine, Chapman’s Frances Smith Center for Individual and Family Therapy is offering free telehealth counseling. Following is a reflection on that experience by Maddison...
Students’ Letters to Home-Bound Seniors Welcomed as “an Unexpected Gift” Response to physics professor's extra-credit offer reflects a commitment to service.
Since Chapman University has moved instruction online, faculty members have gotten even more creative with their class assignments. Among the innovative thinkers is physics professor Stephanie Bailey, who is working to...
Sarah Buckley
Chapman Supports Community Fight Against COVID-19, Offers Housing to First Responders University makes student housing available to first responders exposed to coronavirus.
Chapman University is playing a vital role in the community fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Students use their technology skills to quickly produce face shields. Physician Assistant Studies faculty cover extra...
Resolving Conflict in the Virtual World Fowler School of Law’s Mediation Clinic finds new ways to service clients even while law students stay at home.
Legal clinics at Fowler School of Law have found ways to navigate this new reality of social distancing while still providing opportunities for law students to gain real-world experience.
Pj Perez
Brittany Hanson