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Dawn Bonker
A Mental Health Study Highlights Wide-Ranging Effects of COVID-19 The pandemic has 61% in U.S. feeling high levels of stress, national mental health research project finds.
If you’re feeling frazzled by the COVID-19 pandemic, you are far from alone. A new Chapman University study finds that 61% of respondents are experiencing high levels of stress, with 45% reporting that they “feel down...
Dennis Arp
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...
Maddison Herrick (’20 M.A.)
Student Steps Out Against Fear and Racism Targeting Asian Americans A talent for storytelling helps Ginger Chen '20 adapt during this time of challenges.
It was a week not measured in time but in trash bags. So many bundled and carried to the garbage that Ginger Chen ’20 lost count. When she learned that Chapman University was moving to remote instruction and essentially...
Pharmacy Professor Tracks the COVID-19 Clinical Trials Jerika Lam evaluates therapeutics so doctors can choose the best treatments.
As the world scrambled to battle the coronavirus pandemic this spring, we all watched the numbers. How many new cases? What were the stats on the curve? How many months to a vaccine against the virus that causes the...
From Donated Face Shields to Free Counseling Services, Chapman Helps the Front Lines Highlights of university efforts against the pandemic are shared in a community forum.
Communities that work together to harness resiliency, optimism and creativity in times of crisis have the potential to discover new ideas that will lead them to a stronger future, Collette Creppell, Chapman University’s...
Chapman Community Responds to Call for Student Support in Time of Coronavirus More than $1.1 million is raised in annual Giving Day effort.
In a remarkable outpouring of generosity, more than 1,300 donors participated in Chapman University’s Giving Day, raising $1.1 million for its students and families in economic crisis because of the pandemic.
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Chapman University Pharmacy Students and Faculty Are on the Job and in the Battle Against Coronavirus From a student whose parents fell ill, to a professor's hospital role, hundreds are in the fight.
nearly 200 student interns and dozens of faculty members from the School of Pharmacy who’ve quickly stepped to the front lines in the coronavirus battle, playing key roles on medical teams across Southern California.