Category - Driven by Curiosity

Germinal faculty; Research and Creative Activity; Innovative programming and initiatives; Presidential Fellows; Rankings

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Chapman University Explores Walt Disney’s Legacy With New Speaker Series and Academic Initiative Disney historians and industry experts explore insights into Walt Disney's creative legacy through the speaker series.
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Could Your Lap Dog Make a Great Police Dog? Chapman University researchers are challenging the common beliefs behind police and military dog selection.
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Meet Science Philosopher Thomas Pradeu, Chapman’s Newest Presidential Fellow Pradeu’s book, “The Limits of the Self,” received the Lakatos Award, which is given for an outstanding contribution to the philosophy of science.
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Bridging the Gap: How Family Support Can Drive Success for Latinx First-Generation College Students Attallah College Assistant Professor Stephany Cuevas is researching how to support the families of first-generation college students.
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Chapman University’s Economic Forecast 2024: Gain Exclusive Insights for 2025 Interest rates, housing prospects and smart investment decisions will lead Dr. Doti’s predictions for the coming year.
Argyros Dean's Leadership Lecture Series 2024
Disney, Whole Foods Leaders Headline Argyros Dean’s Leadership Series
Photo for research roundup July-Aug 2024
Chapman University Research Awards for July-August 2024
Ellie Nguyen
Innovative Computer Musical Instrument Expands Accessibility for All Through the SURF Program, Ellie Nguyen ’25 developed a platform that makes creating music accessible.
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Roxane Gay to Kick Off “Engaging the World” Series at Chapman This year’s lecture, film and discussion series will focus on the topic of gender and sexuality.
Yanelly Mego
Student Researcher Blends Dance with Software Engineering SURF program allowed Yanelly Mego ’25 to create a platform that gives dancers better feedback.
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New Center of Excellence at Chapman University Will Study Quantum Theory and the Nature of Reality The 'Southern California Quantum Foundations Hub' received a $2.43 million grant from the John Templeton Foundation.
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Can High-Altitude Balloons Help Fight Wildfires? A Chapman University scientist is taking part in NASA-funded research aiming to mitigate deadly fires caused by climate change.

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