Category - Health & Behavior

Physician assistant and Chapman professor Gabriela Belinsky during a fitting for the personal protective equipment she now uses when evaluating patients with potential COVID-19 symptoms at the medical clinic where she is helping out.

Chapman Physician Assistant Faculty Members Step In to Help During COVID-19 Crisis Innovative instruction strategies also keep the next generation of PAs on track.

Even as they shift to online instruction with students, faculty members in Chapman University’s Physician Assistant Studies program are stepping up to serve the public during the COVID-19 pandemic. Several are working...

April 1, 2020

Dawn Bonker

A satellite image interpreted by a Chapman earth systems lab shows a steep drop in nitrogen oxide emissions in and around Los Angees, indicating that residents are observing stay-at-home orders.

CU Lab Gives a View of COVID-19 Compliance in Regions With Stay-at-Home Orders Where nitrogen oxide emissions are down, restrictions have a chance to slow spread of coronavirus.

By tracking big declines in nitrogen oxide emissions over regions where activity is restricted, Chapman scientists can frame the scope of change in those nations.

March 24, 2020

Dennis Arp

Student Emergency Medical Education Club with fire and life safety supervisors

Family’s Memorial Gift Builds on their Daughter’s Dream To Make a Difference The support helps advance the vision Megan Brynjolfsson ’19 had for a student first aid team.

When the late Megan Brynjolfsson ’19 transferred to Chapman University, it would have been completely understandable if she had chosen to focus solely on finishing her degree. Chronic health challenges and debilitating...

February 14, 2020

Dawn Bonker

Illustration of a toxic smoke in Lung . cancer or illness concept

Researcher’s Vaping Policy Role Focuses on Teen Access to Products Chapman Professor Georgiana Bostean is helping to turn findings into recommendations.

Where there is smoke, there’s fire, but in the case of vaping, there has also been a mist of uncertainty. Chapman University Professor Georgiana Bostean is working on writing policy for a national public health...

February 10, 2020

Brittany Hanson

Healthcare people group. Professional doctor working in hospital office or clinic with other doctors, nurse and surgeon. Medical technology research institute and doctor staff service concept.

School of Pharmacy Leads a Comprehensive Effort to Prevent Medical Errors and Save Lives “Every sector of health care needs to be involved” in patient safety, Dean Ron Jordan says.

February 10, 2020

Dawn Bonker

Researcher Advises on Policy Addressing Vaping Crisis

Where there is smoke, there’s fire, but in the case of vaping, there has been a mist of uncertainty. Chapman Professor Georgiana Bostean is working on writing policy for a national public health organization to bring...

November 7, 2019

Brittany Hanson

Category - Health & Behavior

Chapman Physician Assistant Faculty Members Step In to Help During COVID-19 Crisis Innovative instruction strategies also keep the next generation of PAs on track.

CU Lab Gives a View of COVID-19 Compliance in Regions With Stay-at-Home Orders Where nitrogen oxide emissions are down, restrictions have a chance to slow spread of coronavirus.

Family’s Memorial Gift Builds on their Daughter’s Dream To Make a Difference The support helps advance the vision Megan Brynjolfsson ’19 had for a student first aid team.

Researcher’s Vaping Policy Role Focuses on Teen Access to Products Chapman Professor Georgiana Bostean is helping to turn findings into recommendations.

School of Pharmacy Leads a Comprehensive Effort to Prevent Medical Errors and Save Lives “Every sector of health care needs to be involved” in patient safety, Dean Ron Jordan says.

Researcher Advises on Policy Addressing Vaping Crisis

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