Two new graduate degrees designed to advance the careers of mid-career health care professionals launch at Chapman University’s School of Pharmacy in 2021.
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Dawn Bonker
Prestigious Scholarships Equip Future Speech Therapists to Aid Underserved Communities
Two graduate students in Chapman University’s speech communication disorders program will spend a year serving some of California’s most underserved residents. The two received prestigious scholarships that reward...
Crean College Dean Addresses Health Care After COVID-19 Janeen Hill discusses research and education as key players in how health care will shift.
Recently, Janeen Hill, Ph.D., founding dean of Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences, answered questions addressing the future of health care, how it will be altered by COVID-19 and how the education of future...
Brittany Hanson
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.)
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...
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.