Tag - Attallah College of Educational Studies

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Attallah College

Chapman’s Educational Studies Programs Work to Build Inclusive Curriculum Coursework embeds students in local communities, providing opportunities to promote equity and inclusion.

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University News

Chapman Graduate Programs Enjoy Big Jump in U.S. News Rankings Health sciences, business, education and law rank among the nation's best in latest report.

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Alumni

Lessons at Chapman Lead to Action in Africa A nonprofit founded by Sarah Nininger ’13 provides vital services to a Ugandan community.

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Humanities & Society

Champion Of Change High school counselor Beau Menchaca (M.A. ’02) leads a transformation of culture, multiplying the number of students who attend college.

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Alumni

School Counseling Alumni Honored by OC Department of Education

Campus & Students

Chapman Professor Lends a Hand in Puerto Rico Her vacation becomes a relief effort for storm-damaged schools.

Campus & Students

Save the Date for State of the University, Friday, Feb. 23 President Struppa will share new five-year plan.

Chapman Magazine

Lasting Lessons – As a teacher and philanthropist, Donna Ford Attallah ’61 sows seeds of generosity that continuously enrich the lives of Chapman students. As a teacher and philanthropist, Donna Ford Attallah '61 sows seeds of generosity that continuously enrich the lives of Chapman students.

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Health & Behavior

Attallah College to host third Roundtable on Excellent Schools Event will name recipients of the first “ePrize” to foster collaboration between Orange County districts and charter schools